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Post by , 4/18/2009 3:57:00 AM
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Post by , 4/18/2009 4:01:00 AM
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Re: Best diving in Caribbean?
I think this depends greatly on what kind of adventure you are looking for. Having worked as a scuba instructor – I find people are of two generalist buckets. They are either group enthusiasts, or explorers.
Group enthusiasts prefer to find a resort style setup, dive with a crew of people – and have lots of big places that are full of people to dine or drink (in moderation of course, because you¥re diving ;-p ). For that – I could recommend – Grand Cayman, Northern Belize, Cozumel, Providenciales in Turks & Caicos, Grand Bahama, most of the Virgin Islands, the ABC¥s – Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao. Some of the resorts in the Dominican Republic can be like this too. I do not recommend Jamaica, and have heard that all but off island diving in Puerto Rico is not worth it. Although I don¥t have first hand knowledge there so I may be wrong.
For explorers, there are still several places that are unexplored/pristine. Turks & Caicos – Grand Turk, South Caicos & Salt Cay all have spectacular wall diving and will be intimate experiences. All dives are 5 mins from shore, and the wall goes down 7000 feet. Some of the outer islands and southern locations in Belize are good too, although I believe the diving on that wall only gets really good when you go south. Panama, Nicaragua and Honduras have really spectacular locations that are not all that touristed. Harder to get to and more spanish involved, but the fish life is 10x that of Belize. If you go to Honduras – Roatan is better than Utila for these divers, as Utila is crowded with college kids. Roatan is actually unique as it could have the group enthusiast vibe too – all depends on where you stay. And the Bahamas are FILLED with places that are great. Lots of sharks there still, and fish life is generally good. Stay away from any island with a giant hotel and the diving will likely be superb.
Also – some of those live aboards are fabulous ways to go. You really get out to places that are unexplored, and get your own little party that stays with you all week (may be a good thing or a bad thing!).
I¥d also weigh the timing you are going as well. January through May the west indies are great because the whales are coming through. Hurricane season… you either want to go far north and pray or really far south. Late fall, its colder so going farther south may mean warmer diving.
Good luck – you really can¥t go too wrong. Never had a bad dive in my life – all of them are great for their own reasons!
Post by scubastace, Atlanta, GA, 4/17/2009 9:18:00 AM
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Re: So How About SSI?
I am a PADI instructor. That said, the place where I went to Instructor Development was down the road from an SSI one. The courses are so close they offer a one day cross over class and then you take their three day test (PADIs test is three days too). There are three minor differences which you as a diver would never appreciate. Its extremely minor.
You get the same training essentially. Any resort will accept your certification to dive, I have never seen one turn it down. What may be problematic is if you want to do additional training. Say you took your open water somewhere and then wanted to do a photography specialty. Crossing over may be the problem for some other organizations.
PADI however has really good policies and its easy to cross over later to PADI from SSI. NAUI too – although I have yet to do one. The cost is the same, but it means more paperwork for your instructor 
Another thing too – if you do your confined water and classroom for SSI, and decide to go somewhere tropical for your open water dives, PADI lets you cross that over too. Just be sure to have faxes of your training record sent ahead so the instructor on the other end can get it organized to finish the class for you.
I say, if its local – the shop looks good and well run – do it. Any instructor worth their salt just wants you to start diving and enjoy it. Safely of course, and have fun while you¥re at it. Sounds like the place you found is convenient and a good place to start.
I chose PADI professionally, and it is true its the most recognized worldwide, but SSI and NAUI are as well. You shouldn¥t have a problem diving under those licenses.
Good luck & have fun!!
Post by scubastace, Atlanta, GA, 4/17/2009 1:22:00 PM
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Re: Solo Diving
I would recommend just explaining that to the dive operation you are going to dive with next. Trust me – people do it all the time. 75% of people going on dive holiday haven¥t gone diving in a year or more. And probably have less than 50 dives overall. Its daunting to remember it all.
Remember though, you have the option to do a refresher course, which a dive master can help you go through gear and practice any skills or signals you think are rusty.
You can also have a dive master just watch you on the dock. For a trained professional, you can do this with them being technically in the water – but your husband sounds like he isn¥t trained. If something happened, having familiarity with the equipment is paramount to rescue. While your buddy needs to be in the water with you – a DM or Instructor could be in the boat as long as they could see you. Most of them though, would just rather jump in the water with you. Much easier and less stress for all.
I really recommend telling the dive shop though. It¥ll make you feel better about everything right before diving, and will help make sure the DM knows to pay attention to you and give you any little help you may need to make sure your dive is fun and safe. Don¥t feel embarrassed – loads of people do it. Its the responsible thing to do.
Good luck!
Post by scubastace, Atlanta, GA, 4/17/2009 1:34:00 PM
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Intro
Hey everyone. New to the board & wanted to say hi. Been diving since 94 and have recently renewed my interest, so I¥m now working on my divemaster cert and looking forward to putting more energy into diving.
Anyway, thanks for having me.
Post by KevinP, Vermont, USA, 4/17/2009 1:47:00 PM
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Georgia Aquarium Swim/Dive Availability
I?m a volunteer at the Georgia Aquarium and just learned that the Swim/Dive program has a lot of open availability now and wanted to pass along the info to other dive enthusiasts! You can SCUBA dive with thousands of animals, including whale sharks and a manta ray, for $325 ? that includes all equipment. If you or a friend isn?t SCUBA certified, you can swim on top for $225. This is a great option if you don?t have the time or funds to travel abroad this year! Just call 404.581.4000 or visit http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/Swimordive/index.aspx to get more information and reserve your spot. Some days are also open to same-day registration ? just call!
Post by AllisonJames42, 4/15/2009 7:18:00 AM
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Re: Orca Phoenix Owners manual
Glad to hear it! They can be tough to come by now-a-days!
Post by BobG, Irvine, CA, 4/14/2009 10:34:00 AM
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Post by theoleCleal, 4/13/2009 10:59:00 AM
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Orca Phoenix Owners manual
Friends,
I seem to have lost my Orca Phoenix Ownwers Manual. Does anyone have a copy they can e-mail me?
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