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If you decide to dive in St. Thomas with Admiralty or Blue Island, you won't need your pony bottle or much of anything else, safety wise. Both are well prepared for it. A pony bottle is always hung on the decent line at 15 feet. The diving there is a little known secret and safety is always top...

Which ship are you cruising on? In March, there could be 4-5 ships in at one time so traffic to the east end of the island could be a nightmare. You'll spend most your "island" time in a taxi or other means of transporation. Admiralty and Blue Island are the nearest to both cruise ship docks and...

Admiralty Dive Center is minutes away and will pick you up daily!

Diver 85, thanks for posting the link to the pics you took while diving St. Thomas. Very nice quality pics and the diving looked pretty awesome to me!

Why not the USVI's?? For a nice resort on the beach look into Best Western Emerald Beach. The dive sites (over 100 of them) on the north side are a 10 to 30 minute boat ride away. Alot of wrecks and beautiful reefs!

Husband and I got married on St. John USVI, then did alot of diving on St. Thomas. The ceremony was done by Anne Marie and it was beautiful and perfect! She will set you up on getting the marriage certificates and anything else you need. It was stress free and so easy to do! Good luck and...

In the USVI we have the C.O.R.E. foundation. It's working! Check it out at: The CORE Foundation

Follow the link to see how they are training groupers to eat lionfish.... YouTube - Teaching grouper to eat lionfish.AVI

St. Croix started the CORE Program. Who are diving with? There are a few shops there that are doing the lionfish dives. Thanks for helping!

I LOVE what Cozumel is attempting, and belive it's the best choice of action. Groupers are known to eat lionfish, but in the Virgin Islands, they don't know it YET. Presently, we are supporting an organization known as CORE, (Caribbean Oceanic Restoration and Education) and professionally and...

St. Thomas and St. Croix are both excellent dive destinations! St. Croix has a few wrecks, but is best known for their wall, which St. Thomas does not have. Divers from St. Thomas go there to just dive that! St. Thomas has ALOT of wrecks and beautiful reefs. Either way, you can't go wrong!!

Rhone Man - I think your best defense is to capture and destroy them. We spear them on St. Thomas. My captain, Fishbutt, is the coordinator for St. Thomas and has been working dilegently on organizing hunts, educating and training all of our dive shops. I could help you if you'd like. This...

Call Cruz Bay Watersports!! Personally know Dierdre and James! They'zzze the best!

Hey Laurie, I've used mine several times now. I got so when I go back to the states, I can buy things we can't get on the islands. With a 50 lb limit, this bag holds alot!! It's made pretty good and I've got no complaints (yet). Speaking of the gentle handling of baggage, have you seen the...

Definately St. Thomas is the place to dive, which is a little unknown secret except to those who have dove there. On the south south/west side of the island there are many wrecks and beautiful reefs with a large variety of corals and fish. As another shop owner said, these sites are the least...

Coki is much cheaper because they do all shore dives. The other dive centers do their dives in the open water from a boat, maximizing the experience.

Hi Scuba Collin! The US Virgin Islands has been affected by a wave coming from the north, northeast which has made it near impossible to dive on the north side of the island. The south side of the island is basically calm and in my opinion is where the best dives are anyway. Try Admiralty Dive...

Admiralty Dive Center is the dive center recommended by the Marriott. Top notch operation!! They will pick you up at the Marriott's dock with no fees.

Correction - Blue Island's boat can take up to 15 and is larger than Admiralty's who can take up to 12. November is a high month, so I would be surprised if you were the only ones with them.

Admiralty Dive Center IS located in the Windward Passage and specializes on the many wrecks and reefs on the south south/west side of St. Thomas. Each charter (2 tank/2 location) usually does a wreck and a reef, giving the divers maximum bottom time and caters to their needs. They do not...