St John - 6 Paq Scuba

[Funland111]

I just returned from doing 11 dives with Colette, owner of 6 Paq Scuba. She is a great teacher and I would highly recommend diving with her. I am an advanced diver, but I can truly say that I am a better diver now having dove with Colette. My previous experience diving in St John was with LowKey, which I enjoyed, but they limited your bottom time to around 40 - 45 minutes. I had 66 minutes on one dive and most dives averaged around 60 minutes of bottom time. My only disappointment was having to come home and deal with more snow.

 

[reservecops]

We are heading to STJ in two months, and we are leaning towards booking with 6PAQ.

However, I believe the price difference between 6PAQ and LowKey was substantial - $139 (per person) for a 2-tank morning or afternoon) trip, while LowKey appears to be about $81 for the same. That's a 71% premium.

Was it worth it?

 

[cwaver]

I dove with Colette on one trip and lowkey for 2 trips. Hands down 6 paq was, in my opinion, the more professional. I learned more about diving with Colette. I felt ignored by low key. I did 20 tanks with low key. The price is cheaper. But so is the service. Again, just my opinion

 

[Funland111]

Colette gives a discount depending on the number of dives you do with her, if I remember correctly it's in the 10 - 15 % range. It is worth the difference, not only in extended bottom time, but at the end of the day you will be a better diver - that is what was important to me.

Dive Safe
Bill

 

[reservecops]

We are heading to STJ in two months, and we are leaning towards booking with 6PAQ.

However, I believe the price difference between 6PAQ and LowKey was substantial - $139 (per person) for a 2-tank morning or afternoon) trip, while LowKey appears to be about $81 for the same. That's a 71% premium.

Was it worth it?

We'll be diving with 6PAQ this weekend and next week. After the discussions, we're betting on the price difference being worth it.