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I just returned from Aruba. There were several recommendations on ScubaBoard to dive with Clive Paula of Dive Aruba.
I was not disappointed, I had a lot of fun. Clive runs everything himself and most often limits his dive groups to 5 or 6 divers. The dive sites are wrecks and/or reefs, and you can dive until your air is used up. If you like small dive groups with great service, I highly recommend Clive.
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Last edited by SubMariner; October 24th, 2004 at 08:51 PM.
I can say the same. Dove with them before I was certified. Would like to have seen more coral but the place that they take the uncertified divers is pretty much trashed. They expect divers to hit the coral so their isn't much there.
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