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I am not an instructor, but I was out on the boat a few times with Will Welbourn, the PADI course director who works out of Coconut Tree Divers here in Roatan. I thought he was very articulate and the feedback he was giving his student made a lot of sense to me. Look in the thread "Next Up Rotan" & he has a post, so you could PM him that way. (Other than as a paying customer, I am not affiliated with CTD in any way.)
Ann
until Cayman Aggressor http://www.roatanchildrensfund.com/
I've got a Caribbean soul I can barely control and some Texas hidden here in my heart. JB
The PADI IDC's on Roatan are Anthony's Key, Bananarama, Coconut Tree Divers, Subway Watersports and TGI Diving.
I second the recommendation for Will Welbourn at Coconut Tree. I overheard him teaching part of a class. I think the students were OWSI trainees based on the material they were covering. If you're looking to save a little money, CTD has a dorm that students can stay in - it's like $10 night or something. Cocaloca (Gay) here is the owner. They're great people also, fun to hangout with and overly accommodating.
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From birth, man carries the weight of gravity on his shoulders. He is bolted to earth.
But man has only to sink beneath the surface and he is free. - Jacques Yves Cousteau
When did Dockside Divers become an IDC center? Good for them, they have just kicked it up a notch. So now one can choose from the list provided above and these new players. Hooray for you, the candidate.
Sorry I mis-spoke in the above post...please ignore.....my friend did her IDC somewhere else....sorry old age brain fart
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Ann
until Cayman Aggressor http://www.roatanchildrensfund.com/
I've got a Caribbean soul I can barely control and some Texas hidden here in my heart. JB
I'd recommend taking the IDC at coconut tree with Will. He's a gifted and dedicated instructor, and coconut tree is a really fun place. Just make sure you stay away from the turtles!
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