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vrykolakas

Back in Mexico

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vrykolakas

, February 2nd, 2012 at 05:22 PM (213 Views)

So a couple of years ago I decided to move to Toronto, ON. I figured, I have always been a bit of a gypsy so why not make the move to the Great White North. So I packed my bags, my gear and the few belongings I had and I made the move. I spent 2 years in Toronto. Met many great people, got to do some really great dives (even a bunch under the ice), but nothing could compare to my true passion... Cave diving! My wife and I decided we should move back to Mexico, closer to our friends and family. We are now back in sunny Cancun, I jumpstarted my diving business (BeyondH2O - Cancun Diving), updated my outdated website and hit the ground running. I can't really complain. Life has been good so far. Business was slow at first, but thankfully it is picking up nicely, and now we're even looking at the possibility of buying an existing dive center to expand our operations to Playa Del Carmen. I'll tell you one thing, life is better when you don't have to dig your car out of the snow, shovel the driveway, sidewalk and watch your every step to avoid slipping on ice.. If you're reading this, come visit. the water is warm, the visibility is outstanding and most important, NO SNOW!!
See you all soon!
oh, and visit my website BeyondH2O Cancun Diving, Cenote Diving in the Mayan Riviera, PAdi Courses in Cancun

Erik