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Hi All! I will be travelling down to West Palm Beach, Florida for a business trip in March, and I'm planning to come down a day early to go diving! (My first trip to blue/salt water!!).
I plan to go out with Diving Solutions for a two tank dive on Tuesday March 5th at 10:00 AM. The cost is $54 with tanks. Here is their website if you are interested in going. I talked with them today and this date is wide open:
I think that you'll enjoy Diving Solutions. I found them to be a first class operation, one of the best I've used in Florida. The after dive M&M's and Double Stuff oreos were a nice treat - beats orange slices anyday!
They have a great crew! The LDS I work at runs all West Palm beach dives threw them . I go every other week there(if weather is good)I will see you all there at that time
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The world is 25% land.....the rest is a dive trip!
It looks like this is going to turn out to be a great trip! I heard about Diving Solutions from a friend of mine who used to live in Florida. When in West Palm, he dove/dived with them almost exsclusively.
Thanks to all who responded! Can't wait to meet everyone!
:mousy: What type of Dive sight is it that they will be diving on? Is it for a Novice? I would not mind join you down there. But this would be the first Salt dive.
It is a great boat, especially for divers new to the sport or unfamiliar with drift diving. I highly recommend them, but do offer a couple of points on the operation:
1 The method of entry/exit is a little unusual and hard on the knees, especially in rough water. (They have you crawl out of the water on your hands and knees onto the platform.)
2 They restrict your diving somewhat by requiring you to dive with a divemaster, regardless of certification level.
3 The most frequent dives are drift dives at 60 feet. You are time restricted to 30 minutes on tables or 40 minutes on computer. I would rather dive my computer, that is what I bought it for.
All of that being said, I have dove with them on about 10 different occasions and I will be diving with them again in Feb. I just provide this so you know what to expect. All things aside, they are WPB's best boat. Also, try Boynton Beach. There are two good outfits there. The Little Deeper and Loggerhead. Boynton is a really nice reef. You will have to search for Little Deeper, but the Loggerhead is www.loggerheadcharters.com