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My Dive Club is making a return trip to Brockville this August and although we've been there before we are looking to try a new Dive Operator for our week of diving.
Many of us are fairly expereinced divers, most are Dive Masters/Instructors. Our club is more couples than singles. Mostly recreational divers vs. extremely technical type divers.
Under Where? Dive Charters or Thousand Island Pleasure Diving Rockport Brockville Kingston St. Lawrence Dive Charters in the 1000
Both Tom and Wayne run first class operations and we use both depending on where in the river we want to dive. Of all the operators in the area, they are the two that maintain the buoys and blocks. Tom does more recreational stuff and Wayne runs both on different boats. Tom is very accommodating though. Tom is in Brockville and Wayne is about 20 mins west. Bring some extra $$$$ for Dive Tech in Mallorytown. Have fun
My LDS in Montréal Canada also has a dive charter in Brockville.
Personally, I have only been there twice for certifications, and the professionalism of Mike and his crew on the charter is the continuity of what I experience in shop service and training courses : excellent !!
Our group always uses Sea N' Sky Scuba. Capt. Kevins big boat can hold 22 divers very comfortably. Back of the boat has a hydraulic drop down platform the whole width of the boat. They provide a hot lunch onboard (soup, sandwichs, potato chips,home made cookies,etc.) On Sunday Krista fires up the BBQ for hamburgs and hot dogs. They have a big cooler full of water, soft drinks, fruitopia, ice tea. It is very relaxed and you never feel hurried. They also have a smaller boat that can carry 8 divers.
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