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Always used Jim Abernethy since I started diving in West Palm Beach Florida, nothing but good things to say about them, been on both Deep Obsession and Shear Water with Jim Abernethy as captain for the day, awesome outfit

There is a Divers Direct at the top of International drive. The prices aren't massively cheaper unless you get a really good exchange rate, you may pick up something like wetsuits, rashvests and knives cheaper, but not to much else. If you are there for three weeks take a couple of days diving...

I'll probably be across diving with JASA on the 11/12th October, still to book so dates not fixed yet :D

We stay in the Clermont area when on holiday, we normally drive down to palm beach and do two days diving, usually stay in a motel for the one night, its only a 2 1/2 hr drive, nothing drastic :-)

Looked like shaun who captains on Jim Abernethy's boat in one of your photos, the one next to the whale sharks mouth, superb to see that anyway

I dive WPB when I am over in Florida, we stay in Polk county area and drive down to WPB, approx 3hrs, if we are doing two days diving we usually just book a cheap motel for one night. Have dived with Jim Abernethy all the times we have been over so another shout for him, well organised crew

Glad to here he is okay, usually dive with his outfit at West Palm Beach

Posted a couple of pictures in my gallery, one of the right whale and one of the hammerhead, sorry couldn't remember how to link into post

We spotted one when we were out with JASA on the 28th december cruising northwards in shallow water just up from Breakers, also on the 27th december spotted a young great hammerhead cruising abou the surface around the rons reef area, should have a photo or two so hopefully will post when I have...

I have done 9 dives with JASA and every time enjoyed the experience :D, sean, matt, laz, christine and all are always very helpfull, we are booked in on the 27th and 28th December for reef dives and looking forward it. Got to get away from cold water diving in dry suits (42 F surface and 48 F...

I am heading over for christmas as well, going to get a couple of days diving in the West Palm Beach area as well as visiting Disney, done the epcot dive with my son a couple of years ago, it was enjoyable and good fun interacting with the people outside on the viewing platform and in the restaurant

How long do the groupers hang about the reefs and wrecks. We are coming over from Scotland again, late december before we will get in some diving Only seen the odd one while diving, would love to see a whole bunch of them at the one time

This May I drove down to West Palm Beach from Orlando area, leaving about 6am, done 2 dives and drove back the same day, getting back around 7pm, pretty tiring day. I also dived over 2 days the previous April and stayed 2 nights in the marriot courtyard, much better option as we were not...

I will deffo remember that now

Dry suit essential, temps usually between 4 and 12 deg C, I find it funny when guys come back to the boat when the water temp here is in the mid 20's deg C, and they say its cold and put on extra layers. The viz where I dive is usually about 2-5metres, there is actually quite alot of soft...

I am new to diving also and have dived West Palm Beach on 9 different sites to date, the only shark I have seen was on Juno Yesterday and that was a reef shark :cool2:, not big, also it kept well clear of the divers. Dont think they bother divers to much anyway :dontknow: I usually dive in...

Out with JASA yesterday 6th May, after we finished diving Sean the captain was heading back and spotted a leatherback turtle, we followed at a distance for a while before she lost us. Only managed to get one snap before she disappeared, as I had packed the camera away