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Congrats! Another diver in the water is great to see....so many puddles so little time!

Does anybody have any experience teaching a one leg amputee how to dive, and if so can you offer any tips?

I think the best way to avoid things like this are to stay out of the 'tourist traps'. I'll agree with Rodesaz, that for families, especially with young children, they can be very safe and convenient. My question is: are you really going to mexico by staying in an AI? In a place like Cozumel...

Troy coming down too!?

Holbox and Isla Mujeres, near Cancun, are both guaranteed whale-shark encounters this time of year. Bummer is, the diving up there could be better. I'd recommend spending a week or so in Cozumel, where the diving is seriously world class, and enjoying a daytrip up to Isla for the whaleshark...

In the way of easy to get to, amazing sea-life and coral dives, you can't beat Cozumel. Hands down the best diving in the western hemisphere. If you're looking farther away, I hear the Gilly Islands are top notch.

It think its a great move, Bill! Commercial diving is very different than the blue water fun diving that I'm into, but either way it scratches a lot of itches. If I were you I'd get out and try some warm water, clear water diving first. The cold black waters of the northeast can scare alot of...