-1 on Breezes, +1 on The Dive Bus.
We were there in Nov for 10 days. Very disappointed with Breezes (and others have had similar experiences, from what I read here) and tickled pink with Mark & Suzy.
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-1 on Breezes, +1 on The Dive Bus.
We were there in Nov for 10 days. Very disappointed with Breezes (and others have had similar experiences, from what I read here) and tickled pink with Mark & Suzy.
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pa diver
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Thanks for the info.... we typically don't go for the all inclusives. We like to wonder around and eat/drink locally. I have an email into Dive Bus
I do have air reservations on hold for Feb 21-28. Now looking for an apt or something with kitchen, preferably on water and relatively close to town.
I do have air reservations on hold for Feb 21-28. Now looking for an apt or something with kitchen, preferably on water and relatively close to town.
curious2dive
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Hi Pa_diver,
Near the dive bus there is a resort called Bon Bini Seaside resort or Sea Horizon Appartments. Those are on walking distance from the seaquarium beach and The Dive Bus
If you're hiring a car it doesn't mather where exactly you stay. For new appartments sea Curinjo or Limestone at spanish water.
Happy planning
Near the dive bus there is a resort called Bon Bini Seaside resort or Sea Horizon Appartments. Those are on walking distance from the seaquarium beach and The Dive Bus
If you're hiring a car it doesn't mather where exactly you stay. For new appartments sea Curinjo or Limestone at spanish water.
Happy planning
looking for advice on a beginner u/w digital camera with stobe for under $1000. we are going to curacao in the next couple of months. never took any pictures u/w but am sick of not having any rememberances of our dives. usually we see something(s) that would be nice to review when home. any can't miss equipment out there?
I have a Sea Life DC1000 that takes nice pictures, has 1 strobe and a wide angle lens and is in your price range. I love how easy it is to travel with and it is pretty easy to learn how to use. The newest version is the DC1200.
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idocsteve
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Do not even consider a trip to Curacao without reading my excellent trip report.
Complete with pictures.
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ab...s-review-vendors-6-28-through-7-5-2010-a.html
Complete with pictures.
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ab...s-review-vendors-6-28-through-7-5-2010-a.html
Mark & Suzy know how to get it done right.
Great operation, great people. You can't go wrong.
pacificgal
Rest in Peace...
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idocsteve
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You can't compare them to other facilities because they are the only ones who do what they do.
diverrex
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We stayed at Lions Dive a few years ago. They have one of the nicer beaches on the island, a pool, walk-in shore diving right off the beach, boat diving right off their dock, a great beach bar, two on-site restaurants, several other restaurants within walking distance, only a 10 minute or so ride to town and it's right next to the Seaquarium. We enjoyed it.
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