Thanks, diving was good though? Horizon seems solid as well.We were just there to dive so I don't have any intel on the training classes.
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Thanks, diving was good though? Horizon seems solid as well.We were just there to dive so I don't have any intel on the training classes.
Thanks, they seem very responsive. Some comments that they are too big, but also know their stuff.
I am not a 'big operator' kind of person generally. However, I've been down there countless time by now, and they really do a fantastic job. I've even been on an emergency situation where they had to pull up and go immediately for a medical situation. My kid also did his AOW there. So many things are also so close to them in that location.
Snorkel and scuba doesn't really fair well together - check with selected op nonetheless. 99,99% of divers hate seeing a snorkeler on the boat.I have been perusing some threads on Key Largo for an upcoming trip, I would be solo. I have done most of my diving in Cozumel where groups are always lead by a DM so solo divers werent a problem. It seems in KL that only a few ops have guides available. Are most dive trips 1 or 2 tanks or does that vary by op as well. Looking for a little guidance of where to go, wrecks are ok for me, love coral, but mostly looking to be able to see larger fish as my priority. Thanks
Also since it seems like it is not drift diving do any companies do a snorkel/ dive combo since my wife just likes to snorkel?
Really, wow. 99.9% of divers hate snorkelers, who knew? Please provide a link to your source or upload a copy of your research showing how you arrived at such specific numbers.Snorkel and scuba doesn't really fair well together - check with selected op nonetheless. 99,99% of divers hate seeing a snorkeler on the boat.
Proud to be in the 0.01%!99,99% of divers hate seeing a snorkeler on the boat.
Proud to be in the 0.01%!
Same, if they bother you as a scuba diver, you may be scuba diving in locations better suited to snorkeling. And on the all of the combined scuba and snorkeling trips I've been on, we're FILO so we don't have to deal with them in the water at all.Proud to be in the 0.01%!