eric229
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Grand Cayman and Key Largo are the 2 best places I've been for reef diving. Although Key Largo is technically in the Atlantic.
I've also been to, and would recommend, St. Lucia, Barbados and Aruba.
I had a simular experience to divingjd in St. Lucia.
I stayed in the bay off Palm beach In Aruba. I saw an octopus there and a few morays and turtels, they had lots of schools of fish and lots of small interesing fish but not much large fish. I was diving mostly wrecks there.
Barbados was mostly drift dives over the reefs at a very relaxing pace. They had lots of turtles, schools of small fish, soft corals, sponges and hard corals. The viz was not so good a few days because of the current.
I havn't been to some of the other top locations in the carib either though to compare. I usually travel with non-divers who like the bigger resorts and nice restaurants that you don't find in the more out of the way places.
I don't think you can go too wrong diving at any of the locations you mentioned though.
I've also been to, and would recommend, St. Lucia, Barbados and Aruba.
I had a simular experience to divingjd in St. Lucia.
I stayed in the bay off Palm beach In Aruba. I saw an octopus there and a few morays and turtels, they had lots of schools of fish and lots of small interesing fish but not much large fish. I was diving mostly wrecks there.
Barbados was mostly drift dives over the reefs at a very relaxing pace. They had lots of turtles, schools of small fish, soft corals, sponges and hard corals. The viz was not so good a few days because of the current.
I havn't been to some of the other top locations in the carib either though to compare. I usually travel with non-divers who like the bigger resorts and nice restaurants that you don't find in the more out of the way places.
I don't think you can go too wrong diving at any of the locations you mentioned though.