Nubiesan
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Does anyone know anything about this resort?
What about their boats? Are they the backward-roll type?
What about their boats? Are they the backward-roll type?
Turquoise Bay, Roatan
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I didn't even know they were operational, yet. This could be very cool. Great location and they're using an excellent provider of dive services.
How do the boats work? Look at their website: http://turquoisebayresort.com/scuba_diving.htm
How do the boats work? Look at their website: http://turquoisebayresort.com/scuba_diving.htm
roatanman,
thanks for the link.
did y'all notice the liveaboard option?
thanks for the link.
did y'all notice the liveaboard option?
CaptainBoog
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Just tried to dive with Subway watersports last week while staying on the South shore. Weather on the North side kept us from diving with Subway, but Gary and Jillian (one of the owners) were very helpful in trying to to help us out. Ended up diving with Coco View and those guys were awesome. I'm pretty sure the Turquoise bay boat had a deck on back, but it is a smaller boat. Subway usually has smaller groups.
I was at that bay a few days ago - its really a beautiful location.
Dive prices seem pretty high though, if you factor in renting a bcd and reg, or more.
Only tanks and weights are included in their prices.
For example 10 dives sounds good at @ 22 bucks a dive; but then add $27 a day to rent just a bcd and reg, say for 4 days, and you're paying almost $33 a dive.
Sure that's not expensive; but you can do 10 dives from west end dive shops with all rentals included for $20 a dive.
Damn I know Roatan spoiled me now. I better get my head back around to paying $50 plus for dives in cozumel this christmas!
Dive prices seem pretty high though, if you factor in renting a bcd and reg, or more.
Only tanks and weights are included in their prices.
For example 10 dives sounds good at @ 22 bucks a dive; but then add $27 a day to rent just a bcd and reg, say for 4 days, and you're paying almost $33 a dive.
Sure that's not expensive; but you can do 10 dives from west end dive shops with all rentals included for $20 a dive.
Damn I know Roatan spoiled me now. I better get my head back around to paying $50 plus for dives in cozumel this christmas!
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