Clayton122
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I had an amazing experience with the Narcosis Dive Company in West Palm beach. I cant recommend them enough.
This was all drift diving btw.
This was all drift diving btw.
AOW in FL: Key Largo, West Palm Beach, etc.?
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PoolsOpen
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+1 on Narcosis
@Barnaby'sDad ,
Ft Laud is ok, but.....
If you really want to experience drift diving (and better reefs), you need to hit either WPB or Jupiter. You will not regret it..
Enjoy!!!
@Barnaby'sDad ,
Ft Laud is ok, but.....
If you really want to experience drift diving (and better reefs), you need to hit either WPB or Jupiter. You will not regret it..
Enjoy!!!
@Barnaby'sDad We've definitely got you covered on Dive Rite. Check out our Facebook, or Instagram. We're opening back up on the 17th, so come on by!
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Barnaby'sDad
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I just wanted to take a moment to thank @LandonL for his instruction during my AOW course. I learned a lot, got to dive in some different conditions (ex. Deep, drift, night, etc.), and just had an all around good time.
I would also like to thank the folks at South Florida Diving Headquarters in Pompano Beach. Their crew was professional, good natured, and a blast to spend an afternoon with.
I got to do my first wreck dive on Captain Dan. The visibility was nuts (to me)...you could see the surface from 100’+ down.
I’m looking forward to my next trip down. Hopefully sooner rather than later, as the roughly 20* temperatures will get old pretty quick.
I would also like to thank the folks at South Florida Diving Headquarters in Pompano Beach. Their crew was professional, good natured, and a blast to spend an afternoon with.
I got to do my first wreck dive on Captain Dan. The visibility was nuts (to me)...you could see the surface from 100’+ down.
I’m looking forward to my next trip down. Hopefully sooner rather than later, as the roughly 20* temperatures will get old pretty quick.
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