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I think you will find that hands-down, T&C is better for diving than DR. Try Fifi with Caicos Adventures or Turtle Divers for dive ops on T&C in Provo area.

You might also try Wall to Wall Diving. Another good operator in GC that dives either West or North (depending on weather). www.walltowalldiving.com

I would agree. What is really involved in "checking out" the operation of a BC?

You might try www.travelnotes.cc/cozumel/index.php or www.travelnotes.cc/tchatters/index.php Here's a link for dive shop reviews http://travelnotes.cc/reviews/view_review.php?location_id=&location_name=&cat_id=5&cat_name=Dive%20Shops&ratings_val=15,17,7

Has anyone used the kid's club at the Iberostar? If so, can you provide some insight on your experience with them. Also, the web site says ages 4 - 12. Has anyone had their child attend it even though he/she was not yet 4 (say about 3 1/2)?

I'm not 100% sure of the exact reason for this but I experienced the same thing on mine. (I think it has something to do with negative pressure build up in the octo holder causing it to draw air.) I got rid of the octo holder you described and went with something like this...

I have done a search of the boards and found lots and lots of comments about good restaurants on Grand Cayman. However, I need to narrow the list down. Assuming I have 3 nights to eat out, what are the 3 best restaurants I should go to on GC?

Plastic grocery bag. Works like a charm every time. ;)

Try Funjet Vacations. www.funjet.com I think they fly charters out of San Antonio also, which gets the price down to a more reasonable amount. You can probably find some good deals that will fit in your budget for Cozumel.

If I'm reading this portion of the email correctly, the Iberostar's PR rep. is saying that they do charge a fee to outside operators, but she does not say how much is charged, whether it is a lump sum/flat fee per year or whether it's based upon the number of divers picked.

There is no shore diving at the Grand (and very little on Cozumel itself). My experience has been that the dive shop is separate from the resort and the stay at the resort does not include free use of dive gear or free dives.

I have not had the chance to dive with them but another very good dive operator in Cozumel recommended them to me. Take a look at this web site. It has a bunch of reviews of Deep Blue. Have fun...

Atomic B2 with swivel & Aeris Gyro for the octo

Here's a good web site containing user reviews of Scuba Du as well as other Cozumel operators. http://travelnotes.cc/reviews/view_review.php?location_id=&location_name=&cat_id=5&cat_name=Dive%20Shops&ratings_val=15,17,7

I like Liquid Blue (www.liquidbluedivers.com) and BlueXtSeaDiving (www.bluextseadiving.com) alot. I have used both and they are both excellent operations. They use small boats with about 6 divers on board as the max. They put safety as a number one priority, very professional, excellent...

Does anyone know if you can do Cemetary Reef as a shore dive?

There are many good ones there. I recently used Liquid Blue (www.liquidbluedivers.com) and Roberto and Michaela are awesome. A fantastic dive operation. Very professional, safety oriented, fun, very knowledgeable and use the new PST high volume tanks for longer bottom times. I have also used...

My dive buddy and I (both novices by our standards) would like to do a "warm-up dive" upon our arrival to Grand Cayman so we get ourselves comfortable and situated before doing our boat dives the next day. We are staying along 7 mile beach. Any good suggestions?