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Crown Of Creation - Jefferson Airplane

I have visited Ambergeris Caye and found that the divemasters will work with you as far as your diving preference. As far as lodging I stayed and would recommend a condo type setting where you have the option of maiking your own meals. I have used the folks at the following link and have found...

I buy them by the dozen. Some brands are better than others. These SureFires come highly rated: Amazon.com: Surefire SF12-BB Box of 12 123A 3 Volt Lithium Batteries 12-Pack SF123A: Home Improvement Amazon has 2-packs of other brands.

Jen, get to the Keys please. The night dives at The Elbow average 70+ feet viz in 80+ degree water! :D P.S. Do you dream in.... scuba too?

Road to Nowhere - Talking Heads

Wallin's Dive Shop in San Carlos (a few minutes south of the city) comes with very good reviews. I certified with them 10+ years ago and completed a pool refresher earlier this year. The dive gear is usually priced below MSRP and they will meet ScubaPro's online prices. You can google them and...

If I am reading the costs correctly Wiz, a room by yourself will run you $1025 and if shared $850 each; so will save $175 by having a roommate.

Chad, IMO this is one of the easiest beach exits. Just catch a breaker which will spit you out onto the beach, crawl a few steps, ditch your weights and fins and walk to your beach chair. The beach is steep so you will only need to crawl the first 15-20 feet.

Off topic but you bring up a good point Todd; I will pack my dive log on top of my BC/Reg when traveling by air (less chance of TSA/Customs ripping my BC to shreds). Everybody knows grandmas, young kids and divers are prone to be terrorists :crafty:

Only $1025 single occupancy is a real great deal. I am doing Belize in March (for more like $1750 single occupancy lodging and diving only!); I plan on taking this trip in June. It will be April till I can send in the deposit; hopefully there will be a space available then (or I can grab a...

Most concern at North Monastery IMO: Seductive is The Deep. Once you hit the boulders there is this certain itch to go further and explore! I dove it once as a solo diver; great experience. Once with a buddy who ran OUT at 35 ft; this still was a great dive experience thanks to a 100 HP tank :D...

I had that; well sort of it was more like a dull pain; went to the MD and he cleaned out a ton of wax and stuff from my ears -that fixed the issue.

OMG I wish I saw your post earlier; I just gave away my HP100 but 2 hours ago! And we are in the same area! Anyway Wallin Dive in San Carlos might put it up for sale; it has DIN threading. You might want to give them a call (they do carry a selection of used tanks but I didn't see a HP100)...

On my first night dive in The Keys the Divemaster did that - those were the 80's and I think there was "shades of Miami Vice" stuff goin' on.:shocked2: I submerged on snorkel :dork2: but made the switch a couple of feet under (it was a great recovery :crafty:).

I am very interested in doing this trip. The "singles" supplement seems very reasonable. Can anyone recommend a trip insurance company/link and tell me more why I should purchase it? Thanks in advance.

Intro: Name's Jim My 2 cents (where's the 2 cent smiley?).. I just got from (just) 4 dives with Ocean Divers in Key Largo. I was treated great and they fixed an issue I was having with my DIN -> Yoke converter no charge. $75 for reef and $90 for the wreck dives. Great captain (Lou) and mates...