It would be hard for me to say which dive was the best as they seem to be all good to excellent usually. The worst one to date, by far was when I was on a cruise ship stop in Belize City. We had arrainged for a LDS to take us out, we had to pay extra because there were only two of us. When we got there it was HOT!! we had to walk what seemed at the time, a very long way with all of our gear. We finally found the dive shop, but we had to wait almost three hours, while the LDS waited for other customers to "maybe show up!" I was PXXXXX off after we had been told we would be using the boat privately, not to mention burning precious time away from the ship. When we finally did get out, the boat was a very small skiff, with no shade at all, nor bathroom facility. Just a step above a row boat. After a long trip out we arrived at the dive site only to find out that the other divers were completly rude /unskilled divers and the reef looked dead or blown up. The other divers litrally ran us over, had uncontrolled ascents, bumped into us,shoved me out the the way, stepped on the reef,clawed the reef with thier hands etc.
The lunch the dive op provided was a complete joke. It looked like he simply had gone to a vending machine and bought some junk food. I guess the only good part was that they all blew through thier air in about 20 mins, so at least we got to stay down and do a bit of peaceful diving after they went up. We actually called the dive short because the reef was so ruined. There was nothing to see, except for lots of squirell fish and rubble form what used to be a reef. For the record, The folks here at SB did warn me in advance that it was not a good idea to attempt a one day dive out of BC. I now believe them, after I had "been there done that"
