best learning experience in cozumel
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Dude. You are grody to the max. You wish you were as totally tubular as me.And actually the V in cVchief does stand for valley.
AdivingBel
Diver
I thought it was CardioVascular...figured you were famous heart surgeon or just waitin' for the big ONE 
or just waitin' for the big ONE
This is the big one! I'm coming Elizabeth!
(This was me after I saw Pepe's ran my card in dollars)
I was about to post the same thing. In May, we had a great experience with Pelagic Ventures, with Alex as a DM in May. He was good about picking dives to suit the experience and preference of the divers, and conscientious about supervision. In terms of marine life he shared lots of info, and was great at spotting the interesting small stuff.
mstevens
Toadfish. Splendid is implied but not guaranteed.
After a deco dive at Maracaibo this morning, we spent an hour and a half at Palancar caves, with about an hour of that at Palancar Horseshoe Shallows at 20-25 feet. We saw all sorts of nice stuff.
nodakdive
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Don't think I've ever been to Horseshoe Shallows, but I'd love to sometime. I've done, and love, the Maracaibo/Columbia Shallows combo. So, did you hit the arch or was it a Sandro Tour? Last time I was there we did it twice. Once was an arch dive, the other was a Sandro tour, and it was really nice. Have you ever done Chunchakaab? That's another dive I'd like to do.
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