According to Scuba Magazine 2001 and Travel and Leisure Best of the Caribbean, Turks and Caicos, providenciales and little caicos islands are the best. Email me for pictures! kimpope@yahoo.com
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triggertravel
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Best dive spot in the Carribean.
I'm a Cozumel lover through and through! Cheap, great drift diving, some big fish, great people, and plenty to do outside of diving.
I'm a Cozumel lover through and through! Cheap, great drift diving, some big fish, great people, and plenty to do outside of diving.
Little Cayman
Grand Cayman
Bonaire
Although if I were a Tec diver and could go to Bikini Atoll and dive the Saratoga, I might have to move that up to the top.
Let the dreams begin!
Grand Cayman
Bonaire
Although if I were a Tec diver and could go to Bikini Atoll and dive the Saratoga, I might have to move that up to the top.
Let the dreams begin!
1. Little Cayman
2. Bonaire
2. Bonaire
Paul168341
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#1 The Cayman Islands
#2 Cozumel
#2 Cozumel
diverman
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Well I Havent been to half of the places you guys are talking about but Bermuda was a hack of alot of fun. Fairly cheep, unless your takin lessons and there was some pretty neat stuff in the beautiful briny sea.
traveltina
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I only dove in Jamaica, Cancun, Cozumel, Roatan, and Florida, but so far my favortie is Cozumel.
Bahamas in 2 weeks, next stop Bonaire.
Bahamas in 2 weeks, next stop Bonaire.
Aqua Buoy
Contributor
guess it was only a matter of time until I voiced my opinion on this one!!!
Pristine reefs, deep blue water dives.
Drift dives
Wreck dives - Bianca C' (600ft, 18'000ton cruisliner 90-130ft), M/V Shakem (250ft long, 100ft of water, open hull cargo) + more
Reef dives (oops did i say that already?)
Deep and shallow dives for both reef & wreck.
Also Shark Reef - but you'll have to come see it for yourself
I can't say best cause that would be comparing, and I've only ever dived here (sad, I know!). But this little island is definetly worth it.
Topside - Partying (not much, but good), hiking, sightseeing, historical sites, turtle watching....etc....etc.
Pristine reefs, deep blue water dives.
Drift dives
Wreck dives - Bianca C' (600ft, 18'000ton cruisliner 90-130ft), M/V Shakem (250ft long, 100ft of water, open hull cargo) + more
Reef dives (oops did i say that already?)
Deep and shallow dives for both reef & wreck.
Also Shark Reef - but you'll have to come see it for yourself
I can't say best cause that would be comparing, and I've only ever dived here (sad, I know!). But this little island is definetly worth it.
Topside - Partying (not much, but good), hiking, sightseeing, historical sites, turtle watching....etc....etc.
1. Bonaire - fantastic shore diving and plenty of it (5 to 6 dives a day)
2. Little Cayman
3. Cayman Brac
4. Turks and Caicos
5. Bahamas
6. Roatan (Cocoview only because of shore diving)
and dead last the over-hyped, over crowded, pain-in-the-rear drift diving of Cozumel. (Wouldn't catch me there wasting a dime!)
DSDO
Alan
2. Little Cayman
3. Cayman Brac
4. Turks and Caicos
5. Bahamas
6. Roatan (Cocoview only because of shore diving)
and dead last the over-hyped, over crowded, pain-in-the-rear drift diving of Cozumel. (Wouldn't catch me there wasting a dime!)
DSDO
Alan
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