AggieDiver
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Seems like a reasonable list to me. How did you like LCBR?
Cayman Airways carry-on baggage policy
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cleomagic
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LCBR reminded us of a live-aboard, except on land.
For example, since we were always diving from the same boat, we had the same people on board with the same captain/dive master pair. The drawings of the dive sites and the descriptions of the sites we dove were very detailed. It made it easy to navigate when we were in the water.
The diving itself was fantastic - the coral topography on the wall was amazing! We really enjoyed the variety of the sites and the reef and fish life were healthy
All meals were buffet style - the good news is, there was a lot of variety of food and we could always find something good to eat. We were wondering why some of the dishes had a note they were onion free, until the 2nd day. We found out someone was allergic to onions, and the chef wanted that person to know which dishes were safe to eat.
We definitely plan on returning Little Cayman - it was worth the red-eye flight from California to get there.
For example, since we were always diving from the same boat, we had the same people on board with the same captain/dive master pair. The drawings of the dive sites and the descriptions of the sites we dove were very detailed. It made it easy to navigate when we were in the water.
The diving itself was fantastic - the coral topography on the wall was amazing! We really enjoyed the variety of the sites and the reef and fish life were healthy
All meals were buffet style - the good news is, there was a lot of variety of food and we could always find something good to eat. We were wondering why some of the dishes had a note they were onion free, until the 2nd day. We found out someone was allergic to onions, and the chef wanted that person to know which dishes were safe to eat.
We definitely plan on returning Little Cayman - it was worth the red-eye flight from California to get there.
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