Dee is right Tim in the photo shop is great I had camera from hell problems and he helped alot I did end up renting a camera from him in the end to salvage some photos for the trip. With the DEET remember to put it on after every dive I was lazy about that and they got me. Also one night they have something called "Picked or Pulled Crab" I would suggest you pass on this one and I was not alone in this review of that dish!Drank the water on the boat and used the ice in my favorate adult beverage no problems. Bring a coolie cup for bottles and a big insulated plastic cup.
Coco View? Roatan in July? Do's & Don'ts?
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texas-buzzard
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just got back, lot of sick divers from food problems. good luck
Going to Roatan for my first time, have been many times to SE Asia, but this time in CA will be a first.
CCV sounds like the best if you like to dive? Any comments
AKR sounds a bit too commercial, more like Disney?
Fantasy Island is similar to CCV.
Oak Bay sounds pretty quiet and laid back? Maybe too quiet.
And I am by myself, so it would be nice to meet some others!
Any other suggestions of where to dive on Roatan, Other than what I have mentioned.
CCV sounds like the best if you like to dive? Any comments
AKR sounds a bit too commercial, more like Disney?
Fantasy Island is similar to CCV.
Oak Bay sounds pretty quiet and laid back? Maybe too quiet.
And I am by myself, so it would be nice to meet some others!
Any other suggestions of where to dive on Roatan, Other than what I have mentioned.
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