Welcome to ScubaBoard, the world's largest scuba diving community. Registration is not required to read the forums, but we encourage you to join. Joining has its benefits and enables you to participate in the discussions.
Benefits of registering include
awap:http://www.sanddollarsports.net/sd_home.php
This is a dive operator that works out of Reef Club. I have stayed at Reef Club. Best thing about it is it was inexpensive. Food was boring. Rooms were OK. Of the 4 southern AI resorts, it is the least desirable. I would probably not stay there again. I did not dive with Sand Dollars as their reputation seemed rather poor. But I did have an exchange with the owner and she gave me no reason to change my mind. If you see a larger dive boat billowing black smoke as it meanders along, that's probably one of theirs.
We didn't dive with Sand Dollar but the reef club review is right on. I would probably stay there again though, because we were almost never at the resort and it was cheap (a guys trip).awap:http://www.sanddollarsports.net/sd_home.php
This is a dive operator that works out of Reef Club. I have stayed at Reef Club. Best thing about it is it was inexpensive. Food was boring. Rooms were OK. Of the 4 southern AI resorts, it is the least desirable. I would probably not stay there again. I did not dive with Sand Dollars as their reputation seemed rather poor. But I did have an exchange with the owner and she gave me no reason to change my mind. If you see a larger dive boat billowing black smoke as it meanders along, that's probably one of theirs.
PhilippeD:Hello!
I did hear about a hotel and a dive school called Sand Dollars in Cozumel.
Does anybody know a link or even had a stay there?
Thank you!