dashark
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I walked out of a Red Sail shop in Hawaii. I will never walk into another one again.
Diving in the Grand Cayman Islands
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Sunset Divers also provide 72s instead of 80s.
i've never heard of Red Sail or anyone else deliberetely using 72's to ensure shorter dives.
At the Westin you can speak with a friend of mine, Penny, blonde hair lady from the UK. She works at the concierge's desk helping guest arrange their dive excursions and has been on the island for over 10 years. She is a dive instructor and can answer any of your dive questions.
Cheers
C
At the Westin you can speak with a friend of mine, Penny, blonde hair lady from the UK. She works at the concierge's desk helping guest arrange their dive excursions and has been on the island for over 10 years. She is a dive instructor and can answer any of your dive questions.
Cheers
C
Red Sail in Cayman indeed uses 72's... for whatever reason. They got rid of the last of their 80's several years ago. They have a very few cylinders smaller than that which are mostly used in the pool for training.
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Stay away from Red Sail. They carry way too many divers. Try ambassador divers. We have always had a great time with these guys.Ambassador Divers Ltd., Grand Cayman Exceptional scuba diving in the Cayman Islands
nipi
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Avoid Red Sail. Try Jason at jason@ambassadordivers.com.
Turtle Gal
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I went throught Divetech to get my certification,and they were wonderful!
The staff is great with newbies. [url=http://WWW.divetech.com Have fun diving!! Turtle gal.
The staff is great with newbies. [url=http://WWW.divetech.com Have fun diving!! Turtle gal.
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One of the best on Grand Cayman is Cayman Marine Labs. Small groups- max 6. Tom Byrnes is Czar and is a marine biologist. Tom knows his stuff and the sites that Red Sail will not do with their typical 12-15 person groups. 345-916-0849 see the web site under Cayman Marine Labs
I stand corrected; Drew is right, Red Sail is using 72's. I confirmed this with a friend of mine at Red Sail. Even she admitted it isn't a good deal for "air hogs".
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