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I tried, when we spent five days in PR, but couldn't find a dive op to take us over for the day to Culebra or to Vieques and the ferry schedule would have mandated an overnight stay. It's supposed to be better than the rest of PR diving, but that's not saying too much IMO.Wildcard:
It's wonderful if RP means Republic of Palau. PR, on the other hand, was adequate on the SW corner (the boat dive we did at Guanica was similar to the shore dive at Cobalt Coast and we were supposedly blown out of better quality sites), but that's a long drive from anywhere if you're not staying there. The Copamarina Hotel looked nice enough, I suppose, but I was at the Westin on the opposite corner of the island, having used points to comp my stay. The Humacao and Fajardo diving on the east coast is miserable to just OK, fine if you need to get wet, but not worthy of an entire dive vacation.Wildcard:
I look foreword to the experience and the tranquillo! I shall ask around....Oh ya, bombs, thats me.Island Woman:I live on Culebra...why do I have a feeling you maybe have a job with the bomb guys?
The diving is great, you won't have any problems finding people to go diving with...check in with Taz or Walter and Monica when you get here. Just ask, you'll find them, and they will be happy to share info.
I do suggest you might embrace a bit of what we are most famous for beside our beautiful beaches and water...tranquillo :14: As we say, Culebra is not just an island, it's an experience.
