keyshunter
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NO such animal. REEF DIVERS is the house dive operation for Little Cayman Beach Resort.
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What about the possibility of staying at Paradise Villas? Would that be the best option to try and cut overall costs?
What about Little Cayman Divers - aren't they a stand alone?
NO such animal. REEF DIVERS is the house dive operation for Little Cayman Beach Resort.
I always thought that Little Cayman Divers was the scuba op for Paradise Villas. They do take the divers from Paradise Villas but, are independent, and take other divers as well. The accommodations section on their website is interesting.I just searched on the web and there is a site listed as Little Cayman Divers. They advertise a Newton 42 Sea-esta which I have seen at the moorings and at the dock just west of Little Cayman Beach Resort. Did not know they were a stand alone.
Here's their website which is how I found themI always thought that Little Cayman Divers was the scuba op for Paradise Villas. They do take the divers from Paradise Villas but, are independent, and take other divers as well. The accommodations section their website is interesting.
You learn something every day. Thanks @cleung
How far are Conch Club Condos from Paradise Villas? Is Little Cayman Divers physically close enough to be used if staying at Paradise Villas?Found it. On the Conch Club Condos website, they refer to Little Cayman Divers as their in-house dive operation. Interesting that CC calls them an in-house op, while LCD calls themselves independent.
"Little Cayman Divers is the in-house dive operation of Conch Club Condominiums. We offer a fully equipped dive shop and custom-designed dive boat. We also offer a variety of instructional courses at our Dive Center."
Assuming they are based at Conch Club Condos still, they are kind of at the opposite end of the lagoon, and I don't know that Paradise Villas has their own dock. I suspect they will come pick you up in a van if they can't pick you up at a dock. It is probably a 2 minute drive in a car, but would be a decent walk. When they were Conch Club Divers, they operated off of the dock at Little Cayman Beach Resort, which is a bit closer to Paradise Villas, but still wouldn't want to walk it carrying any photo gear or such. It looks on aerial photos like there is a decent sized dock at Conch Club now, so perhaps they operate off of that dock instead. They used to get their tanks filled at LCBR as well, since they didn't have their own compressor.How far are Conch Club Condos from Paradise Villas? Is Little Cayman Divers physically close enough to be used if staying at Paradise Villas?
I think I saw on their website or on the Paradise Villas one that Little Cayman Divers will pick up at the Villas at 7:15 am and drop back around noon. Don't know how this works for any afternoon dives.Assuming they are based at Conch Club Condos still, they are kind of at the opposite end of the lagoon, and I don't know that Paradise Villas has their own dock. I suspect they will come pick you up in a van if they can't pick you up at a dock. It is probably a 2 minute drive in a car, but would be a decent walk. When they were Conch Club Divers, they operated off of the dock at Little Cayman Beach Resort, which is a bit closer to Paradise Villas, but still wouldn't want to walk it carrying any photo gear or such. It looks on aerial photos like there is a decent sized dock at Conch Club now, so perhaps they operate off of that dock instead. They used to get their tanks filled at LCBR as well, since they didn't have their own compressor.