Glock Diver
Contributor
Well, I did some searches but couldn't come up with it.
In January 2005, I took a 7-night cruise with Royal Caribbean on the Adventure of the Seas. I took my OW course onboard the ship, and we did 2 of our dives from a Dive Resort that was within about 30 mins of the cruise ship port in Willemstad. It was a very nice place, and I'd love to go back and stay there... Being a brand-new diver, I wasn't paying much attention to my surroundings, and never got the name of the resort.
I do remember that it had great shore diving, as we swam through a small opening in the barrier reef that enclosed the swimming/snorkeling area. The wall dive was just beyond that lagoon, where the depth went from about 30' to 4000+ (according to the DM). At the resort, there was a nice little beach side bar, along with your typical manicured beach, lounge chairs, etc. Wooden pathways (slightly raised off the ground) led through the area to beaches, villas, dive shop, etc.
If anyone has an idea of the name of the resort, I'd be grateful for the tip!

In January 2005, I took a 7-night cruise with Royal Caribbean on the Adventure of the Seas. I took my OW course onboard the ship, and we did 2 of our dives from a Dive Resort that was within about 30 mins of the cruise ship port in Willemstad. It was a very nice place, and I'd love to go back and stay there... Being a brand-new diver, I wasn't paying much attention to my surroundings, and never got the name of the resort.
I do remember that it had great shore diving, as we swam through a small opening in the barrier reef that enclosed the swimming/snorkeling area. The wall dive was just beyond that lagoon, where the depth went from about 30' to 4000+ (according to the DM). At the resort, there was a nice little beach side bar, along with your typical manicured beach, lounge chairs, etc. Wooden pathways (slightly raised off the ground) led through the area to beaches, villas, dive shop, etc.
If anyone has an idea of the name of the resort, I'd be grateful for the tip!
