High / Low season for dive operators

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divematt

divematt

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Not for motels, but for dive operators, is late May and early June considered high or low season? How hard would it be to book a dive operator in advance for a few days during these times and then just pick another operator for the last 3 days of diving giving them only 3 or 4 days notice? I'm always wanting to try out new operators to see who does what. I can read here all day and night and have heard everyones favorites, but would like to know if it would be foolish to leave the last couple of days open in early June to book last minute. Sometimes operators set aside a day or two to go to a certain dive location and don't know until the day or two before. That's really what I'm getting at here. I want to leave a couple of days open to try and guarantee myself a trip to one of the more advanced sites not visited with beginner divers. I know that Deep Blue does that. And for big bucks, I suppose Aldora would too! Any other ideas?

Thanks,
Matt
 
you should have no problem finding space at that time. I go middle to late May and Middle to Late Sept. every year and never have a problem with space. You might if for some reason a particular DO has a large group at that time. Good luck and have a great time. Aldora is the choice IMO. Dive With Martin does a nice job as well
 
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