Hi - can someone recommend a landbased dive operator on Galapagos/Santa Cruz Island who offers Nitrox?
We're going for 12-14 dives in May, and have emailed with Scuba Iguana (NO nitrox) and Nautidiving (with Nitrox).
Anyone has any experience with the latter?
Nautidiving say they don't have a set diving location schedule, so we're worried that we won't get to go to the best spots, and once we've booked and paid, they can just change schedule, so we'll go to the nearest dive sites and not get to go to the best (Gordon, N.Seymor and Cousins - as recommended here on the board
Are there any other operators that you can recommend that offers nitrox? And has an email contact address?
By the way, anyone can tell us about the landbased diving situation as of 2009 (and May month which is supposed to be low season month)?
I mean do diving really have to be prebooked before going? Or is it stupid and risky to wait 'till you're there because landbased diving really does get 'soldout'?
Best Regards,
Dorit
We're going for 12-14 dives in May, and have emailed with Scuba Iguana (NO nitrox) and Nautidiving (with Nitrox).
Anyone has any experience with the latter?
Nautidiving say they don't have a set diving location schedule, so we're worried that we won't get to go to the best spots, and once we've booked and paid, they can just change schedule, so we'll go to the nearest dive sites and not get to go to the best (Gordon, N.Seymor and Cousins - as recommended here on the board
Are there any other operators that you can recommend that offers nitrox? And has an email contact address?
By the way, anyone can tell us about the landbased diving situation as of 2009 (and May month which is supposed to be low season month)?
I mean do diving really have to be prebooked before going? Or is it stupid and risky to wait 'till you're there because landbased diving really does get 'soldout'?
Best Regards,
Dorit