My wife and I are going on our first cruise ever in January. We have friends that invited us that go every year. So... my wife was talking to her friend and before you know it I was calling RCI for reservations. OK, now no crap about being on a cruise 
Here's the question. Both of us are experienced divers. We're both instructors, worked a resort in Belize for a time. We usually take dedicated dive vacations and are much more familiar with the Caribbean and Australia than the western side of Mexico. So far our idea of a cruise is a 7 day liveaboard.
Since we're going on the cruise anyway and since we, of course, would not want to pass up a dive if we have the chance what is everyone's diving experience with Cabo, Mazatlan and Puerte Vallarta. We'd like to get in 2 dives, maybe. Any tips, dos, don'ts, anything helpful given the limited time we'll have and have to deal with the cruise crowds
Here's the question. Both of us are experienced divers. We're both instructors, worked a resort in Belize for a time. We usually take dedicated dive vacations and are much more familiar with the Caribbean and Australia than the western side of Mexico. So far our idea of a cruise is a 7 day liveaboard.
Since we're going on the cruise anyway and since we, of course, would not want to pass up a dive if we have the chance what is everyone's diving experience with Cabo, Mazatlan and Puerte Vallarta. We'd like to get in 2 dives, maybe. Any tips, dos, don'ts, anything helpful given the limited time we'll have and have to deal with the cruise crowds
). The cruise ships tend to arrive between 7 & 9am in Cabo, and depart afternoon/evening, depending on the exact schedule. You should easily be able to do the 11am/2pm dives if you want to do a two tank.
