Where can I get fills on the Cape?

[decapoddiver]

I'll be down at our place in Martston's Mills for a couple of weeks and hope to do some diving. I usually bring all my tanks but I'm only bringing 3 this time so I might need to fill some. Thanks in advance.

Scott

 

[pgdive]

I'll be down at our place in Martston's Mills for a couple of weeks and hope to do some diving. I usually bring all my tanks but I'm only bringing 3 this time so I might need to fill some. Thanks in advance.

Scott

I don't know how far Marstons Mills is from Hyannis, but
Mike at the Dive Locker will take care of you.

http://www.capedivelocker.com/

 

[reefseal]

I'll be down at our place in Martston's Mills for a couple of weeks and hope to do some diving. I usually bring all my tanks but I'm only bringing 3 this time so I might need to fill some. Thanks in advance.

Scott

These guys are the only other shop on Cape. Not from from Dive locker. Located by the Harley rental near airport.

Enjoy the sand. All the cape is anyway.

 

[scubastew]

Here's a pretty comprehensive list of massachusetts shoppes from www.scuba-newengland.com:
http://www.scuba-newengland.com/DiveCenterList.asp?StateID=MA

Aqua Center Dive Store, Sandwich --> right near sandwich town beach
Sea Sports & The Dive Locker --> both in Hyannis
Diver's Market, Inc., PLymouth --> not really on the cape but not too far
Buzzards Bay Dive Center, Onset --> not to far off the cape either

Given that you are close to Barnstable and Osterville it's pretty much an equal ride to Aqua Center or to the Hyannis shops. I'd recommend you dive Sandwich Town Beach (if it's open) and hit Aqua Center on the wayback.

But I am a big fan of all Dive Shoppes, so try them all!! Then get back to us and let us know which you liked best!

enjoy,
scubastew