tombiowami
Contributor
Ok, here is the scenario...
I have been certified for a year, along with my wife. We are considering a scuba trip to a warm water reef area. We live in North Carolina, and would like to spend at least 3-4 days diving if not more.
Money is a huge consideration, about $2000 is all we can spend, and that is food, lodging, diving, travel, etc.
We have not been on a dive trip before at all.
The only one I have seriously looked at was Largo, we could drive in one long day, and with about 5 days of diving one two tank boat dive, spend about 1500-2000.
The driving option is nice, as flying can be a pain.
I have all my gear, my wife would need to rent bc/regs daily. It is possible we could borrow some of this gear from friends to offset the cost.
One major drawback to Largo is lack of shore diving, which it seems most of the packages to Cayman, Bonaire, etc. have unlimited shore diving, which really appeals to me.
Any ideas/input?
Tommy
I have been certified for a year, along with my wife. We are considering a scuba trip to a warm water reef area. We live in North Carolina, and would like to spend at least 3-4 days diving if not more.
Money is a huge consideration, about $2000 is all we can spend, and that is food, lodging, diving, travel, etc.
We have not been on a dive trip before at all.
The only one I have seriously looked at was Largo, we could drive in one long day, and with about 5 days of diving one two tank boat dive, spend about 1500-2000.
The driving option is nice, as flying can be a pain.
I have all my gear, my wife would need to rent bc/regs daily. It is possible we could borrow some of this gear from friends to offset the cost.
One major drawback to Largo is lack of shore diving, which it seems most of the packages to Cayman, Bonaire, etc. have unlimited shore diving, which really appeals to me.
Any ideas/input?
Tommy