Cozumel is the largest island in the Mexican Caribbean, and is VERY popular for a Scuba Diving vacation. There are many dive shops on the island, so TravelNotes has a website where Scuba Divers can write reviews of the Scuba dive shops they visited while on Scuba Diving Vacation in Cozumel

TravelNotes says this about Scuba Diving Vacation in Cozumel

“What could I expect to see? In Cozumel, there’s so much marine life it’s endless. It has over 16 abundant scuba diving reefs and is known for the second largest reef in the world. It is also known to be the second best dive place in the world. You can see so many varieties of fish from teensy weenie ones to ones the size of a human (groupers). Common and exciting to see are moray eels, nurse sharks (harmless), barracudas, crabs, lobsters, sting rays and the list goes on. Here are a few pictures of actual sightings in Cozumel waters”

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by Mark from Seattle.

My cousin and I just returned from our annual dive vacation. This year we chose the Caribbean island of Curacao and we stayed at Habitat Curacao. It was a series of 3 flights just to get there from Seattle, which just sucks. Upon arriving the first thing I notice are the warm, humid temperatures. Paradise at least for 9 days I’m thinking.

After taking a ½ hour taxi ride we get to Habitat and get settled in. Then we make it down to the dive shop(Easy Divers) and introduce ourselves to Anne Marie, who is the dive shop manager. She gives us the tour of the place and shows us where we store our stuff, where/how to get our Nitrox fills, where the boat docks, and where to start the shore dives if we choose to do them.

Then she gives us the final test we have to take for Nitrox, and after we both passed, all we had to do was two dives with Nitrox, and how to properly check our tanks for the proper Nitrox % and write it all down on the log sheet. All in all, it was pretty straightforward. The weather was warm and humid while we there. Temps were between 87 and 95 everyday. The day the temp hit 95 it was too hot, mixed in with the humidity and low winds.

Note: Thanks for all your help with the Nitrox info Skip!

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Bonaire and Buddy Dive Resort

by MLS, May 1-9-2004

This was our (my cousin and I) 6th dive trip, and by far the best one. Bonaire has so many dive sites to choose from both by boat, and by shore. You will not be sorry if you choose Bonaire and Buddy Dive as your next trip. My u/w pics are being developed and I will add them here when I get them back.

The Hotel: A true dive resort that caters to your every need. But one thing you might be aware of, all the beds are twins unless you get a suite. They are way to narrow for me! Pool was kinda small but I didn’t hang out there to much. Whenever you needed help, they were always there. They made sure everything was to the guests satisfaction. Say hi to Lisa(operations manager) if you go. She will never forget us I’m sure.

Read more about a Scuba Diving Vacation in Bonaire here

This is a written report from my just completed dive trip to Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos… For those of you who don’t know where that is, or never heard of the T&C Islands, it’s located East of Cuba, North of the Dominican Republic/Haiti, and South of the Bahamas… Grand Turk is known for world class wall diving with depths down to 7,000 feet…

It’s a very small island, only 6 miles long and 1 1/2 miles wide…
Scuba diving is the main attraction, with not much else to do… But that’s why I went there…
Grand Turk is known for world class wall diving with depths down to 7,000 feet…

Read the rest of Mark’s story about Scuba Diving at Grand Turk, Turks and
Caicos Islands