Caribbean Summary: Nevis, cool sea mounts which are hot to the touch. Guadeloupe…..hmmm, not so much. St. Barts….ooh la la….diving ok, nothing exciting. St. Maarten/St. Marten….again, ok, not a true dive destination. St. Croix….the biggest...
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Hawaii was a tad disappointing to me. For some reason I thought the diving was going to be super incredible there but it was “ok”. The only dive I really enjoyed was Molokini Crater off the island of Maui. This is a submerged...
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Living in south Florida affords me many opportunities to dive all over the Bahamas. Most of the islands have great diving but I like the less traveled “out islands”. A few years ago I went to Long Island (not in NY) and checked...
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Turks & Caicos is a chain of islands just under the Bahamas. My favorite diving is on “Provo” or Providenciales. I worked for the Club Med Turkoise on this island and did a lot of super diving, especially on the deep wall. ...
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The Cayman Islands are spectacular and also close to my home. I usually go to Brac (Bloody Bay Wall…crazy wonderful) but in the last few years I have done a lot of diving on Grand Cayman. Check out the USS...
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The Blue Hole in Belize was incredibly awesome. I did the dive at 140 feet with a 28% nitrox mix. There are tons of stalagmites creating an almost earie scene, all the while black tip sharks circle around you. Quite breathtaking...
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Curacao is one of the “ABC” islands off the coast of south America (Aruba, Bonaire, & Curacao), and is known for sea horses. We did see a bunch of them and were able to follow a line from the resort dock to a wall and dive anytime we...
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The favorite and most memorable of all of my dive trips is the Red Sea. I travelled to Egypt and stayed in Sharm el Sheik at a time when it was very safe for Americans to travel there. I have been seeing a lot of promotion for diving in the Red...
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