Instant Reader Report
on Guanahani Divers / Riding Rock Inn in
Bahamas / San Salvador on
2002/11
by
Tripp Jones , SC, USA
Report Number 021117172737967

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 Bahamas(multiple)Bonaire, Belize, Honduras(Roatan), Turks and Caicos,
Caymans(all 3), Truk Lagoon, etc. 

Dive Conditions

Buddy, depth limits (most reasonable) Safety stops.  

I didn't use camera, but about 4-5 others did and had no complaints.  

Overall Rating

This was the best dive staff I have dived with. Stan and Andrew are A+
professionals. You can dive your own profile and they are there if you
need them. They set up your tanks after the first dive and do an excellent
job in taking care of the divers. The dive briefings were concise and
knowledgeable. The viz was outstanding and the geographical aspects of the
walls are, at times, astounding. There were plenty of critters, and the
macro photographers were happy. The boat needs work and the owner of
Riding Rock needs to sink some capital into the boats, dive shop and
upgrading the operation. The food was plenty and good and the
accomodations were fine. Did two AM dives and one afternoon dive. One
night dive in the week was fine. Despite the shortcomings of the boat,
this was our 6th trip to San Sal (at Riding Rock) and we'll return. Club
Med will reopen in December, but I'll stick with Riding Rock. I think this
was the best dive staff that we have dived with and I hope they will hang
on. Otherwise, will be a tremendous loss to San Sal and Riding Rock. We
will return since this is an awesome place to dive. 

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