Instant Reader Report on Diving
Aqua Cat in
Bahamas/Exumas in
2003/04

 Florida Keys ...Phi Phi Thiland...Bahamas 

Dive Conditions

depth limits, first drink is last dive,   

Dry table for camers and good rinse tanks, good help getting in and out
with camera gear  

Overall Rating

Over all it was a great first expirence on a liveaboard. Ron the captian
was great in welcoming everyone, and most of the staff were very helpful
and friendly. Jim the cook did an outstanding job of serving good healthy
delicious food, with plenty of salads, meat, fish and great deserts. The
rooms were spacious enough.  We had both a twin and and single bed, with a
privite bathroom.  The condition of the room was good, with fresh towels
every other day. The daily routine was very regimented. Breakfast was at
8:00am every day, and our dive briefing was at 9:00am with our first dive
at 9:30.  Second dive was at 11:00, lunch was at 12:30. Another dive at
2:30pm and another at 4:30 with a night dive at 8:00pm. The briefing were
short but well done before each dive. We had a good assortment of different
kinds of dives.  Wall dives, drift dives, reef dives, and plenty of
opportunity to go deep if you wanted.  The group of people were hard core
divers.  My wife and I had about 30 dives each when we arrived and we had
the least expirence on board. Our only criticism of the operation was that
we felt that their should have been more than one DM in the water with a
group of 20 divers. Would we go with Aqua Cat again? Oh yes, in a heart
beat!
 

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