Instant Reader Report on Diving
Reef Divers/Brac Caribbean Beach Village in
Cayman Islands/Cayman Brac in
2003/07

 California, Mexico, Galapagos, PNG, Micronesia, Australia, Solomons, Red
Sea, Cocos Island, Fiji, Tonga, Tahiti 

Dive Conditions

No deeper than 130 feet  

Camera table on the boats a bit small; the care and attention given to
equipment by crew was excellent.  There were spectacular moments of video
and photo opportunity but they were too few and too far between compared to
other areas of world by reason of diminished amount of sea life in general
and particularly the larger, more interesting species.  

Overall Rating

Usually prefer live aboard operations, but for land-based, Reef Divers does
a wonderful job.  Very efficient management of getting divers in water and
knowledgeable and friendly dive captain and guide (Jason and Vicki) that
were with us for the entire week. Provided facility to rinse and store dive
gear near the boat so that we were not faced with carting it back and forth
each day. Boats are in good condition and no dive site more than a 45
minute run, but a bit crowded (can take 20)which isn't too bad until all
divers on boat are on the same dive site at same time. Tropical Storm
Claudette had just been through the area which probably affected
visibility.  All in all, a pretty good dive experience. 

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