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Scuba Forum / General / October 2006Recommendations for Grand Cayman
Will be in Grand Cayman on a cruise the first week of October. Any recommendations on who to dive with? Have to 2 teenagers 15 - 18 newly certified, and wife and I dive but have not been out in 2 years. Thanks for all the help! Pearl > Will be in Grand Cayman on a cruise the first week of October. Any > recommendations on who to dive with? Have to 2 teenagers 15 - 18 newly > certified, and wife and I dive but have not been out in 2 years. > Thanks for all the help! > Pearl Watch out in Grand Cayman, Pearl. They frown on homosexuality there, so you and your "wife" should be careful about expressing intimacies in public. Come out to California instead, where open lesbianism is not only tolerated, but encouraged. I'd recommend Dive N' Stuff as a great sixpac operation, but Paul prefers experienced divers if he's going out to the north wall. You might want to start out with an easy shore dive until you get your feet wet at Eden Rock or the Turtle Farm. Beware of the stingrays at Stingray City. They're killers. >> Will be in Grand Cayman on a cruise the first week of October. Any >> recommendations on who to dive with? Have to 2 teenagers 15 - 18 newly [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > or the Turtle Farm. Beware of the stingrays at Stingray City. They're > killers. In more ways than one. At their level of experience, Rec.scuba conventional wisdom indicates one of the four won't make it off the Cayman Islands alive. > In more ways than one. > > At their level of experience, Rec.scuba conventional wisdom indicates one > of the four won't make it off the Cayman Islands alive. But the Caymaners will cover up the deaths, as they always do. Those Arubans should have taken a page from their book when Holloway was kidnapped/killed. Would have saved them a lot of embarrassment on Nancy Grace. >> In more ways than one. >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > kidnapped/killed. Would have saved them a lot of embarrassment on Nancy > Grace. Did she drive one of them to suicide?  SignaturePopeye You can get much further with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone. -Capone www.finalprotectivefire.com >> Watch out in Grand Cayman, Pearl. They frown on homosexuality there, so >> you and your "wife" should be careful about expressing intimacies in >> public. Come out to California instead, where open lesbianism is not only >> tolerated, but encouraged. Finally, the truth. >> You might want to start out with an easy shore dive until you get your >> feet wet at Eden Rock A great night shore dive. >> Beware of the stingrays at Stingray City. They're killers. Nah, they cut the barbs from all of them. Trust me. Lee > Will be in Grand Cayman on a cruise the first week of October. Any > recommendations on who to dive with? Have to 2 teenagers 15 - 18 newly > certified, and wife and I dive but have not been out in 2 years. > Thanks for all the help! > Pearl A few years ago there was talk of moving the cruise ship anchorages around to the south shore, away from Georgetown. But assuming things haven't changed yet, you'll be anchored off Georgetown. Eden Rock is a great shore dive within walking distance of the shuttle dock. They also operate a boat (or boats). As for who you should dive with, you probably should wait to see what kind of time you have there, when you arrive and depart etc. I would think that the cruise ship would have recommendations as to which operators make it easiest for cruise passengers. Some might even pick up right from the ship. If you're only there for a day the possible time constraints might be more problematic than choosing between dive ops. The great thing about GC is that unless there's a full blown hurricane going on, there's always a sheltered side of the island to dive within easy reach. If it's really rough they'll take you by van to the sheltered shore and board there. Since the entire island is only something like 20 by 7 miles in size, nothing's all that far away. Have fun. JF > Will be in Grand Cayman on a cruise the first week of October. Any > recommendations on who to dive with? Have to 2 teenagers 15 - 18 newly > certified, and wife and I dive but have not been out in 2 years. > Thanks for all the help! > Pearl When I was there I went out with the Sunset House. They seemed pretty good at the time. Jay http://www.divewithjay.com |
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