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Larry Rubin - 10 Jul 2004 21:11 GMT

Going to grand Cayman end of august, experienced diver, went to grand Cayman
about 18 yrs ago and was not impressed with Bob Soto's cattle boat diving
adventures. Looking for rec for small group diving . Rec of diving
operators. thanks in advance

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Larry M. Rubin D.D.S. P.C.
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Greg Mossman - 11 Jul 2004 02:39 GMT

> Going to grand Cayman end of august, experienced diver, went to grand Cayman
> about 18 yrs ago and was not impressed with Bob Soto's cattle boat diving
> adventures. Looking for rec for small group diving . Rec of diving
> operators. thanks in advance

http://www.divenstuff.com/

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Joseph - 11 Jul 2004 19:34 GMT

Go/Stay at the East End............dive with OceanFrontiers.

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Steven K - 17 Jul 2004 01:15 GMT

I 2nd that!
The east end is far less traveled....

For the novelty of it, though, be sure to try Stingray City
Negative buoyancy, on the bottom, but definitely worth the try one time!

Steven

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lance smith - 19 Jul 2004 15:31 GMT

Second that. Ocean Frontiers is great. If they're booked Cayman Dive
Lodge is
excellent too. They're right down the road from each other. West end
diving isn't nearly as good as east end, more cruiseboat-types too.

Just got back from grand cayman myself, will post my trip report
shortly.

-lance smith

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