The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is one of the top wreck diving sites in the
world. Hilights include the RMS Rhone and Chikuzen. I have the dive guide
by Linda Sorenson. Here are links for a few of the dive operators:
http://www.scubabvi.com/
http://www.divebvi.com/
http://www.bluewaterdiversbvi.com/about.html
BVI is even more famous for great sailing. The definitive cruising guide is
the book by Nancy and Simon Scott. We're headed there for a sailing/diving
adventure in February. We're flying American Airlines from California to St
Thomas (USVI) via Miami. We take a ferry from St Thomas to Tortola (BVI).
Another option is to fly to Puerto Rico rather than St Thomas.
Here's a good website for travel info:
http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/postlist.php?Cat=&Board=bvi
Have fun,
Brien
> Does anyone dive in this place?? recommendations? coming from Europe
> which will be the cheapest way to reach, flying first to UK and then
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> Albert
> Barcelona
Albert F. - 09 Jan 2005 22:51 GMT
En/na Brien Alkire ha escrit:
> The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is one of the top wreck diving sites in the
> world. Hilights include the RMS Rhone and Chikuzen. I have the dive guide
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>>Albert
>>Barcelona
Thanks for the info !
Albert F.
Irbjr - 10 Jan 2005 02:39 GMT
<En/na Brien Alkire ha escrit:
> The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is one of the top wreck diving sites in the
world. Hilights include the RMS Rhone and Chikuzen.>
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The Rhone remnants are scattered all over the place, but there are other
interesting sites.