> Has anyone had experience of diving on Cayo Levisa? Planning a trip to Cuba
> with hopefully a good balance of seeing the place as well as diving.
So, you're going to supply monetary support to a communist regime?
Some of us have morals that prevent that sort of behavior...
Dan Bracuk - 31 Jul 2006 22:24 GMT
Grumman-581 <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM-gmail.com> pounded away at
his keyboard resulting in:
:So, you're going to supply monetary support to a communist regime?
:Some of us have morals that prevent that sort of behavior...
But not all of us.
Dan Bracuk
If we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure.
Grumman-581 - 31 Jul 2006 22:42 GMT
> But not all of us.
True, and there are some of us who even though we have these stated
morals still end up buying things that are made in China...
Unfortunately, I'm guilty with respect to this since I don't always
check to see where someone is made prior to my purchasing it...
Supplementing Cuba monetarily is considerably easier for me to avoid
though...
Dillon Pyron - 01 Aug 2006 16:57 GMT
>> Has anyone had experience of diving on Cayo Levisa? Planning a trip to Cuba
>> with hopefully a good balance of seeing the place as well as diving.
>
>So, you're going to supply monetary support to a communist regime?
>Some of us have morals that prevent that sort of behavior...
Castro is apparently very sick. And his brother is no spring chicken.
"Comes the revolution".
If "everybody" in Miami holds to their word, the town will really
shrink in size.

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Lee Bell - 01 Aug 2006 18:45 GMT
> Castro is apparently very sick. And his brother is no spring chicken.
Nobody expects his brother will be any better than he has been.
> "Comes the revolution".
We live in hope.
> If "everybody" in Miami holds to their word, the town will really
> shrink in size.
That's carrying hope a bit too far.
Lee
> Has anyone had experience of diving on Cayo Levisa? Planning a trip to
> Cuba with hopefully a good balance of seeing the place as well as diving.
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> area- if anyone has details of a good local dive school that would be
> great
We did two dives there, the worst dives of our Cuba itinerary. Water was
green. Fish were gone. But I bought a T-shirt anyway.
Havana Bay was interesting diving, what I remember of it. It was in big
seas, I was extremely hungover, and nauseous from both. That's all I
remember, other than the fact that the water was clear but not warm enough.
My favorite was the shore diving in the Bay of Pigs, then going across the
street to a rustic restaurant for lobster and Cristals, and doing a gear
rinse dive in the cenote behind the restaurant where our guide pointed out a
shell that had been dropped by the Yanqui capitalist pigs during their
failed invasion of the glorious communist republic. Then he confessed that
it actually landed somewhere else, but they stuck it in the cenote to
impress tourists. We did a great night dive at the same site.
boatgeek - 02 Aug 2006 13:05 GMT
If looking for locations, in the north east coast of cuba (between
puerto vita and manati) are some interesting coral, fish and islands.
Full of life, not over fished like the bahamas. And yeah, withholding
money from the island capitalists and then hoping somehow people will
drop communism when there aren't any alternatives makes sense.
Beautiful, safe country.
> > Has anyone had experience of diving on Cayo Levisa? Planning a trip to
> > Cuba with hopefully a good balance of seeing the place as well as diving.
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> it actually landed somewhere else, but they stuck it in the cenote to
> impress tourists. We did a great night dive at the same site.