Thank you to EVERYONE, the shop staff, boat captain, and dive guides ... you are ALL wonderful.  My son, Mike and I had a wonderful two mornings with you and were thrilled with the dives and treatment on the boat and in the water!! Everything was so easy, from the signing up for the dives right through to being returned back to the Marriott Frenchman's Cove!  Professional, knowledgable and just a solid operation made us feel at ease at all times. Thank you so much for the wonderful time ... never to be forgotten. I have friends coming in April and will be recommending your dive operation to them FOR SURE! We hope that you found us to be pleasant divers also, as this only make your job easier.  You did seem to enjoy what you do and it was great to spend the time with you. Thank you so much!  Continue to enjoy paradise and we will live through the pictures we have taken.

Dar and Mike Spray

Todays wrecks were the WIT Shoal and the Kennedy.  Great viz at the WIT Shoal, 6 foot nurse shark and awesome swim throughs on the stern.  The Kennedy was filled with rays.  Yippee!!!

Great Conditions for Diving !

WOW! Great day on the wreck of the Cartanser ! We had great visibility and had a huge nurse shark with 3 remoras swim by us. We also saw several large sting rays laying in the sand next to the wreck. 

The ocean was flat calm and we were able to get to French Cap.  The first dive was on the Ledges and we enjoyed 150' visibility that day.  We ran into a large 5' Nurse Shark under a ledge.  The second dive was at the Cathedral.  Lots of Copper Sweepers wee in the tunnel leading to the back of the cavern.  When the sunlight shines through the crack in the rock, it is so beautiful.  The little bit of surge that day gave us a fun ride out of the tunnel.  The dive lasted an hour and we didn't want to come up!

On rare days we can get out to Super Secret Site #49 and this was one of those days...

As we descended I could make out the silouette of several Queen Triggerfish.  When I reached the reef there were a total of eight Queen Triggerfish of all sizes hanging out with two large Gray Angelfish, and me with no camera.  Andre was pointing like crazy at something big I couldn't see in the distance as it swam away.  Several lobsters and a small Nurse Shark were hiding under the next ledge.  Then there was a large Green Moray Eel underneath another ledge that was ready to come out and swim with us.  The reef was so full of life that morning!  It made me grateful I was there to see it.