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#16968 07/10/2012 08:03 PM
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We're heading down in November and hoping to do some diving. Can you dive on your own or must you go through a dive operator?


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maytrix #16969 08/10/2012 09:15 AM
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You are much better off going with an operator due to the challenge of getting to the sites. I used Scuba Steves when I visited last November and was picked up with their boat from the cruise ship dock in Castries. I believe it was about $80 for a two-tank morning dive. I had my own BC, mask, fins, etc.

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