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From:news
Subject:Aruba recommendations
Date:Tue, 18 Jan 2005 20:58:07 -0500
I'm going to Aruba in Feb. Any recommendations on places to dive, any of
the wrecks better than the rest?

TIA,
Jay
From:doihavetogobackhome
Subject:Re: Aruba recommendations
Date:19 Jan 2005 09:13:47 -0800
This specific shop was recommended by a veteran diver from NY. I think
I was just not into wreck diving.
From:doihavetogobackhome
Subject:Re: Aruba recommendations
Date:18 Jan 2005 19:56:50 -0800
I went diving in Aruba in Oct. with Red Sail Sports - in front of the
Marriott at Palm Beach. It is mostly wreck diving. By far the most
popular and impressive was the Antilla wreck. I was not impressed by
the Sonesta and Cesna airplanes (both sunk recently). Harbor Reef is
decent but not amazing. We did see a moray eel by the Cesna. You have
to enjoy wreck diving to like Aruba.
From:Greg Mossman
Subject:Re: Aruba recommendations
Date:Tue, 18 Jan 2005 22:04:54 -0800
"doihavetogobackhome" wrote in message
news:1106107010.609324.17080@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>I went diving in Aruba in Oct. with Red Sail Sports - in front of the
> Marriott at Palm Beach. It is mostly wreck diving. By far the most
> popular and impressive was the Antilla wreck. I was not impressed by
> the Sonesta and Cesna airplanes (both sunk recently). Harbor Reef is
> decent but not amazing. We did see a moray eel by the Cesna. You have
> to enjoy wreck diving to like Aruba.

Or maybe you just need to know who to dive with. Red Sail is the cattleboat
franchise in many areas.
From:cricket202 at aol.comno-spam (A.K.A. - MORK)
Subject:Re: Aruba recommendations
Date:19 Jan 2005 19:42:24 GMT
just got back in October from a cruise,
and Aruba was the first dive spot,
Antilla wreck was the first dive,
it was really big, but they didn't let you breach the hall (not our group but
others did swim inside the whole length)

it is big, we did not see a ton of fish, but what we saw was nice, little
coral, a few big angle fish, it was pretty fun watching all of those
snorkelers up top, trying to get down to you... one got close, I felt bad for
him all that work just to turn to swim back up.. should have gave him a hit off
of my air tank, to let him hang out down below with us. the next dive in
aruba was the Pedernales it had nice coral, not a bad dive from what I
remember of that one,
not great, but not a bad time. also with Red sails.
the place where you loaded the dive boat was beautiful, great beach, palm
trees. nice place to hang out if you have a few extra hours.
   

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