ScubaJim

I have been on several cruises and I all I needed was a diveskin and a 1mm wetsuit and this is in November and December..

Enjoy your trip

I usually bring a diveskin and a 1 mm wetsuit. They are enought to keep me warm even in December. Good prtection against cool water, jelly fish and abrasion. Plus they don't take up so much room in the suitcase. Of course there is the issure of drying them in your cabin.

If you really want to go, just book the time then you don't have to show yup really early.

 

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So I can book the show ahead of time? That is something new.

Thanks.

This being a huge ship with 3900 passengers brings up a question: How soon should we arrive at the theater before showtime? How many people can the theater hold?

So the dive shop in Roatan didn't have any wet suits. My gal finally got a cut off 3mil. Other guy got a bad bcd that wouldn't hold air. He didn't check it until at dive site. His mistake...but he dove anyway. Glad we had our regs...will bring everything next time. Can't wait for Cozumel!! Roatan was amazing!

 

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This is one reason why I bring my own wetsuit and diveskin

I always bring a 3mm or 1 mm wetsuit and a diveskin since I know that they will fit me along with mask and fins

Planning on doing some snorkeling in Belize in January. How cool is the water at that time of the year and would I need a 1mm wetsuit or a diveskin

We were on NCL and went to Coki beach and enjoyed it very much. Snorkeling was very good.

I have been on 3 cruises and always brought my own snorkeling gear(including the diveskin and 1mm wetsuit) and had no problems storing it in my cabins.

How deep do you go?

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What ever happen to the Cruise Critic Chat room on AOL? It use to be very active on Sunday nights.