Cozumel

All the boats basically go to the same spots. It just depends on where you
want to leave from. I like Scuba Club even though it is one of the longer
boat rides. The reason I like it are that the place caters to divers and it
is still close enough to town to walk in the evenings, there is also ok
shore diving. I just wish I could opt to not have it be all inclusive. I
would rather go out and have a meal on my own and not think about how I am
loosing money by not eating at the hotel.

Scott

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"Holo" <holotaps@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Going to Cozumel for the first time in early November. Any
> recommendations for the "best dive spots".
>
> Holo
>
>

Holo wrote:

> Going to Cozumel for the first time in early November. Any
> recommendations for the "best dive spots".
>
> Holo

First trip ?
You are about to be infected by Cozumelitis.
Fortunately it's incurable.

"Lembo" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> Holo wrote:
>
> > Going to Cozumel for the first time in early November. Any
> > recommendations for the "best dive spots".
> >
> > Holo
>
> First trip ?
> You are about to be infected by Cozumelitis.
> Fortunately it's incurable.
>
>
>


Does that leave a rash I'll have to explain?

Holo

Holo wrote:
> "Lembo" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:41800A88.72465070@nospam.com...
>
>>
>>Holo wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Going to Cozumel for the first time in early November. Any
>>>recommendations for the "best dive spots".
>>>
>>>Holo
>>
>>First trip ?
>>You are about to be infected by Cozumelitis.
>>Fortunately it's incurable.
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
> Does that leave a rash I'll have to explain?
>
> Holo
>
>


Yes, actually it does, but the only explanation necessary is you were
doing what you're expected to do while you're there, so it's not really
your fault. Unless you arrived via a cruise ship, in which case you're
only expected to shop at "their" shops, because, according to them,
"their" shops won't steal from you. But anybody who sees the prices
increase when a ship makes port knows that's bullshit.

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jer email reply - I am not a 'ten'

Jer <gdunn@airmail.ten> pounded away at his keyboard resulting in:
:Yes, actually it does, but the only explanation necessary is you were
:doing what you're expected to do while you're there, so it's not really
:your fault. Unless you arrived via a cruise ship, in which case you're
:only expected to shop at "their" shops, because, according to them,
:"their" shops won't steal from you. But anybody who sees the prices
:increase when a ship makes port knows that's bullshit.

Last time I was there, (March 2003), there was at least one ship in
port every day of the week. Needless to say, the prices remained the
same, at least those that I saw.

Dan Bracuk
Is it my imagination, or do Buffalo Wings taste like chicken?
The Best of rec.scuba http://www.pathcom.com/~bracuk/RecScuba/


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Dan Bracuk wrote:


>
> Last time I was there, (March 2003), there was at least one ship in
> port every day of the week. Needless to say, the prices remained the
> same, at least those that I saw.
>

I noticed the same thing in May when I was there. I was thinking that
since I was there Friday - Wed we would be safe Sunday and Monday.
Wrong. There were Cruise Ship in port everyday. At least they were
gone at night!

Dan Bracuk wrote:

> Jer <gdunn@airmail.ten> pounded away at his keyboard resulting in:
> :Yes, actually it does, but the only explanation necessary is you were
> :doing what you're expected to do while you're there, so it's not really
> :your fault. Unless you arrived via a cruise ship, in which case you're
> :only expected to shop at "their" shops, because, according to them,
> :"their" shops won't steal from you. But anybody who sees the prices
> :increase when a ship makes port knows that's bullshit.
>
> Last time I was there, (March 2003), there was at least one ship in
> port every day of the week. Needless to say, the prices remained the
> same, at least those that I saw.
>
> Dan Bracuk


Except Sunday, cruise ships aren't in port on Sunday.

The special discount signs with the little painted flags on Av Melgar
shops mean squat. Cruiseros actually think they get a discount because
of their cute little plastic bracelets, but prices are the same even
without a bracelet. That's what I call stealing, making one think
they're getting something when they're not.


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Jer wrote:

> Dan Bracuk wrote:
>
>> Jer <gdunn@airmail.ten> pounded away at his keyboard resulting in:
>> :Yes, actually it does, but the only explanation necessary is you were
>> :doing what you're expected to do while you're there, so it's not
>> really :your fault. Unless you arrived via a cruise ship, in which
>> case you're :only expected to shop at "their" shops, because,
>> according to them, :"their" shops won't steal from you. But anybody
>> who sees the prices :increase when a ship makes port knows that's
>> bullshit.
>>
>> Last time I was there, (March 2003), there was at least one ship in
>> port every day of the week. Needless to say, the prices remained the
>> same, at least those that I saw.
>>
>> Dan Bracuk
>
>
>
> Except Sunday, cruise ships aren't in port on Sunday.
>
> The special discount signs with the little painted flags on Av Melgar
> shops mean squat. Cruiseros actually think they get a discount because
> of their cute little plastic bracelets, but prices are the same even
> without a bracelet. That's what I call stealing, making one think
> they're getting something when they're not.
>
>

You would be wrong. Ships were in port everyday I was there including
Sunday. Maybe because of the time of year, it was Cozumel's fishing
tournament. Everyday including Sunday. Gordon from Austin was there.
I thought we would be free from the ships Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
We weren't

Thus spake Joe English <jenglish@accessusn.net> :

>
>
>Jer wrote:
>
>> Dan Bracuk wrote:
>>
>>> Jer <gdunn@airmail.ten> pounded away at his keyboard resulting in:
>>> :Yes, actually it does, but the only explanation necessary is you were
>>> :doing what you're expected to do while you're there, so it's not
>>> really :your fault. Unless you arrived via a cruise ship, in which
>>> case you're :only expected to shop at "their" shops, because,
>>> according to them, :"their" shops won't steal from you. But anybody
>>> who sees the prices :increase when a ship makes port knows that's
>>> bullshit.
>>>
>>> Last time I was there, (March 2003), there was at least one ship in
>>> port every day of the week. Needless to say, the prices remained the
>>> same, at least those that I saw.
>>>
>>> Dan Bracuk
>>
>>
>>
>> Except Sunday, cruise ships aren't in port on Sunday.
>>
>> The special discount signs with the little painted flags on Av Melgar
>> shops mean squat. Cruiseros actually think they get a discount because
>> of their cute little plastic bracelets, but prices are the same even
>> without a bracelet. That's what I call stealing, making one think
>> they're getting something when they're not.
>>
>>
>
>You would be wrong. Ships were in port everyday I was there including
>Sunday. Maybe because of the time of year, it was Cozumel's fishing
>tournament. Everyday including Sunday. Gordon from Austin was there.
>I thought we would be free from the ships Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
>We weren't

Go to www.cruisecal.com to find out who's in port on what days.

--
dillon

When I was a kid, I thought the angel's name was Hark
and the horse's name was Bob.

Dillon Pyron wrote:

> Thus spake Joe English <jenglish@accessusn.net> :
>
>
>>
>>Jer wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Dan Bracuk wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Jer <gdunn@airmail.ten> pounded away at his keyboard resulting in:
>>>>:Yes, actually it does, but the only explanation necessary is you were
>>>>:doing what you're expected to do while you're there, so it's not
>>>>really :your fault. Unless you arrived via a cruise ship, in which
>>>>case you're :only expected to shop at "their" shops, because,
>>>>according to them, :"their" shops won't steal from you. But anybody
>>>>who sees the prices :increase when a ship makes port knows that's
>>>>bullshit.
>>>>
>>>>Last time I was there, (March 2003), there was at least one ship in
>>>>port every day of the week. Needless to say, the prices remained the
>>>>same, at least those that I saw.
>>>>
>>>>Dan Bracuk
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Except Sunday, cruise ships aren't in port on Sunday.
>>>
>>>The special discount signs with the little painted flags on Av Melgar
>>>shops mean squat. Cruiseros actually think they get a discount because
>>>of their cute little plastic bracelets, but prices are the same even
>>>without a bracelet. That's what I call stealing, making one think
>>>they're getting something when they're not.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>You would be wrong. Ships were in port everyday I was there including
>>Sunday. Maybe because of the time of year, it was Cozumel's fishing
>>tournament. Everyday including Sunday. Gordon from Austin was there.
>>I thought we would be free from the ships Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
>>We weren't
>
>
> Go to www.cruisecal.com to find out who's in port on what days.
>
I don't care what the site says when I was there there were ships in
port everyday, including Sunday. It may change during the times of the
year.