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| My wife and I are going to be in Cairns from 2/11 through 2/17, and we'd like to dive the reef there. I understand that the reef is far enough out that day trips aren't the ideal way to dive, so I want to find a good three to four-day liveabord trip. We want to keep the cost down, and don't mind a little crowding, but we also don't want to be in the middle of the ocean with an incompetent captain and crew. Any recommendations? Thanks, Shawn. |
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| Shawn Willden wrote: > My wife and I are going to be in Cairns from 2/11 through 2/17, and we'd > like to dive the reef there. I understand that the reef is far enough out > that day trips aren't the ideal way to dive, so I want to find a good three > to four-day liveabord trip. We want to keep the cost down, and don't mind > a little crowding, but we also don't want to be in the middle of the ocean > with an incompetent captain and crew. > > Any recommendations? Taka Dive. Check http://www.taka.com.au/ Well done, we enjoyed it. new boat since we went. > > Thanks, > > Shawn. |
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| bob crownfield wrote: > Shawn Willden wrote: >> Any recommendations? > > Taka Dive. > Check http://www.taka.com.au/ > > Well done, we enjoyed it. > new boat since we went. That's one that I've been looking at. Any thoughts about OceanQuest? It's a little cheaper and looks to have nicer rooms (that is, an OceanQuest double is within my price range, while a Taka stateroom is not). I think it stays on the reefs nearer to Cairns while the Taka goes up to the Ribbon Reefs. Closer means less time traveling and more time diving, but also means being in more heavily-frequented areas. All comments appreciated, Shawn. |
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| What about the Spirit of Freedom? Hubby and I were on it in March. The food was excellent and the crew were well-trained. Jo "Shawn Willden" <shawn-scuba@willden.org> wrote in message news:PNGdnSFjVIDAwSvYnZ2dnUVZ_u_inZ2d@comcast.com. .. > My wife and I are going to be in Cairns from 2/11 through 2/17, and we'd > like to dive the reef there. I understand that the reef is far enough out > that day trips aren't the ideal way to dive, so I want to find a good > three > to four-day liveabord trip. We want to keep the cost down, and don't mind > a little crowding, but we also don't want to be in the middle of the ocean > with an incompetent captain and crew. > > Any recommendations? > > Thanks, > > Shawn. |
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