Oahu Recommendations ?

Will be in Honolulu in a few weeks (Kailua to be precise) and am looking
for a reputable dive outfit. Some of the more notable operators I found
were:

http://www.reeftrekkers.com
http://www.diveoahu.com
http://www.islanddivershawaii.com
http://www.aaadiving.com

If anyone has comments or suggestions regarding these or others, as well
as dive-site thoughts, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks.

Mark

email: hvw2 -AT- telus -DOT- net

I used Island Divers back in Sept '04 and had some great dives. Make sure
you dive the wreck YO-257 and take of to the other wreck, there will be less
people.

Dave
"User" <nobody@nobody.com> wrote in message
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> Will be in Honolulu in a few weeks (Kailua to be precise) and am looking
> for a reputable dive outfit. Some of the more notable operators I found
> were:
>
> http://www.reeftrekkers.com
> http://www.diveoahu.com
> http://www.islanddivershawaii.com
> http://www.aaadiving.com
>
> If anyone has comments or suggestions regarding these or others, as well
> as dive-site thoughts, I'd appreciate it.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Mark
>
> email: hvw2 -AT- telus -DOT- net

Did my diving with AAA. Very happy with them.

If you want to intensify your diving, more per day, check out
South Seas Aquatics on Kalakaua Avenue. They are a divestore, but can
put you in touch with a couple of good operators that dive outside the
usual times. A night dive on the Corsair is mighty good.

YO257 is next to the San Pedro wreck. Nice current was running the day
I did that. Not a bad dive, 105ft or so.

Enjoy!


Seadeuce