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sdhunter
newbie
Posts: 1
Does anyone know anywhere good to scuba dive along the coast?
I am in vietnam during august and am going to dust off my padi diving card.
Has anyone done scuba diving in vietnam that can share their stories here?
Thanks
Steve
#1 Posted: 2/7/2007 - 04:46
peterANDsha-
ron
longtail driver
Posts: 7
Steve, the most dive shops I have seen has been in Nha Trang. I haven't dived there so I can't comment.
I noticed one shop that had tours and was ran by a bunch of westerners, so it maybe more reputable. It was across the road from Crazy Kim's spa and Shorty's cafe.
-Peter
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#2 Posted: 4/7/2007 - 12:37
paulsmithdi-
ver
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Posts: 2
Hi
The one accross from Kims Spa is the worst in Asia; Coco the Clown Divers! Avoid them like the plague. Unless you're a pikey backpacker and expect to pay cheap, cheap and get shit! Try Rainbow Divers or Sailors Diving. They're professional and fun!
#3 Posted: 9/7/2007 - 20:34
AmandaJordan
backpacker
Posts: 12
Hi
I don't dive but I took a snorkelling trip with the Sailing Club Divers and the rest of the boat was all divers so I got to observe. The trip was well organized and the instructors seemed excellent. Probably a little more expensive but well worth it to know you are in good hands and equipment is good.
Their office is right next to the Sailing Club on the main strip along the beach.
#4 Posted: 9/7/2007 - 21:32