The Complete Diving Guide: The Caribbean (Vol. 2) Anguilla, St Maarten/Martin, St. Barts, Saba, Statia, St Kitts & Nevis, Antigua, Guadeloupe
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| Rating | : | 4.79 (882 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0944428487 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 291 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Throughput the book's 390 information-packed pages are numerous interesting side panels. Each chapter starts with a short island introduction followed by a very specific description of the dive sites, operators and hotels. The first book of its kind for the area, The Complete Diving Guide - The Caribbean Volume 1 by Colleen Ryan and Brian Savage is meticulously researched and packed with useful information. " -- PADI Undersea Journal - First Quarter 1998"At last, the Eastern Caribbean has the dive guide it deserves. " -- PADI Undersea Journal, First Quarter 1998"The Complete Diving Guide - The Caribbean (Volume 1) is exactly what it professes to be. " Volume I covers the Caribbean Islands from Dominica to Tobago. "At last, the Eastern Caribbean has the dive guide it deserves. " Meticulously researched and packed with useful information. The resulting dive sites sound so fascinating that I at once booked a
Volume 2 gives you everything you ever need to know about scuba diving on these fantastic Caribbean islands: Anguilla, St Martin & St Maarten, St Barts, Saba, Statia, St Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Guadeloupe.. Dive sites are illustrated by underwater maps and photographs. Island maps show the location of dive sites and stores. The Complete Diving Guides to scuba diving in the Eastern Caribbean, including descriptions of ALL dive sites, dive stores and operators
S J Pocock said The ultimate dive guide. I'd definitely give this guide full marks. It's without doubt the most comprehensive of the guides I looked at for the area I was travelling to(the Virgin Islands). It had everything we could have wanted to know and it definitely meant we did some better diving than we'd have done without it. We particularly liked that it gave us information about the British and US Virgin Islands and as they are less than 5 miles apart it's simple to dive both areas. They have some really different types of diving and we'd have missed out on a lot without the guide. We bought the book before we went but we took it along with us and used it all. "A must for the crusing yachts bookshelf." according to Craig Broughton. The Complete Diving Guide (2) is a must for anyone diving the Netherlands Antilles. I used it while cruising in the area on my yacht in St. Maarten and dived in Saba, Statia and Anguilla on the strength of the information in the guide book. It tells you where the best dives are and how to dive them. The maps show you where the dives are and there is a lot of general background about what the diving will be like. I was surprised how much information the authors included and there's no woffle, it's all good value for money.. "Yet another first rate publication from these two experts." according to Ned Middleton. As I said when reviewing Vol. 1 of this series of book, it is always interesting to see which ones are preferred by the Dive Guides at the sharp end. Take it from me, they are all using this book and if it's good enough for them then it's more than good enough for me. Not once have I found any of the three volumes in my possession to be lacking in any way.The book is well written and includes plenty of general information on diving, facilities, climate, sea, regulations, boats, cruise liners, resorts, hotels, flora, fauna, shipwrecks, photography and safety. The book then covers each of the Caribbean countries which form the ma