DiscusnAfricans
Past President
I was fortunate enough to go diving twice in Negril Jamaica recently. The water temperatures were in the 70s, so I only needed a diving skin and swim trunks, which was nice.
The dive site was only a few hundred yards offshore, max depth of about 60 feet where we dove. Visibility was great, waters weren't too rough near the resort. The shallow waters hold huge coral structures and tons of fish. We saw a few large nurse sharks, various sizes of stingrays, jellyfish, and plenty of other sea life. Sea turtles and dolphins are sometimes seen, but we didn't come across any in our dives.
A dive photographer went on my second trip, and was able to take pictures of the divers, which I thought was really cool. I'm hoping to do more Caribbean diving in the future, and eventually earn the next level of scuba certification. Here are a few pictures that were taken:
The dive site was only a few hundred yards offshore, max depth of about 60 feet where we dove. Visibility was great, waters weren't too rough near the resort. The shallow waters hold huge coral structures and tons of fish. We saw a few large nurse sharks, various sizes of stingrays, jellyfish, and plenty of other sea life. Sea turtles and dolphins are sometimes seen, but we didn't come across any in our dives.
A dive photographer went on my second trip, and was able to take pictures of the divers, which I thought was really cool. I'm hoping to do more Caribbean diving in the future, and eventually earn the next level of scuba certification. Here are a few pictures that were taken:
