>  
 > SE>rules in order to limit their liability. but I had no idea that
 > SE>things have gotten this severe.  Guess it's a good thing that we'll
 > SE>be doing our liveaboard in the Bahamas soon!
 > Which liveaboard is that?  I've been looking at those kind of trips too
 > I think I would enjoy that more than a cruise ship, especially when my
 > whole Idea of a dive trip is DIVING!!!!!!!!!!!!
 >  
 > Send me some info.......Please.
 > Marianne
 > marianne.ryan@cyber.gigo.com
 >  
A cruise ship has other prioroties than to let you go diving were ever then 
dock. Most even come in late and force the dive operators to move their 
planed 
start time back to acomadate the cruise ships. A liveaboard is their for 
DIVING not anything else. They make their money from diving not gambling.
I just did the M/V Caribbean Explorer out of St. Martin. It does Saba and St. 
Kitts. I did this trip in May and I had a great time. (This was my first 
liveaboard) They did 5 dives a day. Had great food. (I think this was the 
best 
part of the trip.) The diving was execlent. (the vis and current gods were 
against us. Not just on Saba and St. Kitts it was all over this reagin of the 
Caribbean See. Maybe something to do with Moncerot and it's vocano)
I had a great time and highly recemend it to anyone.
Paul Hutley
<<  Sysop FarPoint Station 91 BBS on Antigua.  Internet  paulh@metrolink.net 
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