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Trip Reports: Discuss CCR Cave course Mexico. in the Trips, Spaces and Coastguard Information forums: Fair point, well made Basically the Dudes BIG problem was team awareness Had he been aware of the rest of ...

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Fair point, well made


Basically the Dudes BIG problem was team awareness


Had he been aware of the rest of the team he would realize we were crap as well.
No. If he'd been aware of how good the rest of the team was he'd have done the course with two other buddies - I think Loser 1 and Loser 2 would have been a better choice!

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Nice report, possibly your best ever one
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Are there any rebreather friendly dive operators near there?
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Howard,
I only dive OC but there are certainly some centers that offer ccr training so I guess they would be friendly.

Tulum is getting more popular all the time and may get its own intl airport in the future, lots of new dive shops have opened recently, when I first went I dived with Xibalba who do offer ccr training so o2 and other supplies should be available.

Maya diving operate from the Dreams hotel but are oc only and only have 3 sets of twins. I dived with them this time, I got Budgie as a guide and we did some excellent dives.

I hope to go again one day.
The hotel has a great kids club 3-12 year olds, the entertainment is quite good and the food is excellent. The site is right on the beach with water deep enough to swim in and you can snorkel out to the reef if you feel the need.
There are about 500 rooms but the place feels quite small and friendly.

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