Re: Recommendations for snorkeling, US territory

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Re: Recommendations for snorkeling, US territory

Posted on: Mon, 26 Dec 2005 00:23:17 GMT

insaprsr wrote:
>
> Seems like the $1500 for 2 quick getaway idea is not practical. OK, I'll
> double that, or a bit more, and maybe stay a day or two longer to make up
> for the travel time. Doing lots of reading, seems like St John USVI will
> have some pretty spectacular snorkeling. Would need a wetsuit for Pennykamp
> in January or February, wouldn't we?

I have snorkeled and done free diving to 50 feet on Pennecamp in
January, but all the other people on the boat seemed to get hypothermia
with their wet suits and tanks. I spent more time on the bottom than
most of them and the surprise to find me at that depth in speedos was
something to witness. Got back on board after the last dive and found an
extra shivering heap on board, a girl lost by her fiancee at 50 feet.

Went out of Taverner Key dive shop, great rooms, good boat and
knowledgeable Captain.

JJ

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