Canada
Excellent scuba diving pretty much everywhere; whale watching, ice diving, amazing scenery and the chance to dive beside some awesome icebergs . . . . . but take your dry suit!
Overview:
Newfoundland and Nova Scotia - the gateways to Canada's East Coast. Atlantic Canada consists of four provinces, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, and the Gaspe' region of Quebec. Between them they have over 4,500 documented shipwrecks, ice diving, whales and . . . wait for it . . . icebergs!
The West Coast of Canada is equally interesting. Humpback whales, Grey whales and Orcas are attracted by the nutrient-rich waters brought by the currents during the summer months. Vancouver (and Vancouver Island) offer a fascinating range of unique dive sites and is also the best place in the world to find the rare 6-gill shark. Never seen one? Nor had we. Take a look at this YouTube video . . .
Terrible Customer Service
The Diving Locker , Canada
Added: 1st June 2010 by remi101
I spend thousands at this dive shop, took my open water, advanced, drysuit specialty and navigation course. Bought a drysuit, bcd, regs, etc. On my first dive with a new brand new upgraded first and second stage the second stage took in water, I brought it back to the shop...
Suprise overbilling
The Diving Locker , Canada
Added: 3rd October 2009 by bryankward
I took my courses all the way through to rescue diver, bought courses for three friends, two sets of regulators and had them serviced there whenever I took a holiday. I had been accustomed to paying $80 - $100 each time. My last tune up was $352.52 for exactly the same...
Face to face with a Great White
Nautilus Explorer, Mexico
Added: 2nd November 2008 by waterbaby
We travelled to Guadalupe Island recently with Nautilus Explorer. What a trip! What a boat! What an experience this was. This is a very hard trip to really put into words, because nothing quite comes close to being inches away from the grinning teeth of the ocean's top predator. You...