Visit Date: November 2011

Antigua:

We recently arranged to dive with Indigo Divers when our cruise ship docked in Antigua. We took a taxi to Jolly Harbour where we met Pats at the docks with the boat. What a great day of diving. The seas were rough and the other divers cancelled but they did not cancel on us and we really appreciated that! We dove 2 of her favorite sites and we saw sharks, barracuda and a HUGE turtle. We had 2 dives that were long and diverse. We hope to return and dive with them again! First rate operation!

Visit Date: January 2009

I had originally only planned one dive on my holiday (I had read that the diving in Antigua wasn't that great) but we were delightfully surprised and wound up doing a 3day package - 6 dives. The staff took care of us really well - we only dive once or twice every 2 or 3 years and are always a little rusty. Their equipment was very nice so I left my mask and fins at the hotel for snorkeling and used theres. The best two dive sites were Double D, and Bluff Cut - lots of reef fish, and we saw turtles and rays as well. Lobsters at every dive, and quite a few shark sightings. I rented a digital camera for the first time and took some good shots for my brag book. Next time I'll bring my own and take photos on every dive. My only complaint is no toilet on board the boat.

We've already planned to go back in 2011.

Visit Date: December 2007

Did 4 dives with Indigo at Jolly Harbour - Snapper Ledge, Shark Bay, Chimney and Bluff Cut. Snapper was my first dive and there was not much to see, but it was good to get down again after 12 months without a dive. Shark Bay was better with a dive through cavern - no sharks though! Chimney was good, as there were quite a lot of barracuda, black durgons, angel fish and lobsters. Bluff Cut was my last and the best dive with masses of yellow and blue wrasses illuminated against brilliant blue fans. Made it just like an aquarium. Some big black fish - don't not what they were + more lobsters