| Page Views: 1,415 Last Visit to Taganga: 2001 | Scuba Diving Paradise ;) by darthmilmo - last update: Oct 3, 2002 |
I went to Taganga with one thing in mind: Diving! I took a 3-day advance open watercourse there and learned more diving techniques. This is truly the cheapest place on the Americas to learn how to dive (they charged me $133 US, including 2 free dives). The first two dives were just open water ones (no deeper then 18 meters). It really got me going again... jejeje. In the course itself, I took two deep multilevel dives to 30-35 meters. The view of the deep blue is amazing... plus you get a little condition called nitrogen narcosis, which is interesting to say the least. The best dive i've taken thus far was the current dive... on this dive we got to ride a sea current for a few minutes. You just let go and enjoy the ride unfold below your eyes... the fish and sea life just flashes within your eyes like a movie. The other dive was a navigation dive (compass and all). The last dive was an amazing night dive where we got to see the night animals: crabs, lobsters, etc. It is definitely different then during the day. |
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| Pros: | "Diving, Diving, and more Diving" | | Cons: | "Time not diving :)" | | In A Nutshell: | "Diving :)" |
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MalenaN Sun Sep 17, 2006 07:09 UTC
Taganga sounds to be a lovely place! If I go to Colombia next year I will defenitly dive in Taganga. | Lodestar Mon Jun 9, 2003 00:57 UTC
Great to see i'm not the only one who fell in love with the divers' paradise Taganga. did my OWD there, and loved every second of it :) btw - which dive shop did you use? Take care and enjoy the underwater miracles :) L. |
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