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Offline Hawklore

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Best way to get to and from Cuba?
« Reply #30 on: April 21, 2005, 12:04:38 PM »
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Get a low fares airline such as Ryanair to Girona, Spain (LEGE). There you take the train or bus to Barcelona. Plenty of flights from Barcelona or Madrid to Cuba, and not at all expensive.

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« Reply #31 on: April 21, 2005, 01:16:15 PM »
Can't you fly to Jamaica and then hop a plane into Cuba from the US as well? I thought I had read an article somewhere on how to get to Cuba for an interesting vacation. In fact all you need to bring are parts for late 50's Ford and Chevy's and you are good to go and can feast like a rich man there.
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« Reply #32 on: April 21, 2005, 01:18:33 PM »
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Ahhh, Lauderdale by the sea.... used to be great beach dives if you were willing to swim a ways... has it changed?


No.. its still decent...  not hawaii/curacao or anything but yes we have the first reef about 1/4 mile of shore in about 10-15 feet of water... (novice special..) then you got anglin which is pretty good about a mile out.

you can take your gear out of your car and go right out..

not much fish, rogue shark, jack, snapper etc..... on the first reef..  deeper anglin is much better...

http://www.diveseahorse.com/dive_sites/reef_sites.htm

they have buoy's tied up to sunken wrecks just south of me, but a kayak or boat is needed as its a good mile or so offshore at the second reef..... under 100 ft depth though... usually good vis. (the mecedes {a vessel} has a giant cuda living in it..)

http://www.diveseahorse.com/dive_sites/sh_merc.htm

 

Ill take the lack of reply from Nilsen as "get the fark away from my cousin"

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Best way to get to and from Cuba?
« Reply #33 on: April 21, 2005, 01:40:12 PM »
My parents live down the beach from you, right in the corner as you come off the pier 66 street bridge.  I love diving Lauderdale-the only place I know where you find the spots by lining up on the buildings offshore.

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« Reply #34 on: April 21, 2005, 02:00:59 PM »
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No.. its still decent...  not hawaii/curacao or anything but yes we have the first reef about 1/4 mile of shore in about 10-15 feet of water... (novice special..) then you got anglin which is pretty good about a mile out.

you can take your gear out of your car and go right out..

not much fish, rogue shark, jack, snapper etc..... on the first reef..  deeper anglin is much better...

http://www.diveseahorse.com/dive_sites/reef_sites.htm

they have buoy's tied up to sunken wrecks just south of me, but a kayak or boat is needed as its a good mile or so offshore at the second reef..... under 100 ft depth though... usually good vis. (the mecedes {a vessel} has a giant cuda living in it..)

http://www.diveseahorse.com/dive_sites/sh_merc.htm

 

Ill take the lack of reply from Nilsen as "get the fark away from my cousin"

:rolleyes:



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Go for it DoctorYo, I have a picture here somwere.