Dive Review of The Juliet in
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The Juliet, Aug, 2003, by Steve Clement, OK., U.S.A. . Report 717.
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Ratings and Overall Comments 1 (worst) - 5 (best):
Accommodations		Food
Service and Attitude		Environmental Sensitivity	N/A
Dive Operation		Shore Diving
Snorkeling	N/A
Overall Rating
Value for $$	N/A
Beginners
Advanced
Comments	On August23,2003.Alan and myself boarded The Juliet, a live-aboard operation that sails out of Miami Fl.Alan and myself are both dive instructors and have logged hundreds of dive between the two of us.The Juliet is a 104ft, three mast schooner,the ship was well maintianed,it has two heads [forward and aft] both with showers and they are in the process of adding a third head about mid-ships.The Juliet only takes a maxium of twelve divers with a crew of five. We were very impressed with the size of the cabins {double occupancy].We didn't feel like we were packed in like sardines like some other live-aboards.The crew was great Capt John. 1st mate John S. are both instructors and the other three crew members are either rescue divers to dive master. The food aboard was outstanding and plentiful, Christy the ships cook did an outstanding job. The dive briefings were informitive and we were allowed to dive are own profiles. the only restrictions was to stay above 130ft.The reefs are great and the crew did everything they could do to see that everyone had a good time. There was deep sea fishing when we were sailing,We all went lobster hunting twice and the diving was great; It was one of the very best dive trips I have been on. The web site is www.sailjuliet.com. Give it a try it was great time.
Reporter and Travel
Dive Experience	251-500 dives
Where else diving	Mexico, Bahamas, Costa Rica, U.S.
Closest Airport		Getting There
Dive Conditions
Weather	sunny	Seas	calm, choppy
Water Temp	79-84°F / 26-29°C	Wetsuit Thickness	3
Water Visibility	75-100 Ft/ 23-30 M
Dive Policy
Dive own profile	yes
Enforced diving restrictions	only restriction was that you not exceed 130ft.
Liveaboard?	yes	Nitrox Available?	N/A
What I Saw
Sharks	Lots	Mantas	None
Dolphins	Schools	Whale Sharks	None
Turtles	1 or 2	Whales	None
Ratings 1(worst) - 5 (best):
Corals		Tropical Fish
Small Critters		Large Fish
Large Pelagics
Underwater Photography 1 (worst) - 5 (best):
Subject Matter		Boat Facilities
Overall rating for UWP's		Shore Facilities	N/A
UW Photo Comments	[None]

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Dive Review of The Juliet in Bahamas

The Juliet, Aug, 2003,

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Dive Review of The Juliet in
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