Dive Review of Ocean Frontiers/Compass Point in
Cayman Islands/Grand Cayman East End

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Ocean Frontiers/Compass Point, Jun, 2009, by Ken Hodge, TX, United States ( 1 report). Report 4868.
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Ratings and Overall Comments 1 (worst) - 5 (best):
Accommodations		Food	N/A
Service and Attitude		Environmental Sensitivity
Dive Operation		Shore Diving	N/A
Snorkeling	N/A
Overall Rating
Value for $$
Beginners
Advanced
Comments	This was our second time to dive with Ocean Frontiers and we were not disappointed. They store your gear, wash your gear, load and unload your gear onto the boat; if your not careful you will get spoiled. If you stay at Compass Point you literally roll out of bed and onto the boat and your gear is set up and ready. They took our request and got us to some of the dive sites we wanted to go to even in the rougher water. The winds were coming out of a different direction than normal and we dove on the north side most of the time. They were having some issues with a couple of the boats that needed some service, but still got us out diving. If you want to dive on your own you are more than welcome. They also gave me a larger tank (100) at my request as I really go through the air. You were allowed to dive your computer and extend your bottom time. Diving and staying on the East End is great because you get much more of the local food and culture. If you are looking for the business of Georgetown, then you don't want the East End. Cayman is trying to keep the lion fish from infiltrating the area and one of our DMs caught a lion fish on one of our dives. We love Ocean Frontiers and can't wait to go back again.
Reporter and Travel
Dive Experience	26-50 dives
Where else diving	[Grand Cayman & Cozumel]
Closest Airport		Getting There
Dive Conditions
Weather	sunny	Seas	choppy, surge
Water Temp	80-84°F / 27-29°C	Wetsuit Thickness
Water Visibility	75-125 Ft/ 23-38 M
Dive Policy
Dive own profile	yes
Enforced diving restrictions	Be back on boat with 500 PSI. If you were with guide let them know when you hit half tank.
Liveaboard?	no	Nitrox Available?	N/A
What I Saw
Sharks	1 or 2	Mantas	None
Dolphins	None	Whale Sharks	None
Turtles	> 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
UW Photo Comments	Had separate rinse tank on boat and camera area.

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Dive Review of Ocean Frontiers/Compass Point in Cayman Islands/Grand Cayman East End

Ocean Frontiers/Compass Point, Jun, 2009,

Ratings and Overall Comments 1 (worst) - 5 (best):

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Reporter and Travel

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What I Saw

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Dive Review of Ocean Frontiers/Compass Point in
Cayman Islands/Grand Cayman East End