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I have not done it yet, but heard good things about La Jolla Cove, about 11 miles north of San Diego. It’s a preserve with lots of sea life and a guided dive is $70. All you need to know is on the web site
Scuba San Diego Let us know how it is if you go. I plan on doing it sometime in April or May. Joe P
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For a free shore dive La Jolla cove or La Jolla Shores is probably your best bet for local. But the conditions can be iffy depending on the day. I would recommend a boat dive for you. Here is a link to a website for all California Dive Boats. In San Diego I know the Humboldt, Marissa, and Lois Ann are all great operations and typically have a morning 2-tank and afternoon 2-tank dive trip at an affordable rate under $100. You may even be able to rent equipment with the boat. Its easy to get paired up on a dive boat by the DM, plus it gives you access to the fantastic wrecks in wreck alley. The Yukon and Ruby-E wrecks are spectacular. And the Point Loma kelp beds are lush with life. Check out the boat websites to give you a better idea. Have fun!
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Sorry forgot the link: http://www.californiadiveboats.com/
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Hi Joe,
I am sorry it has taken me so long to rely work has me working long hours and lots of weekend work at home as well. Thank you for the input I am finalizing all of my business appointments so I can try to plan the dive.
Thank you again I really appreciate it. Bruce May Dive Safe and Always have Fun
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Hi Rich,
I am sorry it took so long to rely work has me working long hours and lots of weekend work at home as well. Thank you for the input I am finalizing all of my business appointments so I can try to plan the dive.
Thank you again I really appreciate it. Bruce May Dive Safe and Always have Fun
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