– RANDOM OBSERVATIONS OF LIFE AT A DIVE SHOP ON A PIRATE ISLAND.
It’s a Fish Eat Fish World
Rare footage of underwater predator/prey relationship
Read moreChristmas on Roatan
Here in the Scuba village of West End the Christmas traditions and decorations can take on a different nature …
Read moreWinter Diving – Roatan
Before moving to Roatan I used to work in the arctic during the winter. I really don’t like the cold weather. The whole bit; the end of your nose always feeling cold and wet, toes in the same condition, snuggling under all the blankets in the...
Read moreBack To Diving! – Roatan
Unless you just arrived on this planet, you are all too aware of a bit of a pandemic virus spreading throughout the land. It is brought about by contact with our own species, with the added possibility of Internet “experts”, TV, and...
Read moreHold My Corona
Hey. How’s it going? You ok? Yeah. Us too. Woof. Listen, we know that the world has gone bananas mcsandwich and that things aren’t all rainbows and sunshine right now, but we – your pals at WED – want you to know that we...
Read moreHow Much Air ‘Ya Got?
The length of a scuba dive is determined by the amount of air in your tank. When it’s empty, you are done diving. Even if you are still underwater when it happens you are done diving. Then very suddenly you are doing something quite different...
Read moreNew Year, New Crew!
Happy New Year bubble makers! A new season is upon us here at West End Divers and with that, we’ve welcomed some new faces to the fold. Joining Courtney and Alex on the team this year are Bri, former bartender from Upstate New York with crazy...
Read moreShark Attack!!!
“BUUGGSSSS!!!!” “BUUGGSSSS!!!!” I hear Mickey screaming at me through his scuba regulator, and the thirty feet of seawater separating us. We are swimming along the edge of a seamount, about sixty feet deep in the Caribbean Sea half way between...
Read moreCraft Beer on Roatan
The island Roatan is about diving. We have the world’s most pristine tropical coral reef literally at our doorstep. For many scuba diving three and four times a day is not unheard of, but as your dive computer will annoyingly tell you, there must...
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