Want to buy fins near Port of Miami...

[shopao]

Can anyone suggest a place? Is there a shop at the Bayside Marketplace?

thanks;)

[Capt_BJ]

you gonna have wheels and some time? the closest decent dive shops I know are down in Coral Gables

 

No dive shop in your town????

 

Bayside ..... no

[Middleager]

Why not buy from online shops. That way you get what you want, and even with shipping it can still turn out cheaper than buying from a brick and motar shop.

[berniemom]

Can anyone suggest a place? Is there a shop at the Bayside Marketplace?

thanks;)

 

hi,

sorry too be such a downer, but if you can buy any snorkle gear anywhere but miami do it, unless you have alot of $.;)

[stinkysmom]

anyone snorkel with a bushy mustache ( like dale sr.) if so what mask do you wear. Having a hard time finding a secure fit.:eek:

[mamasue]

anyone snorkel with a bushy mustache ( like dale sr.) if so what mask do you wear. Having a hard time finding a secure fit.:eek:

 

A good idea is to coat the mustache with vaseline before snorkelling....he can get a much better seal.

I taught a lot of Germans to dive... and I always had vaseline in my bag, for their big bavarian mustaches!!!:)

[stinkysmom]

thanks so much I will have him try it in the pool

[drdaddy]

Don't know about port of Miami but there is a great place near Ft. Lauderdale. If you have wheels. Divers Direct has EVERYTHING you can ever want in all price ranges. My favorite toy store. It's right close to the TriRail so you could do that, too but you need some time for that.

[Middleager]

Divers Direct does have good prices. They also have several shops at different parts of Florida.

 

If you can arrive a couple of days earlier, Key Largo has great diving/snorkeling, and there is a Divers Direct shop (I drove by that one, and saw another one at Key West, this Aug.).