Garfield Diving Station
About
Garfield Diving Station is a diving centre in Jamaica. It is located at Shop # 11, Ocho Rios Marina, Turtle Beach Rd, Ocho Rios. The centre scores 4.6 out of 5 across 62 reviews. It holds a 4.6/5 rating from 62 customer ratings. The venue has 5 photos on its website, http://www.garfielddiving.com/.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I know about diving conditions with Garfield Diving Station?
Garfield Diving Station is a diving centre on Jamaica in the Caribbean, where the drier season generally runs December to April and the wetter, more humid season runs June to November. Caribbean food is a mix of fresh seafood, tropical fruit, rice dishes, and island-spiced cooking, which suits a day out on the water.
Where can I find Garfield Diving Station on Jamaica?
You will find Garfield Diving Station at Shop # 11, Ocho Rios Marina, Turtle Beach Rd, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, on the island's north coast. The centre sits within the Caribbean island group, a region served by international flights and inter-island ferries and flights.
Do I need a certification to dive with Garfield Diving Station?
Garfield Diving Station operates as a diving centre at Shop # 11, Ocho Rios Marina, Turtle Beach Rd, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, so bring your certification card, logbook or proof of a recognised course such as PADI or SSI when you arrive. Certified divers can dive straight away, while those without a qualification can still use the centre as a starting point for training.
How many reviews does Garfield Diving Station have?
Garfield Diving Station holds a 4.6 out of 5 rating from 62 reviews, and it sits at Shop # 11, Ocho Rios Marina, Turtle Beach Rd, Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Divers travelling from Montego Bay or Kingston can reach the centre on the north coast of Jamaica.
Is Garfield Diving Station the only dive operator I should consider in Ocho Rios?
Garfield Diving Station is a diving centre based at Shop # 11, Ocho Rios Marina, Turtle Beach Rd, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, and it carries a 4.6 out of 5 rating from 62 reviews, so it is a well-used option in the area. English and French are widely spoken across the Caribbean islands, which helps visitors booking dives.
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