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The list above includes only the dive school and hotel in Lanzarote. We also have feedback about the hotel and dive school in Fuerteventura.
The hotel in Corro Jable was an all-inclusive hotel, which means there’s typical behavior such as reserving lounge chairs and a fair number of (British) drunk guests in the afternoon and evening. We had room and breakfast only, and that was fine. The only downside is that you don’t have access to water, tea, or coffee for the rest of the day. There was no kettle in the room. At this location, they had large ceiling fans, and by renting the remote control that came with them, you could keep the apartment at a reasonable temperature.
Then there’s the Fuerteventura Bueco dive shop. Evan hadn’t received our booking, as you know. But that wasn’t the only problem this dive shop had. They didn’t know how many guests were going diving with them. You weren’t allowed to decide until the day of the dive whether you wanted to join the afternoon dive. That meant there were never enough tanks. Furthermore, they had no system for tracking full or empty tanks. So you had to be very careful not to grab an empty one for the second dive.
Three days of diving were fine. That’s because you dive on the same reef every morning. The afternoon dive is usually in the harbor (nothing to see). As an experienced diver, you’re just an afterthought; the focus is on day-trippers and open-water divers. As an experienced diver, you’re allowed to dive on your own at Veril Grande starting on day 2, but that’s not what you’re booking. This feedback is purely about the business side of things, because the crew members are all very kind people who work very hard, but they lack an overview of the operation.
(Text was automatically translated from german)