How costs are worked out. For 3 tanks a day, each shop's total is the cheapest published way to cover the trip: per-tank rental plus weights once a day, an unlimited-air day pass, a multi-day package (a longer one when that costs less, or a package topped up with single days), or prepaid tank cards. When a package caps tanks per day below yours, the extra tanks are added at the single-tank price. Where a shop only quotes "tank + weights", that price counts for every tank, so it may run a little high. US dollars as published (guilder and euro prices converted); most include tax.
Drive times. Each shop's drive cell links to Google Maps with a 9:00 departure for the exact route.
Gaps. Fun Diving publishes only full-gear sets. Ocean Encounters' single-tank rate is only in an image. Relaxed Guided Dives sells prepaid cards from $9 a tank without listing the sizes. Red Snapper's prices come from an older page. Shops marked "+ wt" don't price weights for that option and aren't ranked lowest. The 15 L column is the large AL100 (100 cu ft) tank. Few shops list it, and stock is small, so ask ahead. A "12 liter" on the island is usually the standard 80 cu ft tank. Dive centers that only run guided dives aren't listed. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are as each shop publishes them. Where a shop lists no WhatsApp, the WhatsApp button tries its phone number, which may not work. Confirm before driving out.
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