Salty Boogers Divers
Independent evidence summary
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Salty Boogers Divers

Independent safety evidence summary

What the available evidence says

ScubaProof has not processed enough review text to treat this as an evidence-complete profile. A missing flag is not evidence that current operations have been audited.

What is recorded

Available review signals, reported credentials, amenities, and active evidence flags shown on this page.

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Useful facts before you contact the center

Google Maps link
date not published
Phone
+504 9823-4413
Website
https://www.saltyboogers.com/
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Safety
5.0
Staff
5.0
Gear
5.0

Scores extracted by ScubaProof AI from Google Maps review texts — Safety, Staff & Gear are not separate Google categories.

No active deductions in processed evidence

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Source review excerpts

Just wrapped up an incredible dive experience with Salty Boogers Divers, and I can’t recommend John enough!!! If you are looking for someone who is incredibly patient and calm, he is your …

Source: google

John is amazing. Not only is he a professional nad knowledgeable dive instructor, but he is willing to fully customize dive outings around Roatan to meet the schedules, needs and abilities of a group. He certified our young daughter over a few days, then led us and her on a couple of great dives. Highly recommend!

Source: google

Had a great experience learning to snorkel with John! Because I have a longstanding hole in my eardrum so I cannot dive but wanted to learn to snorkel. John took me to a dive shop that carried medical grade ear plugs and helped find the …

Source: google

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