Hazell's Water World, Inc.

Bridgetown, Barbados

About

Hazell’s Water World was created in the spring of 1990 by a son and father team, who have more than fifty years experience between them. John Hazell is a PADI instructor who has been diving since the mid-1970’s, doing so in his off-time with Barbados’ dive club, the Barbados Divers Association or “BADASS’n”.As the authorised dealer on the island for Tusa and Mares diving equipment, Hazell’s Water World strongly believes customers should be able to see, feel and even try on equipment before they buy it. Hazell’s offers great advice and tailor-made recommendations, because to them ‘not one diver is the same’. There are manufacturer warranties on all in-store sales and a discount on servicing of equipment originally purchased from Hazell’s. The company also supplies snorkel gear and fish identification cards to local cruise operators, as well as diving equipment to Barbados’ diveshops.

Services & Facilities

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Courses & Certifications

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Carlisle Bay, Bay Street, St Michael

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