I went to Gulf Coast Scuba after my dive in Cancun - my equipment had a slight malfunction. It was…read moregetting old. Thankfully nothing major happened under the water. BCD kept inflating little. Aiar did a wonderful job explaining options in fixing part that malfunctioned, and also pointed out the really old aging part of octopus, that would need to be replaced very soon. I decided to get it all done together. Aiar completed it several days before promised schedule , called with good news. I am looking forward to my next dive in 2 weeks! Thanks, Gulf Coast and Aiar!

I went in for a scuba tank. The staff was very helpful in my selection. I will be referring them…read moremoving forward.

After visiting multiple dive shops and researching where to go to learn how to drive and find…read morequality dive gear, I was very pleased with the knowledgeable and very professional staff at Divers Down. The owner was more than generous with his time and experience and assisted me with all of my diving needs and went above and beyond all expectations. Absolutely look forward to doing years of diving with this amazing dive crew.

I absolutely love this dive shop. I live in Houston, it's just a quick 25 minute drive from my…read moreapartment in eado. I got certified by John, who is really funny and easy going with a lot of patience. As a female I felt very comfortable taking classes here. John took us all to Mammoth lake for some fun dives on the weekend and grilled food for us :P I also bought most of my gear here, John gave me discounts after taking my classes. I bought the sherwood sr2 regulator from divers down and I freaking love it !!! They also do dive trips, which I posted a pic of us at the Georgia Aquarium dive trip (best experience of my life !!! ) We are supposed to dive the Kraken ( a sunken ship they turned into a reef ) in November !

I purchased the sunset sail via Living Social for me and my GF. I was expecting to win huge brownie…read morepoints for a romantic sail at sunset, what I got was a bit different, let me explain... We arrived to small shop, that was fine but the first comments from the staff were not "hi welcome to All Points Sailing, you guys ready to have fun?" but " you see those papers? Grab two and fill them out" - wow, so much for service. None the less we trooped on hoping for a nice cruise. We were directed toward a boat and told to walk over, he elected to drive over in his truck. No kidding. We got on board and were instantly bossed around and given duties, the boat was older and smelled of mildew and old water down below. We were told that tips were customary but not mandatory as we cruised out?! ok. I would let my customer service skills award me tips, not reminding everyone. Let me sum this up, if you want to sail around on the water and enjoy the gulf and be put to work but a semi crass man, then sign up. If you want a refreshing, relaxing cruise with great customer service that makes the 40 min trip from Houston worth every min, then go some where else. BTW - they also offer food, I'm scared to know what that would be like. Good luck to others who used living social on this!

Bought a groupon for a 3 hour guided kayak tour through Armand Bayou. First disclaimer: the bayou…read moreis surprisingly gorgeous, wild and will immediately transport you to the Amazon. But I'm not reviewing the bayou, I'm reviewing the business as you can always come to the bayou with a different outfitter or on your own (though it would be hard to find the cool, narrow routes we took via the tour on your own). First off, the business is not well marked - it wasn't clear which building they were in and where their parking was; this could be easily improved with better signage. Second, the checking in process which includes signing waivers, getting your life vest and oars, and paying an additional fee was much more chaotic than it needed to be. They seemed to only have one clipboard despite 12 people in the group each needing to sign a waiver. They also tagged on an additional fee which you had to pay in CASH - neither the fee nor the cash only part were mentioned in the groupon fine print. Who is going to carry around a wad of cash when they are getting in a kayak and leaving their car in a parking lot for 3 hours? They could have easily communicated this beforehand and saved us the hassle of driving out to find an atm which then charges a fee since the nearest one is unlikely your own bank's branch. The guide gave us an odd intro in the parking lot after the very long check in process. He seemed to be trying to scare people: "So, who here has a problem with alligators?" How are you supposed to answer that? I felt bad for individuals from other countries who were clearly confused and maybe didn't know that alligators are pretty normal here and don't bother you. He then spent 10 minutes figuring out the order of our car procession as you each take your own vehicle on a 10 minute drive to the Armand Bayou parking area (they could have easily avoided this by giving us address/directions beforehand) and we were each to memorize the make and color of the vehicle in front of and behind us and remember a series of verbalized "first left" and "third right" etc. Again, unnecessarily chaotic. Once you're finally all in the water, it feels great. You start out in the open and then get into narrow channels with dense brush and the guide does a great job of pointing out wildlife - mostly birds and several alligators. I truly felt like I was in South American jungle instead of Houston for those few hours. The guide gives a few much needed breaks (I'm in decent shape running/biking/weight training at least 5 days a week and still found the breaks helpful as kayaking works particular muscle groups in your arms/back and can make your lower back and bum pretty sore). It's an out and back route and the nice thing is that once you get back to the Armand Bayou parking lot, you can head home from there. I would definitely come back to Armand Bayou, but I would try a different company or probably just rent a kayak next time and explore on my own.

I've gone ATV riding when traveling abroad, and this experience was just as fun. Shout out to Rakim…read morefor being a helpful tour guide. I recommend sunscreen if you're doing this in the morning or midday. Overall, it's a cool experience, and I'll be back soon to do it again with an even larger group.

I've jumped out of planes, tackled white water rafting, kayaked, and even bungee jumped, but riding…read moreATVs? Terrifying--for personal reasons. Still, I faced my fears and had an unbelievably amazing time! I did a tandem ride with a friend, and steering for 10 minutes made me feel so empowered. The company was awesome, the driver instructor was patient, and the trail? Absolutely wild. It seemed endless--every time you thought it was over, another section appeared! The hour-long ride was incredible, but honestly, I could've gone for two or three more. The trail had everything: puddles to splash through, loops to navigate, and even a stunning ride around a lake. Just a heads-up: you'll get super dirty. The drivers wore rain boots--brilliant idea--and I highly recommend wearing shoes and clothes you're okay with trashing. You can buy gear like masks at check-in, but it's way cheaper to bring your own. Trust me, leave your worries in the car, embrace the mud, and just have fun!

High quality equipment and great service. I've had great experiences renting boats from RWR.read more

We had great time with our fishing guide Harry on May 17, 2020... He was personable, friendly, and…read moreengaged in conversation. He shared some great fishing stories, area knowledge and history. The weather wasn't great, but we ground it out and caught fish. Would and will definitely recommend him to anyone looking for a good fishing trip. We felt his prices were fair and reasonable and we felt safe and comfortable. He's got a great boat that is an excellent platform for fishing comfortably. We had a couple newbies on the boat and Harry was very patient and skilled at helping them learn how to fish. He cleaned our fish for us as well. Next time you're in Galveston county and want to do a fishing trip we will give him a call.

The people there are so nice and they can help out anyone from a beginner to a master angler. They…read morehave such a wide selection of rods and lures to purchase and their merchandise is amazing. You will be saving money by going here than some other expensive fishing stores.

Needed a specific line with a loop and couldn't find it... was referred here by another tackle…read moreretailer and let me just tell you... WOW! What a shop! Benjamin is a treasure trove of knowledge.. these guys had the line I needed, guided me towards leaders more suitable for my style of fishing. I couldn't help but pick up some new flies for the box too! Will for sure come back!! Thanks boys!

My daughter has had a great experience, multiple friends have come as well and everyone has enjoyed…read morethe experience. Coach Alex has been great and we would definitely recommend. Only tough part for us is travel distance but that's not on them!

Do not recommend this facility. Be aware lessons are not 55 min. Ride time is 15-20 min then showed…read morepictures of horses and occasionally hosed horse down.