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A long weekend for two on the Côte d'Azur with Diamond Diving, worth £720
Spectacular wall dives, deep pinnacles, swim-throughs, caverns, a decent wreck, superb macro life, loads of fish, and over 30 dive sites with frequent excellent visibility, all less than a 20-minute journey from port by RIB. That's what Diamond Diving offers from its Golfe Juan base on the Côte d'Azur, South of France.Our latest competition prize includes diving for two, including PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy specialties and PADI Surface Marker Buoy specialties, three nights' bed and breakfast accommodation with Diamond's partner hotel in Juan Les Pins, and airport transfers from and to Nice airport. An award-winning dive school based in Golfe Juan between Cannes and Antibes, Diamond Diving places high priority on quality of tuition, the personal touch and good customer service. Enter the competition here From sharks, to solo diving and Drake's fleet
Divers wanting to get a heads-up on all that's new in diving will be in for a treat at the forthcoming London International Dive Show (LIDS 2012). Taking place at ExCeL on 31 March/1 April, the show will play host to a wide range of top diving speakers. Among these will be:
AND DON'T MISS:
BOOK NOW AND SAVE!Booking LIDS 2012 tickets in advance saves you cash. You pay just £8.50 in advance instead of £11.50 on the door (children with an adult enter free). Book for six people or more, ...and it works out even cheaper at just £7.50 a head - a 35% saving! Book your tickets here Which underwater camera? Underwater photography's moving fast! In February's issue of DIVER we look at camera, housing and flashgun options that could be right for you. Also in the same magazine:
PLUS: Diver Tests - John Bantin dives with new kit including DUI's CXO drysuit, a lightweight BC from Scubapro, and Predator's much-vaunted Power Fins; Wreck Tour targets a WW1 U-boat victim off Anglesey; Andy Blackford gets in trim for the new season; Louise Trewavas looks at dangerous sea creatures; "Recompression is not 'pick a table, any table'!" Available from all good newsagents, selected ...OR save up to 46% with a DIVER subscription Take out a subscription to Britain's favourite diving magazine - and save up to 46% off the normal price. January discount on holidays worldwide
An 'extra' 5% discount off 2012 dive holidays is being offered by specialist tour operator Regaldive for divers who book by the end of this month. "This great deal is available for almost every destination, hotel and liveaboard we feature around the globe departing in 2012!" says Regaldive. "What's more, the promotion can be used in conjunction with many other great discounts, such as dive pack offers and extra nights free."Regaldive offers liveaboards and resort-based holidays in more than ten Red Sea resorts, and a large range of destinations around the world, including the Maldives, Thailand and Indonesia. Holidays must be booked by 31 January 2012.
Experience DIVER on your device!Already available as an app designed for Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices via iTunes, DIVER Magazine can now also be downloaded to Android mobile phones or tablets through the Android Market application at a price of just £1.99. £185 Red-Sea saving
A saving of up to £185 per person off a dive holiday in Marsa Shagra dive village in southern Egypt is among current special offers from dive tour operator Oonasdivers. "Marsa Shagra is one of three natural bays, which also include Marsa Nakari Village and Wadi Lahami Village, which essentially put the region of Marsa Alam on the map," says Oonasdivers. "This unique tour gives divers exclusive access to many outstanding reefs including Elphinstone and Samadi. Our guests say these villages are the best value and all-round diving experience you will find in the Red Sea." Priced from £620 per person, the holiday includes flights from Gatwick, transfers, 7 nights' full board in a tent (upgrades available) and 5 days' unlimited diving. Dates are 26 January to 2 February.
22 high-spec fins tested for speedWhen the fin-makers sent DIVER what they considered to be their most efficient fins, John Bantin and his test-dive team set about speed testing them all in the water. See how they scored on the DIVER Group Tests pages of Divernet, the website for scuba divers. Please remember... You can only win a prize if you are a registered subscriber to Divernet Xtra. It is easy to register and costs nothing. Click here! Share it! Why not tell a friend about this newsletter? New to DIVERNET Xtra? Register here to receive Divernet Xtra regularly. DIVER Magazine, 55 High St., Teddington, Middx., TW118HA UK |