Group trips - Truk Lagoon, Indonesia, Egypt, Sudan, Maldives

Group trips

We at Scuba Travel have been searching for trips that can suit many different needs.  From families, to extreme adventurers, to single travelers, we hope that there is something that can interest you. Click on one of the trips to read more about what is involved.  

If you have a group and would like help to put together your own theme, or other specific trip, we will gladly lend a hand. Scuba Travel does make the technical arrangements for several partner dive centres, and  if you would like to join their trips, we ask you to contact the dive centre for availability. Check out the downloadable PDF's for contact details.

On many, but not all of our group and theme trips we have a Scuba Travel ambassador traveling together with you.  Read more about them here.

What is a Scuba Travel Ambassador (STA)?

 

 

 

Our ambassadors

Our ambassadors

Scuba Travel has an ambassador on most of our group and theme trips.  Occasionally it is one of us from the office, read more about us here, but most often we have chosen ambassadors that are specialized in a certain field, or quite simply, are people that just love to travel and dive. 
Below you can read more about them and which trips each will be leading for us.

Annelie Pompe Jonna Bergström Michael Bergström Elin Linde
Ingvar Eliasson Lill Haugen Tomas Jansson Anders Salesjö
Jennie Soriano Jesper Kjøller Daniel Dahlström Annika Malmberg 
Håkan Johansson Tommi Salminen Alexander Zens  

 

Free divers

Annelie Pompe    

I dive because I love the sea.  My love for the sea has made me one of the deepest freedivers in the world. I share this love for the sea by teaching others the feeling of freedom that freediving brings – of being one with the sea without any clumsy equipment, as well as a professional uw-photographer.  

But I don’t mind breathing underwater at all! I have a background in Scuba diving and am a PADI Divemaster with around 500 dives in seas around the world. I have been working with both scuba  and freediving in Thailand and Egypt, as well as in Sweden. During Swedish summers I’m based in Lysekil, teaching freediving in Gulmarsfjorden.

I started my photography career because I wanted to show the beautiful underwater landscapes to my friends above the surface. Later on my photography moved on to mostly freediving photos, all of which are taken on one breath of air. It’s a challenge to be a freediving photographer because you only have a few moments to capture the perfect photo and you’ve got to get all the settings right. I contribute articles to the magazine FOTO, have won several photography competitions and have participated as a competition judge.

I also have a great love for the creatures of the sea, and I’ve taken several courses in Marine biology to get to know them better. I hope that scuba divers around the world are doing their best to preserve our beautiful seas and their inhabitants.

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Photographers

 

Ingvar Eliasson

I have been interested in biology, including the marine side of things, my whole life.  My interest for diving and photography started around the same time, as early as 1970.  My first underwater pictures were taken on a Nikonos II at the beginning of the 70's.  It wasn't until 2001 when I switched from an analog to a digital camera that I started to get very serious.  My first kick was on a guided (Anders Salesjö) UW-photo safari in Egypt with my new camera equipment.

Today I have done over 500 dives with a camera and have even won competitions and had gallery displays.  What I truely enjoy is creating the opportunity for photography-interested divers to meet and develop their skills together - likely because I had gained so much knowledge and enjoyment from participating in such an event myself when I was starting out.

I am very involved with educational questions and have organized workshops and seminars in UW-photography for many years, together with DYK magazine and the website www.digideep.com.  In 2008 I took over as chairman for the Swedish Sport Diver organisation's UW commitee and have since been involved in teaching and holding competitions.

In April of 2008 I was involved for the first time as an UW safari leader to the Red Sea for Scuba Travel.  Since then we have been developing the concept together and in the summer of 2010, I led my third safari on a liveaboard in the Red Sea.

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Jonna Bergström

If I should describe myself with a few words I would say that I am a passionate adventurer and nature photographer! I have been fascinated with the Galapagos ever since I was a child and one of my dreams and goals were to go there. I have now been to my dream destination twice, the second time as a diver and underwater photographer. It was my interest for photography, and the thought of diving and taking underwater pictures that gave me motivation to start diving.  Photography is what pushes me to challenge myself and to break my boundaries. I am a certified PADI Divemaster and educated through RAID on Poseidon rebreather Discovery MK VI.

I am a competitive person and compete in Windsurfing (speed) and I became Swedish champion in UW-photo 2009, a wonderful confirmation of all my efforts.

My aim as an ambassador for Scuba Travel is to help you who are interested in unique nature experiences to get the most out of your trip. I was on a UW-photo safari in the Red Sea summer 2010 and my goal now is to be the guide on an exclusive diving trip to Galapagos. I like to do things thoroughly, so I’m doing a lot of research and preparations so that everyone who joins the trip will get an unforgettable experience! Documentation of the trip is very important for me so an illustrated travel logbook is included in my trips.

Some links:
•    My website: www.laluna.se
•    My profile på Fotosidan
•    Report from UW-photosafari in Red Sea 2010-12-13

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Jennie Soriano

I took my first breath underwater in the Baltic Sea and was instantly hookied.  I loved the feeling of being in this new, and exciting environment, and I still do 15 years later. During the years I have been diving in several areas of the world and I find that each place has its own unique flora and fauna to explore. This is what has kept me curious and enjoying both warm tropical waters, as well as our cooler and more challenging waters here at home.  To better understand the underwater environment, I have studied marine biology and fish physiology.

About 10 years ago I had a couple of intense seasons as a dive master/ guide in Egypt, Thailand and Spain.  That is where I came into contact with several fantastic photographers and the more old fashioned type of camera equipment.  I started using both analog and compact.  It wasn't until 2009 that I bought my first DSLR camera that my photography really got started and now I rarely dive without my Canon.

One of my favourite destinations is the Philippines. With its rich marine life and fantastic opportunities to study even the tiniest animals close up, either through a lens or with the plain eye, it is pretty much unbeatable! 

In 2010 I started working with SSDF's (Swedish sport divers federation), underwater photo commitee.  We work to develop the rules for competitions, material for courses and organize workshops and competitions.

To find out more about me visit: www.uwphotos-soriano.com

Upcoming trip:

Lill Haugen

I’m rarely underwater without my camera, as you never know what amazing creatures you may come across. While living in Brisbane Australia in 2011,  I was so blown away by close encounters with sharks, whales and rays that it inspired me to dive, even after moving back to the icy waters of Norway. I love exploring the underwater world in the Norwegian fjords, diving with “big fish” in tropical waters, and traveling to explore unique, and remote corners of the ocean, in search of the world’s top spots for diving.

I spent 2009 submerged in the shark pit, diving face to face with Bull sharks in Fiji while working on scientific conservation projects. I took ID-shots of Bull sharks for scientific purposes on the world famous Shark dive with Beqa Adventure Divers. Hopefully my "shark tales" help divers and the general public understand shark behaviour and the threats that sharks face, thus supporting conservation efforts of sharks around the globe.

I work as a PR-adviser and journalist, as well as an underwater photographer and freelance journalist, regularly published in magazines such as Dykking (Norway) and DYK (Sweden/ Denmark), and a range of newspapers and travel magazines. I am a PADI-instructor and certified IANTD Advanced nitrox/recreational trimix.

Although my passion is sharing stories and glimpses from the underwater world, I also compete and won the 2010 title of Norwegian Champion in underwater photography, and again in 2011. I placed 2nd in the Nordic Championship and 9th in the international competition Fotosub Gran Canaria in Costa Mogán. Representing Norway in the World Championship in Turkey in May 2011, I was awarded with a silver medal and placed 9th in total

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Jesper Kjøller

Originally a professional musician, I fell in love with diving almost 20 years ago – an experience that changed my life. I became a PADI Instructor in 1994 and a PADI Course Director in 1999. During that period I still played and taught music in the winter and managed a dive centre in Copenhagen in the summer. But it was time to make a career choice, and diving won when I in 2000 was offered the editor chair of the Danish version of DYK – the Scandinavian Dive Magazine. I started dabbling in DIR and technical diving in 2001 and ten years later I became a GUE Instructor.

I have more than 2800 dives in over 25 different countries in my logbook and I'm equally happy exploring a tropical reef or a deep wreck in Scandinavia, as long as I'm diving with my beloved underwater camera and a good buddy.

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Marine biologists

Anders Salesjö

I have been interested in the marine animals and plant life for as long as I can remember.  My first aquarium I got at the age of six was the first of many that I have had over the years. At the age of 12 I joined Skövde's Sport diver club and my interest for diving and life under the waters surface got stronger and stronger.  A career as a marine biologist was pretty obvious, even as a young teenager.

During my biology studies at Gothenburg University, I would take pauses to focus on my diving and worked as an instructor both the Sweden and in tropical waters.  After my studies were finished, I taught courses about Sweden's marine fauna at Tjärnös marine biology labratory.  After several years of working with different labratories, I finally found my dream job in Lysekil on Sweden's west coast - a full time job teaching marine biology and diving at Gullmarsgymnasiet (high school).

My curiosity about our marine life has led me into photography as a way of spreading knowledge about this fantastic environment that we have. In my opinion, this is the best way to keep it safe. Through the years I have won both the Swedish and Nordic underwater photo championships, and have represented Sweden at the world championships.

Check out my website if you would like to see some of my photos, or would like to know more about myself:  www.undervattensbilder.se
 

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Tech and Cave divers

Michael Bergström

I got my first mask when I was 7 years and then I decided that I was going to be a diver!

I was 15 when I tried scuba diving for the first time, but I have had many other interests as martial arts and fixing old and broken cars. Scuba diving became a real interest about 10 years later, and then I was hooked!

In 1995 I quit my job as a carpenter and started to work full time with diving. Today, 15 years later I have no plans to quit working with diving. Working with diving also means working with people and that is very satisfying.

•    I have educated divers on my own since 1999.
•    I became a NAUI Tech instructor in 2000.
•    Educated through NAUI, PADI and IANTD.
•    I started SwedTech Divin 2003, that is an educational institute and teaches mostly tech diving.

I love wreck diving but appreciate all kinds of diving. I think that the contrasts between different dive sites enrich the diving. Travelling and the experiences I get by travelling are like a poison for me, a good poison. I travel as much as I can, both with and without my diving gear.

Here is a link to SwedTech Diving for you who are interested taking a course of tech diving.

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Tommi Salminen

The first contact to the underwater world for Tommi was at the age of five when he discovered the book series of "The Ocean World of Jacques Cousteau" lying on his parents bookshelf. The colourful images of the multitude of creatures in the depths, and stories of adventure and discovery, fell on fertile ground on this young boy’s mind. Fertile enough that on one sunny summer's day, he was convinced he saw a seahorse by a small pier in the lake just a stone's throw away from his home, and hundreds of kilometres from the sea. A seahorse exactly like the one on the inside covers of all the Ocean World books...

The next discovery was made in the family's garage; a huge single-lens diving mask by Poseidon. Nearly two decades old, it still was as good as new. During the years that followed, the shallows of the home lake were explored with enthusiasm, and the desire to go deeper grew stronger. Experiments with longer and longer snorkels were made but he soon learned the hard way that this was not the way to go. Still, it required many more years, and moving to a bigger town for studies, before Tommi booked himself on a dive course in 1999. In 2002 he became a CMAS dive instructor and later on, an IANTD instructor.  Since then he has been teaching as a hobby and part-time job.

Tommi's diving interests range from technical diving to photography, free diving and underwater rugby. He loves the crystal clear and ice-cold waters of untouched tunnels in flooded mines in northern Finland, and beautifully sculptured natural caves and deep wrecks of Norway, just as well as the brilliant colours and overwhelming marine life on shallow tropical reefs. While mostly a cold water diver, Tommi has also been diving in Mexico, Australia and Egypt.

Webpage: http://iki.fi/tommi.salminen

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Travel and dive lovers 

Elin Linde

I started to dive in 1996 and fell for it straight away.  Corals and wrecks, ice and tropics, tiny nudibranchs and giant sharks, I enjoy it all.  My passion in life is traveling and diving in good company.  I am always curious about new destinations and hope that you will follow along!

Read about Elin's trip to Croatia here

Read about Elin's trip to Jordan here

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Tomas Jansson

I got my dive certificate 15 years ago.  Today I am a PADI Divemaster with a huge interest for underwater photography.  Using my camera has given me a great opportunity to share all of the fantastic shapes and colours that are under the surface.  

Dive water that has interested me has been Thailand, Caribbean, Maldives for the reefs and diversity and South Africa for the Tiger and Great White sharks. The one destination that keeps me coming back is the Red Sea with its clear water and diversity.

Link:  www.scubasite.nu

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Daniel Tiger Dahlström

I fell in love when I visited Lysekil for the first time, with its red granite, boats, sunset’s, charming islets and diving that is unique for Sweden. Together with my wonderful staff, I have run Oxygene Lysekil for the past few years.

I will take you on a trip to warmer waters when it’s getting colder at home, and you are missing the sun. I have met a lot of great people during my years as an instructor and travel guide and it is the characters that I meet that always makes diving interesting!

I hope I will see you above or below the surface sometime in Lysekil, or on one of Scuba Travel’s wonderful trips. Dive safely and remember that the one with most certificates wins…=)

Read more about me and my diving centre here.

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Family Dive Holidays 

 

Annika Malmberg

I started diving in 1993 and knew almost immediately that this was something that I wanted to teach others. I became an instructor in 1999 and I have taught many people to dive since then. I am equally fascinated by diving in Nordic waters, as I am off tropical waters and enjoy the contrasts.

In July 2008 we had our daughter and ever since she was two months old, we have been away on diving trips together. It's great to be able to include her on our adventures and experience the world together. Many of these trips have gone to the Philippines, but I like having the whole world as a workplace. For me it is important that everyone enjoys the trip, has fun with the children and is still able to enjoy our passion of diving. Getting kids intrested in the sea at an early age increases the chance of being able to have great holidays with them when they reach an age when it may not be as fun to travel with mom and dad anymore.

As an ambassador for Scuba Travels diving trips with children, it is my goal that we should not only have a wonderful holiday together, but that we all should be able to dive as much as we want. On our holidays, we will adjust the dives so they can easily be divided between the parents. With the children being able to enjoy each others company, and a little help from each family, we will be able to get in as much diving as possible. It is also very important that the children have a wonderful experience, feel that they have fun with their new friends and get a lot of time with mom and dad. Most dive trips will only consist of one dive at a time, which means that you will not be gone for so long from your family. We will also make sure that you will be able to bring along a babysitter. We often tend to include grandmothers, as they like to go to exciting destinations they might not have otherwise gone to!

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Best of the Azores - August & September, 2012

Dive with Blue and Mako sharks -  see whales, mantas, dolphins...
 

A fantastic place, Pico Island offers something for everyone.  The island is full of adventure topside, plenty of great food and wine, and friendly people, not to mention the amazing marine life!  Princess Alice, an off-shore seamount, allows divers the opportunity to drop down into the blue and experience mantas, sharks and an abundance of fish life.

Dive out in the clear blue waters to see Mako and Blue sharks, swim with the wild dolphins just off the coast of the neighbouring island of Faial, or see sperm whales pass through the channel between the islands.

The Azores won't leave you disappointed!

Included in the price:

Price per person from: 18 990 SEK 

Date:
August 21-28, 2012   
September 11 - 18, 2012   1 plats kvar!
August 30 - September 6, 2012  Girls only (see information in side bar) 

* Diving includes guide, 12L cylinder and weights

 

 

Visayas, Philippines - September 2012

Marine biology and photography in one fantastic trip!
 

Step onboard the luxurious liveaboard Philippines Siren and sail away to the southern area of the Visayas, an area that is in the midst of the Philippine islands.  The Visayas animal and marine environment is extremely rich and varied and leaves divers wanting more and more!

With two Scuba Travel Ambassadors onboard - Jennie Soriano (underwater photographer) and Anders Salesjö (marine biologist), you will not only learn about the creatures that you will see each dive, but also how to take the best shot in order to capture a fantastic memory.

 

Read more about this exciting trip in the PDF (Swedish language)!

  

Girls only to Azores - September 2012

2012's Girls Only trip to the Azores

You can't help but to be fascinated by the Azores with its dramatic nature, rich animal and plant life and exciting history.  The Azores has one of the best environments for marine mammals and more than 20 species have been identified in the waters around the islands.

The nine vulcanos that make up the Azores provide excellent opportunities for diving. Diving can be done year round, but the best diving is during the summer months when divers have the best chance to see whales, dolphins, sharks and mantas!  

Discover this fantastic island together with Scuba Travel's Ambassador - Elin Linde and a great group of female divers!

Included in the price:

•    Flight Stockholm/ Göteborg – Horta, Azorerna r/t
•    Transfer Horta airport – lodging in Pico r/t
•    6 nights in a shared apartment at Vivenda Oliveira apartments
•    2 days diving around Pico with 2 dives per day incl 12 L cylinder, weights and weight belt
•    1 days shark expedition with 1 dive incl 12 L cylinder, weights and weight belt
•    1 day of diving at Princess Alice 2 dive incl 12 L cylinder, weights and weight belt
•    Last night in a shared double room at hotel in Lissabon
•    Scuba Travel Ambassador Elin Linde

Not included in the price:

•   Transfer on Lissabon is not included


Date: 30 August - 6 September 2012

Price per person: 16 875 SEK

Add ons:
1 day of whale watching +470 SEK per person
1 day of swimming with dolphins +550 SEK per person

Download the pdf to learn more about the trip (swedish text)
 

Book your spot for the trip by contacting us at: info@scubatravel.se or click here.

 

Teeth & Tusks - South Africa - Oct 2012

Sharks Teeth & Elephant Tusks: a South African Adventure

 

Together with an enthusiastic group of divers, you will discover the best of South Africa.  From Cape Town in the south, to Aliwal Shoals in the north-east, you will dive with sharks, go on safari to see elephants and dive beautiful coral reefs. 
 

Date: October 20 - November 2, 2012 

Read more about this exciting trip by downloading the pdf! 


Book your spot on this trip by contacting us: info@scubatravel.se or click here.

 

 

Galapagos liveaboard - November 2012

Galapagos liveaboard - November 2012

 Is it time for a trip of a lifetime?  A trip that you will tell your grandchildren about?  Follow along on our group trip to the Galapagos!

On this trip you will not only have the opportunity to dive amongst some of the world's most fantastic marine animals, but also have time to explore the different islands on the surface.  

In the waters surrounding the Galapagos swims whale sharks, dolphins, sea lions, giant turtles and an abundance of tropical fish.  Many species can only be found around Galapagos thanks to the islands distance from the mainland.  Don't forget your camera on this trip as you will want to document every move you make!  

 

Included in the price:

Date: November 2 – 11, 2012 (Arrival at destination 3/11, arrival home 12/11)

Price per person: 36 370 SEK*

*Flight from Scandinavia to Ecuador and Galapagos is not included in the price. Flight prices for 2012 are unavailable.  The current flight price is approximately 12-14 000 SEK per person.

 
Book your spot on this trip by contacting us: info@scubatravel.se or click here.

Family Trip - Philippines February 2013

A family adventure to Sipalay, Philippines: February 3-15, 2013

 

With white sandy beaches, plenty of sunshine, housereef diving and babysitters available, this is a trip that the whole family will enjoy.  Joining this trip will be our Scuba Travel Ambassador Annika Malmberg, a diver and mother that has been to Sipalay more than once with her family. 
 

Included in the price: 

Price per adult: 4 130 SEK

Price per child in a shared room:  2745 SEK*

 

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Extras (prices per person and stay)

* The child price is valid for children up to, and including the age of 16.  Only one child can be together in the same bungalow with an extra bed.  Please contact us for a advice if you have multiple children in different ages so that we can help you to arrange the best accommodation. 


 

EXTEND YOUR STAY - MAKE YOUR OWN TRIP:  Do you want to extend your stay in the Philippines, or perhaps combine your trip with a stopover in Hong Kong?  Scuba Travel can help tailor make a trip for your families needs and wants.

Just give us a call: +46  (0)301 22100 or send us an email: info@scubatravel.se  

Inlands & Islands - Tanzania February 2013

Inlands & Islands - Tanzania February 2013

Tanzania has it all - from coast line with whale sharks to the safari plains with roaming elephants.  Join this energy packed adventure if you want to see the "big stuff"!   Start this holiday in Mikumi National Park with game drives and three course meals under the stars.  Carry on towards Mafia Island for snorkelling with whale sharks and then head to Zanzibar for a little island paradise. 

Read more about this exciting trip here

Truk Lagoon liveaboard - March 2013

Liveaboard in Truk Lagoon

A paradise for wreck divers, Truk Lagoon has around 60 boat and 250 airplane wrecks lying on sea floor.  The majority of wrecks come from WWII when the Japanese navy was using the lagoon as a hiding spot.  The outskirts of the lagoon are reefs teeming with colourful marine life and fantastic artifacts from the war. 

Why dive from a liveaboard in Truk?  During your six days of diving you will be able to complete up to 5 dives a day.  The boat will moor at a location and you can intensly dive the sites before moving onwards. 

Date: March 20 - 30, 2013 (arrival to destination 23/3, arrival home 31/3)

 

Included in the price for both packages:


The technical package also includes:

Price per person with recreational package: 22 800 SEK*

Price per person with technical package: 25 990 SEK*
 

* The price is excluding flights as flights for this date are currently unpublished.  The ticket price as of March 2012 is approximately 16 000 SEK.

 

 

Sardine Run - June 2013

Sardine Run June 22 - July 5, 2012 - Bush, beach & the RUN

Just ten in a boat and more biomass under you than the East African great migration: now that’s an experience. Although you may feel outnumbered by the sheer extent of the marine life you are about to join, we like to ensure that at least your fellow divers will not crowd you.

This trip seeks to combine the finest South African hospitality with the pinnacle of marine experience. Although, as with all wildlife encounters, nothing can be guaranteed, we work with the most experienced local operators to ensure that when the sardines run, you are there to join them. 

Click on the pdf to read more! 

 

 

 

Isla Mujeres, Mexico - July 2013

Don't miss our whale shark expedition to Isla Mujeres, Mexico!

Is meeting a whale shark high up on your wish list? Whale sharks exist in several destinations around the world such as the Philippines, the Maldives and Papua New Guinea, but one always needs a little luck in order to see them.  Scuba Travel Ambassador Tomas Jansson believes that he has found the spot that, during the right season, promises to find whale sharks! 

Follow Tomas to Isla Mujeres just outside of Cancun, Mexico and meet these gentle giants.  We guarantee a fantastic adventure for both divers and snorkellers!

  

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Date:  end of July 2013

Price per person: 13 675 SEK *
 

 

Extend your holiday with diving at Playa del Carmen

Included in the extension package:

Price per person:  5 960 SEK*
 

* Note: We reserve the right to change the price if flight taxes, and/ or, if the USD currency exchange increases on, or before the day of your final payment.  The price has been set based on the price/ currency of December 2011.

Cocos Island - September 2013

Join us in Hammerhead heaven!

Cocos Island is a dream for most divers and a REAL adventure! The adventure begins with one night in San Jose, Costa Rica and after that a long journey onboard Sea Hunter to the famous volcanic island, Cocos Island. 

 

You will have the opportunity to dive at fantastic sites such as Manuelita Outside, where we will find several cleaning stations that bring in the Hammerheads. After that a visit to Dirty Rock in order to enjoy the spectacular cliff formations and fantastically rich underwater fauna.

Join underwater photographer and Scuba Travel ambassador Lill Haugen on this magical expedition and find out what Cocos is like for yourself!

Read more about Cocos here!


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Price per person: 38 800 SEK

Note: we reserve the right to increase the price if the USD currency fluctuates from the currency level that we based the price on.  Currency value was set in November 2011.

 

Girls Only - Maldives September 2013

Girls Only Kuredu, Maldiverna 4 - 14 September 2013

Den årliga tjejdykresan är bara för oss dykande tjejer, damer och tanter.  Här spelar det ingen roll om du är erfaren dykare eller nybörjare, alla är välkomna i gemenskapen.  Nya vänner, nya erfarenheter och minnen för livet väntar!

Under 2013 är det Maldiverna som hägrar!  Ett land som består av 99% vatten, Maldiverna är känd för sitt rika marina liv.  Under perioden juni till oktober är det säsong för de majestika mantorna.  

Included in the price:

 
Not included in the price: 

Price per person:  17 800 SEK

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Sharks of South Africa - October 2013

Sharks of South Africa - October 2013

Don't miss your opportunity to join this action-packed adventure with shark expert, Mark Addison.  Known as "Mr Shark", Mark has spent his life learning about these magnificent creatures and his passion for them will inspire you!  With Blues, Gillies, Tigers and Great Whites as just an example of some of the sharks that you will meet, this will be a trip of a limetime.

Read more about the trip here