2010 Dive Travel Adventures
June 10th --- 24th 2010 Egypt's Red Sea & Nile Cruise
Exciting diving and cultural tour
| We will fly from San Diego on Delta to New York connecting on Egypt Air to Cairo. After customs we will board a flight to Marsa Alam to Egypt's southern coast on the Red Sea. We will be met by the crew from the Ghazala's "Voyager" for the short trip to the port of Marsa Ghaleb where we will board the live aboard for diving in the area north of Sudan. |
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Ghazala Voyager is operating throughout the Egyptian Red Sea to dive world famous sites . The guests of Ghazala's Voyager will automatically feel at home, enjoying the spacious comfort of the 90 ft length and 3 deck levels. The beam of 20 ft guarantees a maximum of 16 passengers ample living areas and staterooms with private facilities. Two fresh water desalinate systems allow generous use of showers and rinsing of cameras and equipment. Around the clock 220V electric power guarantees fully charged strobes and hot and cold running water. Centre of the social life aboard is the air-conditioned lounge, with stereo and video system. Three first class meals, snacks, coffee and tea at your convenience, will make each day a total success. After the diving we will be transferred to Aswan where we will stay overnight at the Movenpick Aswan on a bed and breakfast basis. There will be time for an optional flight to Abu Simbel before boarding the Nile Adventurer for the Nile cruise to Luxor. |
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During the cruise from Aswan to Luxor we will visit Philae Temple, Kom Ombo, Edfu Temple, Valley of the Kings and Queens, Hatshepsut Temple, etc. In Luxor we will visit the Luxor and Karnak temples. Aboard the Nile Adventurer there will be cocktail receptions, and entertainment each evening. |
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| We will have a full day visit to Pyramids, Memphis and Saqqara with lunch at a local nice restaurant. The next day we will have a full day at the Egyptian Museum, Citadal and Khan El- Khali Bazaars with lunch and the last day fly home from Cairo International Airport. |
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August 28th --- September 6th "Ocean Hunter III" Palau
Lve-aboard diving with 3 days at Palau Pacific Resort
| Roz and I have been diving in Palau for many years. My first dives in Palau were in 1972 when there were no dive shops and we dived from a Fisheries Department Research boat. For many years we have dived from 5 star Palau Pacific Resort with the Fish and Fins dive operation. Dives have been always exciting but some what limited because of the range, comfort and space of the small boats. Diving from the live-aboard "Ocean Hunter III' will not only allow extended range to new less crowded dive locations but also allow us to dive popular areas like Blue Corner and Manta Ray channel. When the other boats have finished for the day or have not arrived and we can dive before breakfast or even after dinner and. After a week of diving we can wind down at the famous PPR before the long trip home.. |
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| Ocean Hunter III has 3 standard cabins, 3 deluxe cabins and 2 master staterooms all with private bath and a/c, and accommodates up to 16 guests with personal attention and plenty of space. There is a large dining room and a comfortable salon with sofas and an entertainment system. The salon also contains a high quality espresso machine. Alternatively you can relax in the jacuzzis on the spacious sun deck. Furthermore, Ocean Hunter III is designed for professional underwater photography, TV and Film production, with a sizeable working area, 110, 220 and 415 volt electrical outlets and extra storage space. Ocean Hunter III offers powerful PC’s for movie and video editing with download, email and cd burning services. |
This is a limited number trip of only 16 divers. If you have not dived live-aboard style in Palau you have missed some of the most exciting dives Contact Wendy@oceanenterprises.com to be put on the interest list and reserve a cabin.
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