DM Club Trip 2019 starts with Red Sea Liveaboard!!

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If you are divers, Red Sea Liveaboard must be one of your bucket lists. It is one of the most popular diving trips for all ages and levels for all year round.
Dive Manchester like to choose winter season when UK diving is becoming a bit like torture, so we can get away from cold weather and get a bit of sun.

 "Northern Wreck & Reef" is probably the most popular itinerary; no minimum logged dives required covering major ship wrecks in Red Sea. Our team; however, has done that itinerary. Last year, we also did "Straight of Tiran & North", covering beautiful reef in Tiran and major ship wrecks in North. When we inquired for the trip for February 2019, originally the boat was booked for "Northern Wrecks and Reef" Thanks to the agent. They have allowed us to take the boat to different route! "North & Brothers"! North, as I've said repeatedly, for the ship wrecks. Brothers, this northernmost part of Egypt's offshore marine park is well known as "Shark Point" Yes!! Sharks!! They are beautiful creatures. Unfortunately, the famous movie implanted the wrong image of sharks many decades ago. Dear divers, they normally do not like our bubbles and they don't come too close to us. Our bubbles are too noisy for them.
This trip will have minimum logged dive requirement; 20 dives or more. If you are still not so confident divers, do not worry. I'm gonna be with you. That is what "instructor" is for. I will be your guarding angel. :D
DM Club Trip, Red Sea 2018

 A few more spaces are still available.
Our Red Sea Trip 2018 was like a Boy's Trip, but Not 2019!!
It is gonna be more girls coming to dive with us. Hooray!!

For more information, please contact me, Anne Jpn, at Dive Manchester on Facebook or email/phone.
info@divemanchester.co.uk / 0161 302 3140

 Come Dive with Me! 

 XXAnne Jpn

www.divemanchester.co.uk

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