DM Club Trip, Red Sea 2018 part II - "Simply the Best" has been really the BEST!

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February Red Sea Trip is our annual DM Club Trip as some of you may already know. Since our last February trip was very successful (in other words, it was great FUN!!), we had more request for Red Sea Trip. Here it goes! We organised another one this year!!

 This time, itinerary was "Simply the Best", starting at Brothers Island and moving onto the south...and it was the original plan. In the previous week of our trip, there were 2 Shark attack incidents in Brothers Island unfortunately...so our itinerary was quickly changed. Well, after all, safety comes first. 

 Weather was brilliant for whole week. Water temperature was 26C degree. Yes!! Great!! We were a little anxious about the water temperature, but it was much better than we expected.

 Although this itinerary requires certain level of experience as a diver, it was the very first "Liveaboard" for some of the members. You know what? They LOVED IT!! 
Liveaboard = "Eat, Sleep, Dive, & Repeat"  Who would complain that??

 Marine life was brilliant. Sharks, Dolphins, and all the colourful fish. Some wreck divings as well. Some pictures are up on the Facebook page. 

 Have you not done Liveaboard yet?? Ohhh!! You are missing the great fun!! 
Our February 2019 trip is already full; however, don't worry. We have another trip already planned!! From 26th of April till 3rd of May 2019, "Northern Wrecks & Reef", the most popular itinerary in the Red Sea.

 Are you interested? Contact Dive Manchester for more details. Still a few spaces are available. 
Do you want to have fun with DM Club? What are you waiting for? Give us a call! It's gonna be FUN!!

 #DiveMCR #DMclubUK #divingisfun
www.divemanchester.co.uk

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