DM Club Trip 2020 "Best of the Maldives" You will enjoy it 100% sure!

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Emperor Leo - There are Reasons to be Popular!!
DM Club Diving Trip, 2020! We are going back to Maldives!
Maldives is one of the best diving destination in the world. Beautiful tropical water with great marine life. 

 Visibility is always 20-30m with water temperature around 30C degree. "The Best of the Maldives" itinerary never disappoint divers of all levels. In our last trip in 2018 about the same time of the year, we had great diving with lots of sharks as well as beautiful tropical fish and turtles and everything. Manta Ray and Whale Sharks were stunning! 

 This time, we are on Emperor Leo. Very popular live aboard.
Manta Ray!! Fantastic!!
Trip fee, £2245pp includes flights, accommodation, food, drink, diving, etc., and FREE NITROX for Nitrox certified divers. Great deal!
When diving whole week, you would like to use Nitrox to reduce your fatigue towards the end of the week. It will make a difference.
If the weather allows, we will have BBQ on the local island. This will be fun! 
When joining DM Trip, you will also receive some gifts from Dive Manchester.
Let's have FUN with DM Members
 
You will not regret!!
Come and Join us! Let's have great FUN!!
For more information, please contact Dive Manchester.
info@divemanchester.co.uk
0161 302 3140

Diving is FUN!!

Anne
#DiveMCR #DMclubUK #divingisfun #divingtrip

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