Articles posted in November 2016

Late Booking Offer on Selected Emperor Maldives Liveaboard Trips

30th November 2016

Special Late Booking Offers are available on the following trips in December 2016:

Dive into Lembeh - Brand New Indonesian Resort

28th November 2016

Nestled in Kasawari Bay, Dive into Lembeh Resort has been likened to a comfortable 'land-based liveaboard'. British owned and managed, this lovely small hotel is located on the mainland of the Lembeh Strait, Indonesia.

Nigel's Twin Centre Red Sea Trip Report

28th November 2016

Trip Report: Roots RED SEA and Coral Garden RESORT

SUPER SAVINGS ON LIVEABOARDS WITH EMPEROR DIVERS

23rd November 2016

MALDIVES LIVEABOARD SAVINGS - BOAT only prices

SUPER SAVINGS AVAILABLE - SAVE UP TO £250

These great offers are available on selected dates only - see the liveaboard availability for all offers. Here is just a taste .....

Savings INCLUDE:

Emperor Serenity

New in Indonesia: Eco Divers at Manado Tateli Beach Resort

21st November 2016

Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Mercure Manado Tateli Beach Resort is set in lush, tropical gardens. Just 10 km from Manado, the Resort is just a 30-minute boat ride to Bunaken National Park’s reefs and dive sites. Manado's dominating volcanic landscape creates a dramatic backdrop to the world class diving available.

Introducing Two New Hotels in Marsa Alam

21st November 2016

Our new hotels in Marsa Alam are Three Corners Sea Beach Resort and Three Corners Fayrouz Plaza Beach Resort. Both hotels are great options for divers looking for a comfortable resort in Marsa Alam, together with e

Postcard from Palau - John Butland's Palau Siren Trip

14th November 2016

I suppose many people would ask if they should believe the hype about Palau and is it worth going halfway round the world to visit? The answer to both questions should most definitely be 'yes'.

Exciting New Wreck Dive at Blue Waters Inn Tobago

3rd November 2016

On 20 August 2016 the former supply vessel “Trinity” was carefully sunk on the southern side of Batteaux Bay. Having been stripped and cleaned prior to sinking, this new 100ft wreck sits in 75 feet of water and is suitable for intermediate and advanced level divers.