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Old 17-10-02, 12:31 AM
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I have been given the all clear to get away to the sun in early december by the dragon, sorry my lovley wife,for the last of our leave,but now here lies the problem it has to be hot so my other half can lounge about topping up her tan but it has to be good diving for me all at a reasonable price yes I know I,m asking a lot but any ideas would be helpfull.
I have looked at the red sea and it would seem to be a tad cold in december has any one been in december and is it cold?
As this would be the third break abroad this year I need to stick to a budget of £500 per person so please ideas on a post card sorry replys to this post thanks
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Old 17-10-02, 12:54 AM
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Hey Nige,

Picked these up at the Dive Show at the weekend, see what ya think - all from Kuoni:

Maldives
7 nights Room & Breakfast on Lohifushi (Standard room) 3* from £599pp. Departures available from 3 November until 29 December 2002.

Mombasa
7 nights Half Board at Diani Sea Resort 3* (Standard room) from £589pp. Departures available from 27 October until 21 December 2002.

Maldives
Full Moon Resort, 4* (Standard Room), 7 nights B&B, for departures between 02 Dec and 15 Dec, £679.00 per person, Tour Ref/Booking Code: L20660

Sharm El Sheikh
Sonesta Club 4* in a Club Room, 7 nights on B&B, for departures between 17th Nov and 15th Dec, £499 per person. Tour Ref/Booking Code: Q1323

For Maldives call TEL: 01306 - 740500
For Mombassa and Sharm call TEL: 01306 - 743000

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http://www.kuoni.co.uk and check out ther other deals they have. I've used them 8 times and they are the nads. Fiona and I are going on to Maldives on Sunday and the weather will be well warm (lates 80's early 90's) for your Mrs's sun-worshipping.

Hope it helps mate.
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thanks Bren
I will check them out have to give the maldives a miss as we went in may its a long way to go for a week
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The Canary Islands are normally a good bet - I have some contacts on Gran Canaria for diving and another member, Scuba1, runs a dive centre in Tenerife. Guaranteed sunshine and good diving and relatively cheap.
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Yeah, thinking along similar lines - short break not too much moola around late december. Thinking: Red Sea or Malta or Canaries, been planing to ask Scuba1 (Michael) about likely water temps, sea state etc etc in the canaries as I believe they are rocked by winter storms in a major way.
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Go to the Red sea mate, set the wife up with a brolly 5 good books and use her luggage allowance your self, that's what I've done
Will be there 3rd November cost about £500, have a look at <a href="http://www.explorers.co.uk/dive/dive_special_offers.htm.

The" target="_blank">http://www.explorers.co.uk/dive/dive_special_offers.htm.

The</a> Maldives is good, but according to a lad in my office, if your not all inclusive it will cost as much in food as the holiday.
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Erm.. think I heard some serious griping re Explorers a while back, you may want to have a look at the bsac travel forumhttp://www.bsacforum.co.uk/forums/travelclub/index.html
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Hello
Here is the latest wather report; -))
Last year in the first half of december we had airtemp in the upper 20° and watertemps 22° if that is to cold for you.....shame.
There was a storm in Feb this year an did a lot of damage to the capital in the north of the Island. But here in the south we have an average of 6 Days of rain a jear...and had 4 this year so far.....any bets???
The north of the Island ruffers from heavy swell at some days in the winter but the south is usualy ok. And if there is to much of a swell for shoredives we just hop on the rib.
If you have more questins drop me a line.I have a lot of Contacts on the other Islands to if you want Tel.Numbers etc. Just let me know and I`ll help you.

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22 deg C eh? pretty much t-shirt diving weather! I'm assuming it won't drop too far below that in later December? .
What kind of beasties can you expect to see around the Canaries? And do you have a web page for your dive operation?
(wasn't sure whether to call it a school, shop or similar)Cheers
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Hi steve
The lowest Watertmp in the last 4 years that i recordet was 18 Deg in Feb.
I am working on a webpage but time is the problem with that as i prefer to go diving in my spare time. But we are getting there i think we are online in 2 weeks.
school sounds nice :-)) we do IANTD and PADY.
As Beastees are conserned Here you see rays Angelshark.Parrotfish lots of diferent sspecies of seabream Jacks Tuna Baracuda Octopus and and and.One of my favorites are the Moray eels.
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