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Worldwide Dive Sites, Accommodation and Liveaboards: Discuss Which Red Sea Liveaboard? in the Holiday and Travel Forum forums: Cheers for the replies everyone. It looks like any one of those three should be fine as the Cyclone has ...

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Old 12-03-08, 01:12 PM
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Cheers for the replies everyone. It looks like any one of those three should be fine as the Cyclone has just been refitted.

Mark, I really enjoyed my week on the Orchid but it was my first liveaboard so I had nothing to compare it to. It was a bit tired in places, but the food was good and plenty of it, the diving was excellent (got 18 dives in even after losing a full day to a Flyjet delay), and our guide "Mohamed" was spot on. All the staff were really friendly and kept everyone entertained - but be prepared to get roped into some dressing up and pole dancing



Hope that helps
Chears Mark

I can rest a bit easier now, I have organised this trip for 12 of our club members and was starting to get a bit worried after reading some reports, still We will make it a great holiday.

Pole dancing bring it on

Ta Mark
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Can't say I was too delighted reading the reviews either!

Oh, well...there's always the diving to compensate
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Can't say I was too delighted reading the reviews either!

Oh, well...there's always the diving to compensate
HI Steve

There talking about upgrading us to the Snapdragon now
what do You think to that

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Mark/Steve, I really enjoyed my week on the Orchid, as I said it's a little tired in places, but the staff and the diving more than make up for it. I'm sure you'll both really enjoy it
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Mark/Steve, I really enjoyed my week on the Orchid, as I said it's a little tired in places, but the staff and the diving more than make up for it. I'm sure you'll both really enjoy it
Chears Mark

We will enjoy the hol,
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Just booked up for five of us on the Whirlwind 15/11 "Wrecks and Reefs"

Roll on November
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I'm looking at a booking a club trip in October/November for a Northern Wrecks and Reefs tour and was wondering whether anyone could offer any advice on boats? I like the look of the TB boats Whirlwind, Cylone and Typhoon - I know Whirlwind seems to get some good reviews recently from YD members but what about the Typhoon and Cyclone? They're all about the same price so is there anything to choose between them?

This is only my second trip to the Red Sea, and although I enjoyed my time on the Orchid last year, I'm hoping for something a bit more luxurious

Thanks
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Whale Shark is (still I think) organising a trip for the period you are after...

Red Sea Liveaboard: November 1 - 8, 2008

If nothing else, I'm sure there will be some information available about the boat.

HTH

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Yes, trip is still on. How many places do you need? PM me if u r interested.
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