DESTINATIONS — NORTH AFRICA


North Africa is a perfect playground for clients to indulge their favourite hobby, writes Katie McGonagle


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odern life can be pretty busy, with the demands of work and families leaving us precious little time


to ourselves. So it makes sense to use our free time to reconnect with whatever makes us tick. Whether it’s hanging 10 on the waves, teeing off on the


fairways or finally putting that fancy camera to good use, the varied landscapes of Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt are just the places to pursue your passions, whatever they might be.


l DIVING The Red Sea is so synonymous with scuba diving that clients shouldn’t take much convincing to head here, whether they’re total novices or fully qualified divers. Regional specialist Sharm Direct works with Aquarius Diving Club


to offer everything from introductory sessions – £50 for a half-day shore dive or full-day boat dive – to Padi open-water courses (from £224 for four days). Opt for accommodation at diver-friendly properties such as the Hilton Sharm Waterfalls Resort, which is ideal for diving and snorkelling, as guests can access the house reefs direct from the hotel jetty (from £39 per night all-inclusive with Sharm Direct). The Cleopatra Luxury Resort in Nabq Bay (from £40 a night all-inclusive) boasts its own Second World War shipwreck, which is visible from the beach. More-experienced divers can maximise their time at sea with a liveaboard, where they’ll not only have more opportunities to get underwater, but also to mix


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