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the diving holiday specialists
DJIBOUTI
Staying in Djibouti
Djibouti Palace Kempinski
from £1469 BB
OUR OPINION
The Djibouti Palace Kempinski has a prime beachfront location between
the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. Set amongst palms and bougainvillea,
the backdrop is secluded and peaceful, providing a haven of tranquillity.
A sophisticated and striking hotel, built and decorated with distinctive Arabesque
and African influences, the Djibouti Palace Kempinski is a luxurious base for
divers looking to discover the spectacular marine life that the area has to offer.
ACCOMMODATION
Bed & Breakfast • 141 deluxe rooms • Club rooms and suites available •
Air-conditioning • En-suite bath & WC • Mini bar • Safety deposit box •
Hairdryer • Telephone • Satellite TV
OTHER FACILITIES
Infinity pool & bar • Junior pool • Restaurant • Bars • Nightclub • Casino •
Mountain biking • Fishing • Cultural excursions • Spa opening December 2008
LOCATION
5 mins drive to dive centre • 5 mins drive to Djibouti City • 15 mins drive to airport
DIVE CENTRE
The Dolphin Excursions PADI accredited dive centre, located in Djibouti
town and established since 2000, offers a variety of diving and
snorkelling full day trips. Trips to Arta, Tadjourah, Mousha Island and Red
and White Sands snorkelling and dive sites are of particular interest.
Courses and other land excursions may be organised locally.
5 days (Includes min. 10 dives, air, tanks, guide, weights, lunch and water) £480
Kempinski
2009
Hotel
1-Jan 1-Sep 1-Oct 1-Nov 19-Dec 29-Dec 3-Apr 14-Apr 18-May 30-May 15-Jul 29-Aug 1-Oct
31-Aug 30-Sep 31-Oct 18-Dec 28-Dec 2-Apr 13-Apr 17-May 29-May 14-Jul 28-Aug 30-Sep 21-Nov
7 nights 1549 1469 1499 1469 1629 1469 1629 1469 1499 1469 1499 1469 1499
Extra night 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85
Single supp. p. n. 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60
Price per person includes: Flights with Daallo, transfers, 7 nights BB in Deluxe garden sea view, 2 sharing Flights: Air France flights also available, supplement may apply - please enquire. Package price may fluctuate according
to flight seat availability at time of booking.
M/Y Deli from £1399 FB*
OUR OPINION
M/Y Deli is a spacious, twin mast motor yacht, built in traditional
schooner style and accommodes up to 12 divers. This 26m tastefully
furnished liveaboard provides divers with a comfortable stay.
The boat’s interior is decorated in mahogany and teak and boasts a large
shaded seating and dining area at the stern of the yacht. Regaldive offers
seven night itineraries to the Tadjourah / Goubet al-Kharab. The number of
dives varies depending on the itinerary.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodates 12 guests • 6 x twin berth cabins • Air-conditioning • En-suite
shower & WC • Storage space
OTHER FACILITIES
Saloon • Large shaded seating & dining area at the stern of yacht •
Comfortable cushioned seating on fore deck
GROUPS
Concessions available for full boat charters outside of Regaldive charter dates.
Please call for details.
ITINERARIES
Regaldive’s exclusive charters maximise opportunities to encounter
whale sharks. A full snorkelling and diving programme covers the areas
of Tadjourah & Goubet Al-Kharab, sailing north and west of Djibouti
town. Outside of charter dates, individuals may join M/Y Deli on
‘Adventure cruise’ itineraries with diving and cultural trips, and diving
itineraries in the Seven Brothers area. For itinerary information please
visit ‘Liveaboard Availability’ at
www.regaldive.co.uk
2008 2009
M/Y Deli 3-Sep 15-Oct 29-Oct 12-Nov 3-Dec 28-Jan 1-Apr 22-Apr 1-Jul 29-Jul 26-Aug 28-Oct 9-Dec
14-Oct 28-Oct 11-Nov 2-Dec 27-Jan 31-Mar 21-Apr 30-Jun 28-Jul 25-Aug 27-Oct 8-Dec 17-Dec
7 nights 1579 1479 1399 1479 1629 1599 1629 1599 1629 1649 1599 1499 1599
Price per person includes: Flights with Daallo, transfers, 6 nights FB on boat, *1 night HB in local hotel, 2 sharing, minimum 12 dives (see website for full itinerary). Optional excursions paid locally.
Single supplement: £795. Non-diver reduction: £80.
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