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the diving holiday specialists
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Liveaboards
Al Marsa Red Dhow from £1539 FB
OUR OPINION
Operated by Al Marsa Musandam, the Red Dhow is a clean and
functional, simply equipped 23m yacht, built in the style of a traditional
Dhow. The Dhow benefits from modern amenities including electronic
navigation and air-conditioning.
Operating out of Dibba harbour, only 120 km from Dubai, the Al Marsa
liveaboards have access to some of the most exhilarating seascapes along the
Musandam Peninsula.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodates 15 guests • 6 standard cabins (5 twin-berth, 1 single
with shared bathrooms per 2 cabins) • 2 twin-berth en-suite cabins •
Air-conditioning
OTHER FACILITIES
Air-conditioned saloon • TV & audio system • Spacious sundeck • Deck bar •
Satellite phone • Separate boat to access dive sites
ITINERARIES
Cruising north towards Dawhat Ash Sheesah, the liveaboard takes
a leisurely pace offering 3 dives daily. Spectacular drop offs, gullies and
coral gardens are found on sites such as Red Island, Ras Khaysah, Ras
Dillah and Sarkan Rock. Opportunities to sea kayak and observe the
resident & visiting birds in their local sanctuary abound.
2008 2009
Al Marsa
Red Dhow
11-Aug 10-Dec 17-Dec 24-Dec 1-Jan 4-Apr 14-Apr
9-Dec 16-Dec 23-Dec 31-Dec 3-Apr 13-Apr 30-Apr
7 nights
1539 1939 2339 1639 1539 1669 1569
Price per person includes: Flights with Emirates, transfers, 7 nights (Board early morning), FB in twin standard cabin (shared bathroom), water, tea & coffee, 3 dives/day 2 sharing. Supplements: Cabin en-suite: £65 pp/wk.
Marine Tax: 20 Dirhams/day Night dive: $22/dive pay locally. Transfers out of main transfer time: £35 - 2 persons paying. Flights: Regional UK departures available - supplement may apply airport dependant. Package price may
fluctuate according to flight seat availability at time of booking. For prices after April 2009, please see
www.regaldive.co.uk
Al Marsa Brown Dhow from £1499 FB
OUR OPINION
Al Marsa Musandam’s 22 metre purpose built Brown Dhow has the
attractive looks of a traditional Dhow with the convenience of modern
amenities. This boat is simple in design and layout.
Departing from Dibba harbour, the Al Marsa Brown Dhow transports divers to
the breathtaking rugged ‘fjord-like’ coastline of the eastern Musandam
Peninsula where one of the widest biodiversities of marine species can be
found anywhere in the world.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodates 12 guests • 6 twin-berth cabins • En-suite facilities •
Air-conditioning
OTHER FACILITIES
Air-conditioned saloon • TV & audio system • Spacious sundeck • Deck bar •
Diving platform • Satellite phone • Separate boat to access dive sites
ITINERARIES
Cruising north towards Dawhat Ash Sheesah, the liveaboard takes a
leisurely pace offering 3 dives daily. Spectacular drop offs, gullies and
coral gardens are found on sites such as Red Island, Ras Khaysah, Ras
Dillah and Sarkan Rock. Opportunities to sea kayak and observe the
resident & visiting birds in their local sanctuary abound.
2008 2009
Al Marsa
Brown Dhow
11-Aug 10-Dec 17-Dec 24-Dec 1-Jan 4-Apr 14-Apr
9-Dec 16-Dec 23-Dec 31-Dec 3-Apr 13-Apr 30-Apr
7 nights
1499 1899 2299 1599 1499 1629 1529
Price per person includes: Flights with Emirates, transfers, 7 nights (Board early morning). FB in twin en-suite 'smallest' cabin, water, tea & coffee, 3 dives/day, 2 sharing. Supplements: Larger cabins: £110 pp/wk. Marine Tax:
20 Dirhams/day. Night dive: $22/dive pay locally. Transfers out of main transfer time: £35 - 2 persons paying. Flights: Regional UK departures available - supplement may apply airport dependant. Package price may fluctuate
according to flight seat availability at time of booking. For prices after April 2009, please see
www.regaldive.co.uk
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