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| http://www.scdc.org.hk/ http://www.marinedivers.com/joining.html http://www.bunnsdivers.com/ The top two are BSAC. 寄件者:"Perplexed Seal" <alrae (spamtrap) 主旨:Training- Hong Kong Hello all Does anyone have any knowledge of PADI training in Hong Kong. I'm travelling out there later in the year and I might take the opportunity to do a couple of courses, if the training is any good. I'm already RD so I'm looking at Nitrox and possibly a couple of others. TIA Alistair |
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| "BB" <travelem@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:cf905d55.0310081841.39022ee8@posting.google.c om... > http://www.scdc.org.hk/ > http://www.marinedivers.com/joining.html > http://www.bunnsdivers.com/ > > The top two are BSAC. > > > 寄件者:"Perplexed Seal" <alrae (spamtrap) > 主旨:Training- Hong Kong > > Hello all > > Does anyone have any knowledge of PADI training in Hong Kong. > > I'm travelling out there later in the year and I might take the opportunity > to do a couple of courses, if the training is any good. > > I'm already RD so I'm looking at Nitrox and possibly a couple of others. > > TIA > > Alistair I used to live in HK and there are two places that I would probably point you towards Mandarin Divers www.mandarin-divers.com ProDive www.prodive.com.hk The diving in Hong Kong is not great. Mostly shallow with pretty low vis and not much to see. Winter water temps drop to low twenties-high teens. If you have enough time you might want to consider doing a short trip to the Philippines, only a couple of hours to Manila from HK. Dive shops can arrange it for you. Jon |
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| Yeah I agree with what they say, there certainly aren't many things on the underwaters of Hongkong than what can be seen on the land itself. There are plenty other things to do. If you want to die, you might as well go to the Philippines in Surigao or in Boracay area. |
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| Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
| Re: Hong Kong | Alan Street | Hong Kong | 2 | 05-11-2007 01:15 AM |
| Dive equipment in Hong Kong | BB | Hong Kong | 1 | 05-11-2007 01:11 AM |
| Hong Kong | Brian Combs | Gear | 3 | 03-27-2007 12:57 AM |
| Re: Dive gear in Hong Kong | email@flyingmembers.com | Hong Kong | 0 | 03-26-2007 11:49 AM |
| Diving in Hong Kong | J | Hong Kong | 2 | 03-26-2007 10:43 AM |