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Old 02-05-2008, 08:32 AM
Alastair
 
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Default Malta Diving

/a lurker de-lurks to say something

I've just returned from a weekend trip to Malta where I completed my
Advanced Open Water qualification, and in had a all round good time.
Just wanted to put the word out that DiveWise in St Julians Bay seem
to be running a very tight ship. Very friendly crew who seem happy to
help in any way they can. There's a pretty decent house dive site.
It's a shore entry and gradually drops to about 22m before rising back
up to 2m as a handy outer edge.
We did a couple of dives there, then the following day went to the
Rozi and P29.

Got some pics from the trip here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/5032949...7603851401557/

Cheers
Alastair
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Old 02-05-2008, 12:03 PM
Blah
 
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Default Re: Malta Diving

Alastair wrote:
> /a lurker de-lurks to say something
>
> I've just returned from a weekend trip to Malta where I completed my
> Advanced Open Water qualification, and in had a all round good time.
> Just wanted to put the word out that DiveWise in St Julians Bay seem
> to be running a very tight ship. Very friendly crew who seem happy to
> help in any way they can. There's a pretty decent house dive site.
> It's a shore entry and gradually drops to about 22m before rising back
> up to 2m as a handy outer edge.
> We did a couple of dives there, then the following day went to the
> Rozi and P29.
>
> Got some pics from the trip here
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/5032949...7603851401557/
>
> Cheers
> Alastair


I've been with them .. very good, especially the '4x4 loaded with
cylinders' races back from dive sites!

How much was the trip and who did you book with (the non divce stuff), I
want to go again.
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Old 02-05-2008, 12:03 PM
Blah
 
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Default Re: Malta Diving

Alastair wrote:
> /a lurker de-lurks to say something
>
> I've just returned from a weekend trip to Malta where I completed my
> Advanced Open Water qualification, and in had a all round good time.
> Just wanted to put the word out that DiveWise in St Julians Bay seem
> to be running a very tight ship. Very friendly crew who seem happy to
> help in any way they can. There's a pretty decent house dive site.
> It's a shore entry and gradually drops to about 22m before rising back
> up to 2m as a handy outer edge.
> We did a couple of dives there, then the following day went to the
> Rozi and P29.
>
> Got some pics from the trip here
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/5032949...7603851401557/
>
> Cheers
> Alastair


I've been with them .. very good, especially the '4x4 loaded with
cylinders' races back from dive sites!

How much was the trip and who did you book with (the non divce stuff), I
want to go again.
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Old 02-05-2008, 12:03 PM
Blah
 
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Default Re: Malta Diving

Alastair wrote:
> /a lurker de-lurks to say something
>
> I've just returned from a weekend trip to Malta where I completed my
> Advanced Open Water qualification, and in had a all round good time.
> Just wanted to put the word out that DiveWise in St Julians Bay seem
> to be running a very tight ship. Very friendly crew who seem happy to
> help in any way they can. There's a pretty decent house dive site.
> It's a shore entry and gradually drops to about 22m before rising back
> up to 2m as a handy outer edge.
> We did a couple of dives there, then the following day went to the
> Rozi and P29.
>
> Got some pics from the trip here
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/5032949...7603851401557/
>
> Cheers
> Alastair


I've been with them .. very good, especially the '4x4 loaded with
cylinders' races back from dive sites!

How much was the trip and who did you book with (the non divce stuff), I
want to go again.
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Old 02-05-2008, 12:03 PM
Blah
 
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Default Re: Malta Diving

Alastair wrote:
> /a lurker de-lurks to say something
>
> I've just returned from a weekend trip to Malta where I completed my
> Advanced Open Water qualification, and in had a all round good time.
> Just wanted to put the word out that DiveWise in St Julians Bay seem
> to be running a very tight ship. Very friendly crew who seem happy to
> help in any way they can. There's a pretty decent house dive site.
> It's a shore entry and gradually drops to about 22m before rising back
> up to 2m as a handy outer edge.
> We did a couple of dives there, then the following day went to the
> Rozi and P29.
>
> Got some pics from the trip here
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/5032949...7603851401557/
>
> Cheers
> Alastair


I've been with them .. very good, especially the '4x4 loaded with
cylinders' races back from dive sites!

How much was the trip and who did you book with (the non divce stuff), I
want to go again.
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Old 02-05-2008, 12:03 PM
Blah
 
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Default Re: Malta Diving

Alastair wrote:
> /a lurker de-lurks to say something
>
> I've just returned from a weekend trip to Malta where I completed my
> Advanced Open Water qualification, and in had a all round good time.
> Just wanted to put the word out that DiveWise in St Julians Bay seem
> to be running a very tight ship. Very friendly crew who seem happy to
> help in any way they can. There's a pretty decent house dive site.
> It's a shore entry and gradually drops to about 22m before rising back
> up to 2m as a handy outer edge.
> We did a couple of dives there, then the following day went to the
> Rozi and P29.
>
> Got some pics from the trip here
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/5032949...7603851401557/
>
> Cheers
> Alastair


I've been with them .. very good, especially the '4x4 loaded with
cylinders' races back from dive sites!

How much was the trip and who did you book with (the non divce stuff), I
want to go again.
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Old 02-05-2008, 12:03 PM
Blah
 
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Default Re: Malta Diving

Alastair wrote:
> /a lurker de-lurks to say something
>
> I've just returned from a weekend trip to Malta where I completed my
> Advanced Open Water qualification, and in had a all round good time.
> Just wanted to put the word out that DiveWise in St Julians Bay seem
> to be running a very tight ship. Very friendly crew who seem happy to
> help in any way they can. There's a pretty decent house dive site.
> It's a shore entry and gradually drops to about 22m before rising back
> up to 2m as a handy outer edge.
> We did a couple of dives there, then the following day went to the
> Rozi and P29.
>
> Got some pics from the trip here
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/5032949...7603851401557/
>
> Cheers
> Alastair


I've been with them .. very good, especially the '4x4 loaded with
cylinders' races back from dive sites!

How much was the trip and who did you book with (the non divce stuff), I
want to go again.
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Old 02-05-2008, 12:03 PM
Blah
 
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Default Re: Malta Diving

Alastair wrote:
> /a lurker de-lurks to say something
>
> I've just returned from a weekend trip to Malta where I completed my
> Advanced Open Water qualification, and in had a all round good time.
> Just wanted to put the word out that DiveWise in St Julians Bay seem
> to be running a very tight ship. Very friendly crew who seem happy to
> help in any way they can. There's a pretty decent house dive site.
> It's a shore entry and gradually drops to about 22m before rising back
> up to 2m as a handy outer edge.
> We did a couple of dives there, then the following day went to the
> Rozi and P29.
>
> Got some pics from the trip here
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/5032949...7603851401557/
>
> Cheers
> Alastair


I've been with them .. very good, especially the '4x4 loaded with
cylinders' races back from dive sites!

How much was the trip and who did you book with (the non divce stuff), I
want to go again.
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  #9  
Old 02-05-2008, 12:03 PM
Blah
 
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Default Re: Malta Diving

Alastair wrote:
> /a lurker de-lurks to say something
>
> I've just returned from a weekend trip to Malta where I completed my
> Advanced Open Water qualification, and in had a all round good time.
> Just wanted to put the word out that DiveWise in St Julians Bay seem
> to be running a very tight ship. Very friendly crew who seem happy to
> help in any way they can. There's a pretty decent house dive site.
> It's a shore entry and gradually drops to about 22m before rising back
> up to 2m as a handy outer edge.
> We did a couple of dives there, then the following day went to the
> Rozi and P29.
>
> Got some pics from the trip here
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/5032949...7603851401557/
>
> Cheers
> Alastair


I've been with them .. very good, especially the '4x4 loaded with
cylinders' races back from dive sites!

How much was the trip and who did you book with (the non divce stuff), I
want to go again.
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  #10  
Old 02-05-2008, 12:03 PM
Blah
 
Posts: n/a
Default Re: Malta Diving

Alastair wrote:
> /a lurker de-lurks to say something
>
> I've just returned from a weekend trip to Malta where I completed my
> Advanced Open Water qualification, and in had a all round good time.
> Just wanted to put the word out that DiveWise in St Julians Bay seem
> to be running a very tight ship. Very friendly crew who seem happy to
> help in any way they can. There's a pretty decent house dive site.
> It's a shore entry and gradually drops to about 22m before rising back
> up to 2m as a handy outer edge.
> We did a couple of dives there, then the following day went to the
> Rozi and P29.
>
> Got some pics from the trip here
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/5032949...7603851401557/
>
> Cheers
> Alastair


I've been with them .. very good, especially the '4x4 loaded with
cylinders' races back from dive sites!

How much was the trip and who did you book with (the non divce stuff), I
want to go again.
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