Out Islands Bahamas (Sample)

October 8-15, 2011: For many of us, the out islands of the Bahamas define what diving is all about. On a typical out islands dive adventure, you may:

• Dive breathtaking walls that plunge vertically for thousands of feet.

• Watch from just a few feet away as your divemaster hand feeds hungry reef sharks.

• Swim among lush coral reefs, teeming with life, while exploring arches, tunnels and canyons.

• Discover dramatic wrecks of all sizes, shapes and conditions.

You can experience many of these things from a land-based dive resort, but you will be limited to just those sites that are within range of the resort’s boats. If you really want to experience the widest range of sites possible — while getting in up to five dives a day — then the only way to do so is aboard a liveaboard dive vessel like the MV Reef Adventurer.

This 110-foot vessel will be our base of operations for our October, 2011, trip. It offers comfortable cabins with private heads, a highly experienced crew, phenomenal food and all the amenities one expects aboard a luxury liveaboard. The downside? We can only take 16 divers with us. This trip will undoubtedly fill long before its departure date.

Don’t let another diver claim your spot. Reserve now by calling us at (000) 555-5555.

Who is This Trip Ideal For?

This may be the perfect trip if you:

• Want to get in as many dives as possible during your vacation.
• Will not be traveling with any nondivers.
• Are seeking to do little more than just eat, sleep and dive.
• Want to see sharks and other large critters.
• Think that wall and wreck dives are what make life worth living.

When Does It Take Place?

Here is the schedule:

• You need to arrive at the airport in Nassau no later that noon on Saturday, October 8. A representative of the crew will meet us there and provide transportation to the boat.
• Most of us will be taking Delta 462 from Atlanta, which leaves at 8:00 am and arrives at 10:15.
• On Saturday, October 15, you will need to be off the boat no later than 8:00 am.
• Most of us will be returning on Delta 463 to Atlanta, which leaves at 9:05 am and arrives at 11:20.

How Much Does it Cost?

Pricing is as follows:

• $2,395 per diver, double occupancy, standard cabin.
• $2,595 per diver, double occupancy, deluxe cabin.

Deposit and “balance due” requirements are:

• $750 due at sign up
• Balance is due June 1, 2011.
• No refunds after the “balance due” date unless we can find someone to take your place.

What Is and Is Not Included?

The trip price includes:

• Airport transfers.
• Eight days/seven nights accommodations.
• All meals while on board.
• Beer and wine with dinner.
• Use of tanks and weights.
• Nitrox.
• Up to five dives a day for six days.

Travelers are responsible for:

• Round-trip air fare to and from Nassau.
• Bahamas departure taxes.
• US $20 marine park fee.
• Crew gratuity.

 

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