DIVEQUEST 2003

From encounters with whales, dolphins and manatees, to the discovery of pygmy seahorses and ghost pipefish, Divequest offers an unsurpassed range of dedicated diving holidays.

New in the Pacific in 2003 are amazing Bikini Atoll with its huge warship wrecks, vibrant French Polynesia with some of the world's most spectacular diving and lots of big animals (including extraordinary close-up encounters with Humpback Whales), fabulous Malpelo Island (off Colombia) with its high voltage shark action and Loloata Island, a place to find wrecks and weird creatures in Papua New Guinea. New in the Caribbean are Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and Cozumel, the appealing Manatees of Crystal River, Florida and Dominica (least developed of the Windward Islands) with its great 'macro' diving and whale watching. Finally, South Africa and Mozambique offer amazing shark variety, fascinating land safaris and, of course, the remarkable 'Sardine Run'.

For something truly different, why not join one of our group trips? Gavin Anderson is escorting a group to the shores of Mozambique to look for big fish, Linda Dunk will be taking a boatload of enthusiasts to dance with dolphins in Bahamian waters, Martin Edge will return to his beloved Sipadan, Malcolm Hey (and camera) will be heading off to West Papua and Charles Hood will be checking out the Ghost Fleet of Palau.

Each Divequest holiday is created on a one-to-one basis and because of this our clients very quickly become our friends too. Being keen divers ourselves, we understand the needs of our clients (whether it is precise information about the diving or photographic potential of a particular area or the endless problem of obtaining additional baggage allowance on flights). We will take care of all your diving holiday needs from the moment you book your trip to the moment you land on your return. Travel with a company dedicated to making your diving holiday both truly memorable and professionally arranged. Call us any time and we will be delighted to talk to you about 'The Ultimate in Diving'!

Hilary Lee and Mark Beaman