DIVEQUEST GROUP TOURS 2003

To travel with others for whom diving or underwater photography is valued and enjoyed, to make new friends, to share experiences when the diving day is over, to visit places that are difficult (or in some cases, impossible) on your own, are just a few of the reasons why people really love to join our group trips.

2003 features some ever-favourite Divequest group tours and also some innovative new trips, some with tricky logistics or other special arrangements that would be very difficult to achieve as an individual. Join Linda Dunk for a liveaboard experience of a lifetime as she snorkels with dolphins in the Bahamas. Explore some really unusual World War II wrecks in Palau with wide-angle expert Charles Hood. Travel to the little-dived reefs of West Papua's Raja Ampat Archipelago with explorer-diver Malcolm Hey, or be amongst the first to discover the wonderful reefs of Mozambique with Gavin Anderson and local expert Trevor Krull. Martin Edge once again returns to Sipadan's rich and varied reefs. He finds Sipadan impossible to beat for both macro and wide-angle underwater photography!

Our group adventures are for those who want to spend most of their time diving with other like minded people in the world's most wild and wonderful waters. For many people, sharing a common purpose with an interesting and pleasant mix of fellow travellers enhances a holiday. Experiences are shared and stories exchanged over dinner or in those relaxed moments between dives. For single divers, travelling in a group usually means the chance to find a room-mate (for those who prefer to avoid expensive single-occupancy supplements) or sharing a table at dinner, as well as having a buddy in the water. Even for couples or friends there can be no doubt that travelling in a group is simply a lot more fun!

Our small, friendly groups are suitable for certified divers of any level ­ indeed anyone with a spirit of adventure and the desire to dive! Our leaders are chosen for their skills in travel management as well as their diving, biological or underwater photography skills. They will be familiar with the tour location, the dive sites and the many varieties of marine life that you will encounter. All our leaders on photographic trips are accomplished underwater photographers and will be on hand to pass on their experience to you.

There's something for everyone: choose an adventure, join us and see for yourself!

JANUARY/FEBRUARY

Shark Week Specials at Walker's Cay with Jeremy Stafford-Deitsch

MAY

Sipadan Photoquest with Martin Edge

Mozambique: An African Adventure with Gavin Anderson and Trevor Krull

JUNE

The Ghost Fleet of Palau with Charles Hood

JULY

Dunk 'N Dolphins with Linda Dunk

SEPTEMBER

West Papua: The Raja Ampat Archipelago with Malcolm Hey