Padi, Learn to dive in Mazarron and Murcia

There comes a time when you have to take the plunge (bit of a diving euphamism there) and thats what we at Subaquamundo have done. We are noticing more and more often in our emails that we are getting enquiries from UK dive clubs and groups asking if we cater for Dive holidays here in Murcia. After a little deliberation and much planning we are now promoting our group booking service to dive clubs and groups. If you go to our parent site you will see we have created a booking enquiry page where your group can forward a few details and in return receive from us a tailormade reply regarding our Diving Holidays In Murcia, Spain. We will... read more >>

Trio Divers are a dive club based in Worcestershire with 3 Padi professional members are able offer the full range of Padi diver training up to Divemaster . The club hold monthly Pool sessions for Scuba Training and for qualified divers to practice and learn new skills. TrioPadiDivers.co.uk Pool Training Session The club own a limited stock of dive equipment which is gradually being increased which is available for its members to rent. With a mixture of Inland sites within a hour of Worcester and the “ Jurassic Coast “ of Dorset only 2 1/2 hours away being in the landlocked midlands isn’t a disadvantage. Trio are very... read more >>

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All credits for the post below go to John Bantin of http://www.Divernetcom online diving Magazine. PADI courses in Mazarron SWIFTLY FOLLOWING JUAN CARLOS down through the water, I decided to pull on the hood of my 5mm suit. At about 30m, it was getting chilly. The tranquil wreck lay beneath us. Great glitterings of bream hovered around the superstructure and pairs of moray eels peered out of portholes. The old steel hull was covered in colourful sponges, and massed anthia-like fish filled every cavity. The occasional amberjack made passes in futile attempts to pick off stragglers. There was no current. We swam around the holds and through the... read more >>