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Romanian & Turkish Dive Club recommendations please
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Hi, you can ask the guys here: www.spearfish.org
I am not a scuba diver, so I won't be able to help you myself...
I am not a scuba diver, so I won't be able to help you myself...
Here's my recommendation for a trustworthy Romanian dive center. They cover most of the Romanian coast and can also do trips to Bulgaria.
The club's name is RESPIRO (respiro@mymail.ro), contact Serban or Mircea, they speak English and are very helpful.
A quick note on diving the Black Sea. Lot's of good shipwrecks but few within easy reach and recreational diving limits. For Romania and Bulgaria, this is anyway the only choice so you will find a handful of dive centers in each country (i would say 3-5 trustable joints in each country) but in Turkey, a country blessed with thousends of miles of coastline, you will have a hard time to dive in their Black Sea. Most of the diving it's done further south where conditions are better or much better in terms of water temperature, viz, etc. There are many dive centers in Turkey and could recommend some (i lived in Turkey for a while) but you gotta narrow it down to where you want to go and then look around for good centers in the area. If you dont know even where you would go down south in Turkey, from a diving viewpoint the best (arguably) places are Bodrum, Kalkan, Kas, Fethiye. My fav is Kas, small, cozy and really cathering for diving community, with a great variety of dives and options, including a 55m bi-propeller airplane wreck!
Serge
The club's name is RESPIRO (respiro@mymail.ro), contact Serban or Mircea, they speak English and are very helpful.
A quick note on diving the Black Sea. Lot's of good shipwrecks but few within easy reach and recreational diving limits. For Romania and Bulgaria, this is anyway the only choice so you will find a handful of dive centers in each country (i would say 3-5 trustable joints in each country) but in Turkey, a country blessed with thousends of miles of coastline, you will have a hard time to dive in their Black Sea. Most of the diving it's done further south where conditions are better or much better in terms of water temperature, viz, etc. There are many dive centers in Turkey and could recommend some (i lived in Turkey for a while) but you gotta narrow it down to where you want to go and then look around for good centers in the area. If you dont know even where you would go down south in Turkey, from a diving viewpoint the best (arguably) places are Bodrum, Kalkan, Kas, Fethiye. My fav is Kas, small, cozy and really cathering for diving community, with a great variety of dives and options, including a 55m bi-propeller airplane wreck!
Serge