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Wreck Freediving in Red Sea

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freediver00

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Hi,
I find any freedivers for wreck safari in Egypt in August.
We will visit this localitions and wreck: Shaab El Erg ( trstiny dives) . Night transfer to Abu Nuhas and wrecks Carnatic (sank in 1869.. very nice) and Giannis D., Chrisoula K. or Seastar and Kimon M., and reef with nice sea life. Next day: Gubal Island next Shaab Ali, next day–– Thistlegorm (british ship german which Luftwaffe sunk in 1941. Next day: sea park Ras Mohammed or reefs Passages, Beacon Rock, wreck Dunraven, Tiran Island..... or Siyul Island ). Next diving on Umm Gamar, Shaabruhr Umm Gamar, Carless Reef.
accomodation: fist and final days in Hotel Sahara in Hurghada
on trip on safari boat with all inclusiv. (nonalcoholic beverages)
More information on email radekveverka@seznam.cz or Safari – English version - SILENT TOUCH

Radek
 
Are you all fooling me? Red Sea was always in Switzerland! It's there where all my friends park their cars when going to dive to the Blue Hole. So stop telling me nonsenses here!
 
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