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Incredible Divi Dive Bonaire Packages Start at Just $891

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Explore the Award Winning Island of Bonaire with Divi Dive

Divi Flamingo Beach Resort & Casino

Explore the Award Winning Island of Bonaire with Divi Dive

Discover a diver’s paradise at the newly renovated Divi Flamingo Beach Resort & Casino. Our beachfront property is located along the Calabas Reef and is home to Divi Dive, a PADI 5-Star and SSI Dive facility with five custom dive boats and a professional staff offering dive instruction for all experience levels. The resort underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation in 2015 and has a fresh new look with enhancements spanning resort-wide designed to elevate the beachside resort experience.

 

Divi Dive Bonaire Packages Start at Just $891!

Discover a diver’s paradise at the newly renovated Divi Flamingo Beach Resort & Casino. Our beachfront property is located along the Calabas Reef and is home to Divi Dive, a PADI 5-Star and SSI Dive facility with five custom dive boats and a professional staff offering dive instruction for all experience levels. Unlimited tanks for shore diving are included with all boat dive packages, as well as a welcome cocktail upon arrival, free daily breakfast and round-trip airport transfer. The resort underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation in 2015 and has a fresh new look with enhancements spanning resort-wide designed to elevate the beachside resort experience.

Discover a diver’s paradise at the newly renovated Divi Flamingo Beach Resort & Casino, and take advantage of Divi Dive Specials!* 

• Get 7th Night Free! 2-Tank Boat Dive Packages Starting at Only $891!
• Unlimited Shore Diving & 4-Passenger Truck Rental Staring at Only $924!
• 7-Night 2-Tank Boat Dive Packages Starting at Only $1035!

Visit, http://www.diviresorts.com/dive-divi.htm for full dive package details

*Call NOW for exciting details!

Specials can be discounted at any time. Discounts on new bookings only and not to be combined with other offers. Starting rates listed above are based on double occupancy and are per person. Special Note: 1st day is Mandatory Marine Park orientation shore dive and 1 tank afternoon boat dive; $25 Marine Park fee is not included. 
Booking window is January 1, 2016 – December 19, 2016 and travel window is January 1, 2016 – December 19, 2017. 

Price Starting at only $891 per person
Package Validity – Start Date Jan 1st, 2016
Package Validity – End Date Dec 19th, 2017
Travel must be booked by Dec 19th, 2016
Website www.diviresorts.com/dive-divi.htm
Booking Email Address reserve@diviresorts.com
Booking Telephone 1-800-801-5550

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Two for One – Little Cayman

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Pirates Point Resort

Pirates Point Resort

Yellow Rose Dive boat in Little Cayman

We are running a two for one for diving in Little Cayman at Pirates Point Resort starting now, until Feb. 27th. Come experience homemade breads and desserts, catered diving with guides in the water the whole time and finding critters for you.!!! Very unique experience.

2145.00 dive package (normally 2145.00 per person but two for this price) 
15 % gratuity to the crew based on the normal rate = 643.50 ( 2145.00 x 2 = 4290.00)
Hotel tax 72.80

All meals, room, wine with dinner, lemonade and tea, two LONG computer profile type dives a day with no time limit, bikes, beach towels, gorgeous pool included 
Total for two people = 2861.30 (only thing not included : bar, rental gear, nitrox

Price $2861.30 for two divers

Package Validity – Start Date Feb 6th, 2016

Package Validity – End Date Feb 27th, 2016

Travel must be booked by Feb 27th, 2016

Website www.piratespointresort.com

Booking Email Address piratept@candw.ky

Booking Telephone 345-948-1010

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Diving Doctor: Why Do I Get Nosebleeds After Diving?

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nosebleed after a scuba diving

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Nosebleeds After Diving
Are they normal, or should I be concerned?

Q: After my last dive, I got a nosebleed. What could have caused this?

A: When I was a junior Navy officer my recreational dive buddy was the unit’s supply officer. He warned me that nearly every time he came up from a dive, there would be blood in his mask and advised me not to be concerned. He was right, but despite making dozens of dives with him, watching my dive buddy clear blood out of his mask as soon as we reached the surface was always a bit unnerving.

The source of my dive buddy’s blood was likely his sinuses. Polyps and inflammation are common in the sinuses. In fact, mucous plugs within the sinuses can cause sinus squeezes, resulting in very painful headaches during and after a dive. Many people suffer from chronic sinusitis, which leaves the lining of the sinuses inflamed and friable. The pressure changes from diving can injure this cell lining, and the result is bleeding from the sinuses. The other possible cause of a bloody nose can be the lining of the nose itself. Drying out the tissue lining the nasal passages can make it susceptible to bleeding from the slightest trauma. Something as subtle as pinching the nose during ear equalization can result in a nosebleed.

If the nosebleed is a one-time event, I would not be too concerned. If it becomes frequent, I would recommend having an ear, nose and throat surgeon look into your nose and sinuses with a special instrument in order to identify the source of the bleeding.

James L. Caruso is a 30-year veteran of the U.S. Navy, serving as ship’s doctor, undersea medical officer and flight surgeon. His experience includes a fellowship in Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine at Duke University Medical Center; today he is Denver’s chief medical examiner.

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Hawaiian Rafting Adventures Inc. / Dive Maui

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We offer a full range of tours and services to all divers, pro’s and novices alike! Whether you want to go on your very first ‘Intro Dive’ or you want to go on a Nitrox or night dive – we can show you the best Maui has to offer. Want to get cer…

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