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If you have been
on a Live-aboard in the Red Sea before then you are familiar with one of the
following scenarios.
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The boat is
full of new divers with new logbooks, wish I could have more space to
make these great dives at my own pace . |
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The boat is
full of experienced divers, I feel worried that I can't keep up or make
all the dive sites during my trip . |
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I have no
place to put my camera gear , we are all packed on the dive deck , I
wish there were less divers on this boat . |
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I want to
take my family including my young kids on a Live-aboard in the Red Sea ,
but I don't want to share a boat with 20 strangers , And it's too
expensive to charter the whole boat for my family . |
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I have been
waiting 20 minutes in my wetsuit in the sun for the Zodiac to come and
pick me to the dive site , there are too many divers and small capacity
Zodiacs . |
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I wish as an
Instructor , that I could have a boat in the Red Sea to conduct my
student's open water dives in a better environment , this is surely
going to keep them loyal clients to my club . |
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We are a
group of 4 , 6 , 8 divers thinking of a live-aboard in The Red Sea , but
we can't find a good boat in this period for our group and we can't find
more people willing to travel in this period . |
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we as
technical divers can't find a decent live-aboard to conduct our dives
without having to share with other recreational divers , we need the
space and proper arrangements to be able to do our ONE dive a day . |
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I wish we
could make more dives , but I have to wait for my tank to be ready -
filling those 20 tanks surely takes long , it is killing the day light
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If
you have seen yourself in one or more of the previous scenarios , then you
are in the right place .
We have built the " Aeolus " after many years in the field just for the 9
stated reasons .
Take a look for yourself and tell us what you think ?? |
