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Salt island scuba diving |
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Salt island scuba diving is the best
If your idea of a holiday involves sun and sea and a little adventure, then a Salt island BVI vacation which includes Salt island BVI scuba diving is for you.
With the help of a specialized travel agency (like our partner sites), all you have to do is sit back, relax and choose from a variety of activities, which include plenty of water sports, like Salt island BVI scuba diving, snorkeling or sailing.
When Salt island BVI scuba diving you will benefit of ships designed to take divers in safety and comfort, professionals to take care of you and of course, a wonderful marine world to discover.
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Salt island scuba diving advices
Salt island BVI scuba diving is on the list of things to do on a Salt island BVI vacation, and for good reason. Salt island BVI scuba diving is as varied as the personality of the place you dive. And you don’t have to be an expert to experience it.
If you aren't a certified scuba diver, you can find Salt island BVI scuba diving lessons and gear during your adventure vacation, for your entire family. Yes, even the kids can learn Salt island BVI scuba diving in total safety with experienced guides.
You can have a great time exploring the depths and their mysterious and exciting ecosystem. |
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Other about Salt island |
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Salt island scuba diving - a reason for your vacation
The Wreck of the Rhone is the first and only Marine National Park in The British Virgin Islands. It is the most celebrated dive site in the BVI, and a major recreational attraction. The park includes examples of fringing reef habitat and sea grass beds. The wreck is that of a Royal Mail Steamer which sunk during the hurricane of 1867 with 125 persons on board. At 310 feet long and 40 feet wide, the wreck of the Royal Mail Steamer lies in two main parts in waters between 30 and 90 feet deep. Much of it is still intact and visible, including decking, parts of the rigging, the steam engine, and propeller. The Marine Park stretches from Lee Bay on Salt Island westward to include Dead Chest Island. The ship's anchor broke away outside Great Harbour, Peter Island, and this site forms the second portion of the park. The park is used by several commercial dive operators daily. Other dive sites in the park include Rhone Reef, Blonde Rock, and Painted Walls. Anchoring is strictly prohibited in the area in and around the Rhone. The National Parks Trust has installed mooring buoys for use by all commercial, charter and private vessels. If moorings are unavailable around the Rhone, vessels are required to use the Salt Island Settlement or Peter Island anchorages.
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Salt island Vacations site
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In the link section, you can check more links to our travel website network as well as to other third party specialized websites as lastminute.com or orbitz.com which we suggest you to visit if are you planning a trip to Salt island BVI.
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