Challenge Week 2009
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Puerto Galera (
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Brief Itinerary Action (approximately 28 hours
– 4 full days) –
A wide range of PADI Scuba Diving courses from Open Water to Rescue Diver. Advanced
open water divers are able to explore all PADI speciality
courses and /or become MASTER Scuba Divers. These courses will run from
Sunday to Tuesday. On Wednesday we will go by boat to Community and Service
(approximately 11 hours – 1 evening and one full day) – Thursday will be spent working in the very poor
local community with the focus on the educational environment of the primary
school children. In 2008 we painted the outside of the school buildings. Students
will be given a range of community service opportunities to choose from and
Year 12 & 13 will be awarded CAS points inline
with their project and hours. Year
12 & 13 - There will be numerous events
that will be CAS points opportunities in the months leading up to this trip. What’s
unique about this diving trip? We are offering: PADI open-water course,
PADI Advanced Open Water Course, PADI Rescue Diver Course. For
qualified divers there is an exciting choice of PADI courses and specialties,
these include: Nitrox, deep diving, wreck diving,
search and recovery, night diving, navigation, drift diving, naturalist, and
photography. Eligibility to do a course depends on certification level at the
time of diving. What’s unique about this
destination? The range of marine life you can sea is
vast. Previous divers have seen turtles, sea horses, moray eels, the rare
mandarin fish, frog fish, crocodile fish, giant clams, sea urchins and
amazing hard & soft corals, to name but a few. Scuba diving at Puerto Galera will not be a disappointment,
it is a life changing experience.
“The best thing about the entire trip were the friendly staff at the
resort, the food, and meeting all the funky underwater sea creatures and corals
with exotic colours.” Claudia Leung “ Before going on the trip I already liked to go scuba diving so
when I went to Puerto Galera where there was a blue
sky, white clouds, crystal clear water and a great sea life I enjoyed the
whole entire experience immensely. I did things in which I could never have
done in Hong Kong for example: night diving. The best thing about the whole
week would be when I did my last dive, which was a 30 m wreck dive. It was a
dive which I would never forget. I saw so many different creatures and sea
life, it was just really beautiful” Clara Chan |
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For enquiries, please contact Mr Goff (ian.goff@kgv.edu.hk) and Mrs Mackett (janet.mackett@kgv.edu.hk). |
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