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We told you to act fast! There are only a few spots left on PADI Diving Society’s infamous Total Submersion event 9 – 16 June 2012. Society members are counting down the days until they are back in Grand Cayman and enjoying the usual tomfoolery that Total Submersion offers - so what are you waiting for?
Packages include*:
• Roundtrip on-island transfers
• Seven nights accommodations - Sunset House
• Four days of two-tank boat diving - Sunset Divers
• Unlimited shore diving
• Welcome cocktail party
• Excursion to Rum Point with dinner and a live band
• Special guests, including Sport Diver’s Editor Eric Michael
• Specialty Clinics, seminars, contests and prizes
• Underwater Poker Run
• Free gifts for all attendees
• Breakfast daily (seven days)
Visit padi.com/totalsub for more details. You don’t want to miss out on Society’s longest running event, that includes a chance to meet new dive buddies, explore great dive sites, visit Rum Point, explore the Kittiwake** and much more - all in eight days!
For package details and to book your spot on Total Submersion contact your local PADI Dive Center or Resort. Or, PADI Travel Network at 1 800 736 7021 (US and Canada) or +1 407 937 0754. You can also email PADI Travel Network at ptn1@padi.com.
* Package prices are per divers and do not included airline fees and taxes, subject to change and availability.
** Additional Marine Park fee may apply. Dive/trip to the ex-USS Kittiwake, subject to availability.
PADI Travel Network License CST #2063948-40 & Fla. Seller of Travel Ref. No. ST36173
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