Join our group of New England
wreckhunters on a one-week Nova Scotia dive trip this summer. The water will
be clear and cold, and the diving will be excellent! You'll make some new
friends, explore some neat wrecks, and take home some wonderful memories. And
best of all, thanks to Canada's monetary exchange rate, this trip will be a
great vacation value. We did a similar trip last year and can't wait to go
back again. Below are some details on the upcoming trip.
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One week dive trip
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Sunday August 22nd - Saturday August 28th (2004)
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5 days of diving on wrecks around Cape Breton and Saint Paul Island
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All participants must be experienced cold-water divers
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C-card and logbook required
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Dry suits are a plus, but not necessary
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All diving will be in shallow and mid-depth water; this is not a tech diving trip
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Trip organized by Dave Clancy, creator of Wreckhunter.net
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Diving and accommodations arranged by Atlantic Dive Tours (of Nova Scotia) - visit their Saint Paul Island website at http://saintpaul.ca
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All diving will be done from charter boats
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Travel to Nova Scotia by land or sea (car ferries from Maine)
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Bring along your car, truck or van
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Share transportation and lodging with others in the group
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Stay one night in a Halifax hotel
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And stay 6 nights on Cape Breton Island
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Explore Halifax and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
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Explore Cape Breton Island and the famous Cabot Trail
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Take advantage of Canada's excellent monetary exchange rate - $1.00 US buys approximately $1.50 worth of goods and services in Canada
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Bring your own dive gear - air fills and rental tanks are available
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Non-divers are welcome to join the group
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A ballpark estimate of the total cost of this trip (from Boston), including transportation, diving, lodging and food is $1,000 (US) per person. Part of this cost will be the charter boat accommodations package. The rest will be out-of-pocket expenses. This estimate asssumes that people will share transportation and hotel rooms. Everyone will be responsible for their own food costs.
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A non-refundable deposit ($200.00 US) will be required to guarantee your reservations and charter boat accommodations
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This trip is filling up fast, so act now or you'll miss out on a great opportunity
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To learn about Nova Scotia shipwrecks, visit our new website Shipwrecks of Nova Scotia http://nswrecks.net
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To see pictures of last year's trip, check out our photo gallery called Nova Scotia Dive Trip
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For additional information on Nova Scotia diving and travel, see the page called Nova Scotia Wrecks on our Wreckhunter website.
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A 20-minute video tape on Nova Scotia diving is available on request
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For more information on this trip, contact Dave Clancy - editor@wreckhunter.net
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