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Club Red Sea

Dive Club (English)

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Company description Club Red was opened in 1995!
You`ll find us on the beach in the heart of Dahab (South Sinai, Egypt).
Club Red offers all PADI scuba courses from Discover Scuba to Dive Master. Our instructors are highly trained and experienced professionals with plenty of local knowledge. Our policy is based on personal attention to our divers.
We also offer guided technical courses and guided dives to the unique dive sites around Dahab.
We also offer camel and boat dive safaris to Ras Abu Galum, Gabr El Bint and Ras Mammla and wreck diving to the famous SS Thistlegorm.
Club Red shares facilities with Mohamed Ali Village. We have 110 rooms in a range of categories, from simple to more luxurious with AC or fan. A laundry service is also available. The village is picturesque with many trees and flowers. Our Garden Cafe offers Western and African food. Be it relaxing in the sun or residing in the nice Club Red / Mohamed Ali Village, we feel certain that you will have a fantastic experience with us. Just lay back, relax and enjoy your time.
Offered courses:
*PADI OPEN WATER DIVER - OWD 210.00 €
The first PADI qualification educating you to dive safely to 18 meters. The course is divided into 3 sections, academic, confined water and open water. (duration 4 - 5 days)
*PADI ADVANCED OPEN WATER DIVER - AOWD 160.00 €
A skill-based course introducing deep and navigation dives and 3 electives from a range of choices such as multi-level, naturalist, drift, peak performance buoyancy, night dive: the choice is yours! (duration 2 days)
*EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONSE - EFR 80.00 €
The Emergency First Response course teaches you how to deal with both life and non-life threatening medical emergencies. EFR`s unique course structure allows flexible learning in your own time and practical, hands-on training sessions with a qualified instructor.
(duration 6 - 8 hours)
*PADI RESCUE DIVER ( 3- 4 days ) 210.00 €
The Rescue Diver course teaches you to focus on other divers as well as on yourself. It shows you how to prevent accidents and how to handle them if they occur.
Prerequisites: 15 years of age. A certified PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (or equivalent- provide proof of certification beyond an entry level)
Completed PADI EFR ( or equivalent CPR) within the past two years.
Completion of this course is a pre-requisite for the PADI Divemaster course.
*DIVEMASTER (min. 2 weeks) 550.00 €
The PADI Divemaster Course brings skills, theory, organisation and supervisory skills to a professional level. You must be a PADI Rescue Diver (or equivalent) before commencing the course. You should have at least 20 dives prior starting this course. By the end you will have a minimum of 60 dives. The course is made up of three parts: Watermanship and Skills Assessment, Knowledge Development, Practical Application
By the end of the course you will have mastered the skills required to take people diving. You will be able to create underwater maps, assist instructors in Open Water and Advanced Open Water courses, and have a thorough knowledge of rescue procedures.
*ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR 650.00 €
Provides valuable hands-on teaching experience with students, all under the direct supervison of a PADI Staff Instructor or Course Director.

*PADI INSTRUCTOR
The preparation course starts 12 days before the IE exam, 2 - 3 days before the start of the IDC. 195.00 £
IDC: The IDC will take 9 days and has two parts: AI and OWSI 995.00 $
IE (Exam): One evening and two days in Dahab Hilton. The price must be paid directly to PADI with credit card only and does not include materials. 370.00 £
Location description: Dahab`s beauty is, to many, not immediately apparent, but even those spending only a week in the place seem to be affected by the spirit of Sinai - such a magical, historical and holy land. And, of course there is the excellent diving…
Diving is now the prime reason that people visit Dahab. Originally infamous as a hippy hangout, diving had not been explored as an industry and it wasn`t until 1991 that the first diving centre was opened. Now there is an ever-growing colonisation of centres - almost 60 at present, and to some it may appear that Dahab will develop into a mirror image of Sharm El Sheikh.
For the most part, diving in Dahab is limited to a handful of sites and this number is reduced even further when strong winds make conditions tougher. The Canyon and the Blue Hole are the two sites that have made Dahab infamous for deaths of divers exceeding their limits. These sites are by no means death traps when dived properly and when staying within recreational limits, but unfortunately not everyone is satisfied with dives within 30 metres. The recent introduction of Technical Diving facilities will hopefully improve the survival rate of those drawn to the Arch at the Blue Hole.
Around Dahab we have many wonderful dive sites: Um El Sid, Three Pools, Golden Blocks, 7 Pinnacles, Lagoon, Islands, Southern Oasis, Shark Caves, Lighthouse, Eel Garden, Canyon, Blue Hole, Bells.
Dahab lies alongside the deepest section of the African rift, the giant crack in the earth`s crust that formed the Red Sea. The jagged mountains above sea level continue at much the same angle underwater, forming a dramatic seascape of valleys and canyons. Not surprisingly, given the crystal clear water and ideal deep diving conditions, it has gained notoriety as a diving accident black spot. Many have lost their lives trying to test their limits. This is the curse of Dahab. Club Red, like most of the local dive centres, goes to great lengths to ensure their customers dive safely. Apart from the bay of Dahab and the Lagoon which have sandy beaches, the whole coastline is actually a dive site. Wherever one dives, corals and fish can be found in abundance.
Also available boat safaries. SS Thistlegorm is one of the best wreck dives in the world. The WWII British supply ship was hit on October 6, 1941 by a German bomber. She now lies in 30m deep water in an upright position and stands 18m clear of the seabed. Despite the years, much of the cargo on board remains intact. It provides divers with an inexhaustible source of thrilling surprises and discoveries. Included amongst the historical cargo are rows of BSA motorcycles, Bedford trucks, machine gun shells and even a locomotive.Club Red has been operating boat diving Safaris to HMS Thistlegorm since 1997. Thistlegorm is an adventurous dive for experienced divers. A briefing is given the day before by our professional safari divemaster.

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Contact information:

Phone: (0020) - 069 3640 380
Fax: (0020) - 069 3640 380
Mobile: (0020) 012 - 321 20 11
Street Address:
P.O. Box 12
Dahab
Sinai
Egypt
Spoken language(s): English,Spanish,German,French,Dutch
Open: from 09-00 till 17-00
Local time:  GMT + 2 Athens, Kiev, Minsk, Tallin
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