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Diving in the area offer`s something for all…
September 10th, 2011 | 
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Just a short boat journey off shore from the “Cabo de Palos” which is a light house (this is the light house shown on the home page of Planeta Azul web site) is a rocky out crop which offer`s some interesting dives on wrecks, whilst, for the inexperienced, if you choose to dive within the Mar Manor itself, this area is both safe and non tidal. Read the rest of this entry »
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In this course you can learn Spanish and enjoy your favorite hobby in the bays of Malaga and Granada.
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You are the next generation of scuba divers !!
The PADI Jr. Open Water Diver program is available to you from 10 years of age or older. Once the Jr. Open Water Diver program is completed you are a full-fledged certified diver! You are free to explore everything the underwater world has to offer – as long as they are accompanied by another certified diver who is of legal age. At age 15,Jr. Open Water Diver certification can be upgraded to PADI Open Water Diver certification.
Even though you may be small, you can make a big difference in preserving the world’s aquatic environment. If we don’t keep our land and water clean we won’t be able to swim and enjoy the natural things in the world, like scuba diving. Read the rest of this entry »
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Intercity bus services are the staple transport of Spain
Getting Around by Road
Traffic drives on the right. Motorways (autopistas, numbered with ‘A’ ) are well-maintained and form a comprehensive network across the whole country. Tolls are in operation on some sections and can be paid in cash or by card. Trunk roads (rutas nacionales, numbered with ‘N’) between major cities are generally fast and well-maintained. Rural roads are of differing quality.
Coach/Bus: Intercity bus services are the staple transport of Spain, and are fast and cheap. Departures are generally from a central terminal at which the operators will have individual booths selling tickets. Most places have a bus link of some kind, even the more remote villages. The biggest operator is Alsa (tel: 902 422 242; www.alsa.es). Read the rest of this entry »
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