Lanzarote, located off the west coast of Africa is one of the most popular islands for tourism in the Canaries, a popular destination for both on the water and under the water sports seekers. As a solo traveller you should hold no fear about exploring this wonderful island. Lanzarote is a warm destination in both temperature and atmosphere; the people are welcoming and proud of their volcanic island, with its biosphere status boosting its image further. The diving on the island is some of the best in Europe; Active Diving can offer insight into some of the islands history and underwater legend.
Lanzarote is the perfect destination for solo travellers, Active Diving ensure that there is a strong community vibe upon arrival right through to departure. We have the Active Centre located on Las Cucharas beach which acts as a meeting point for divers as well as a core place to share stories, drink a beer and watch the world go by after a hard day under the water.
As a solo traveller, Costa Teguise, where Active Diving is based, is the perfect area of Lanzarote to stay. Costa Teguise offers a lot less hustle and bustle compared to the main resort Puerto del Carmen, allowing you to get absorbed in the relatively small community and get to know the other divers.
The accommodation available across Costa Teguise when travelling with Active Diving is all of a similar standard; some apartments are located in central Costa whereas others are a 15 minute walk to the centre of the area. No matter where you stay however you’re no more than a 15 minute walk or €3 taxi ride from good restaurants and bars. High quality accommodation is available however most travellers looking to dive are uninterested in their accommodation as most of their time is spent at the dive school or under the water.
Extra activities on offer on top of diving include Windsurfing (The windsurfing world championships are held every year in Costa Teguise during July), Surfing, Mountain biking, Trekking and Kitesurfing. During your time in Lanzarote with Active Diving you will most likely meet other guests taking part in some of these activities and they will share their experiences from throughout their holiday. Lanzarote is a real adventure destination where you will meet like minded individuals looking for adventure whilst sampling new sports and experiences from learning to Scuba Dive to achieving their divemaster, the options are endless.
Its becoming increasingly popular for visitors to learn to speak Spanish whilst on the island, Active Diving offer a crash course in Spanish around your diving so that you can competently order food, give directions and start basic conversations in Spanish during your time on the island.
All in all Lanzarote is a perfectly safe and welcome place for solo travellers, offering a holiday destination for some of the best diving in Europe whilst discovering a new landscape and commonly making long term friends through the Active Diving community here on the island.
To find out more about travelling solo with Active Diving in Lanzarote, The Red Sea or South Africa visit http://www.activediving.co.uk and quote: ART
Author: Emma Parker (29/08/08)
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Active Diving – Travelling Solo in Sharm el Sheikh
Regarded as the centre of Egypt, the outstanding diving destination of Sharm el sheikh on the Red sea offers spectacular underwater views and marine life. Sharm el Sheikh has fetched an unsurpassed reputation for diving across the because of its calm, emerald green waters and plethora of marine life in residence. Active Diving offer holidays across the red sea, Sharm el Sheikh offering something for everyone, especially solo travellers.
Whilst travelling through Egypt there are countless ways of meeting fellow travellers, Active Diving brings each of their divers together to ensure a community is created, including each diver whether beginner or experienced. Accommodation in Egypt is often the core area to meet other travellers, especially the popular mentioned in the guide books. Many of the independent travellers are in pairs or on their own and it's perfectly acceptable to join them without any ill feeling.
The red sea boasts some of the best diving in the world, Active Diving and their team can guide you through this vibrant and varied underwater life throughout. The first port of call for Sharm el Sheikh diving is Na'ama Beach, Shark's Bay, Sharm El- Moya, Ras um Sid, and the Terrazina Beach. The Tiran Island is an excellent scuba diving spot at Sharm el Sheikh. Don't be disappointed if you are not a professional diver, there are many tour operators in the UK whom can arrange courses for when you arrive (Active Diving: http://www.activediving.co.uk).
Exploring the spectacular reefs of Ras Nourani under the guidance of expert divers leaves an indelible impression on the minds of the visitors ensuring Sharm el Sheikh diving is a memorable experience for all. Sharm el Sheikh diving is unsurpassed in Egypt and renowned for diving across the globe. The red sea had been a source of wonder and mystery throughout the world for various reasons; however it is now a particularly interesting site because of the plethora of marine treasures hidden beneath its emerald waters. Active Diving are established in Sharm el Sheikh, with some of the most experienced divers in the area guiding and teaching, ensuring your experience will be second to non.
Sharm el Sheikh diving is most definitely in the land of dreams, filled with crystal clear water, splendid corals, awesome underwater vegetation and atypical Piscean species which will not only please your eyes but present you with an opportunity of witnessing some of the best surprises in the sea.
In the popular tourist areas cheap hotels are in abundance. There is a wide range of choice for people on all budgets. There are many dormitory style rooms for those are on the tightest of budgets, however for not much more it is perfectly achievable to get a single room. Active Diving can help you find the right accommodation for your needs and budget, allowing you to concentrate on the diving.
Because Egyptians don't drink much you'll find a majority of the hotels devoid of drunken revelry, but you will find a multitude of late night conversations about where to go and what to see under the water. Active Diving have many guides to the diving in Egypt on their website (http://www.activediving.co.uk/diving_destinations_sharm_el_sheikh.html).
Watch out for the tourist restaurants where although the food may look familiar it will be expensive to find out. A night trip up Mount Sinai-walking in the dark gives everybody a sense of camaraderie and can be done outside of precious diving hours, allowing you to get the most from your holiday in Sharm. Active Diving can recommend the best local restaurants to visit upon your arrival, showing you some local cuising and culture rather than an interpretation of British cuisine.
To find out more about travelling solo with Active Diving in Sharm el Sheikh, Lanzarote or South Africa visit http://www.activediving.co.uk and quote: ART
Author: Emma Parker (29/08/08)
That’s all for now on how you the travelling solo with Active Diving
Whilst travelling through Egypt there are countless ways of meeting fellow travellers, Active Diving brings each of their divers together to ensure a community is created, including each diver whether beginner or experienced. Accommodation in Egypt is often the core area to meet other travellers, especially the popular mentioned in the guide books. Many of the independent travellers are in pairs or on their own and it's perfectly acceptable to join them without any ill feeling.
The red sea boasts some of the best diving in the world, Active Diving and their team can guide you through this vibrant and varied underwater life throughout. The first port of call for Sharm el Sheikh diving is Na'ama Beach, Shark's Bay, Sharm El- Moya, Ras um Sid, and the Terrazina Beach. The Tiran Island is an excellent scuba diving spot at Sharm el Sheikh. Don't be disappointed if you are not a professional diver, there are many tour operators in the UK whom can arrange courses for when you arrive (Active Diving: http://www.activediving.co.uk).
Exploring the spectacular reefs of Ras Nourani under the guidance of expert divers leaves an indelible impression on the minds of the visitors ensuring Sharm el Sheikh diving is a memorable experience for all. Sharm el Sheikh diving is unsurpassed in Egypt and renowned for diving across the globe. The red sea had been a source of wonder and mystery throughout the world for various reasons; however it is now a particularly interesting site because of the plethora of marine treasures hidden beneath its emerald waters. Active Diving are established in Sharm el Sheikh, with some of the most experienced divers in the area guiding and teaching, ensuring your experience will be second to non.
Sharm el Sheikh diving is most definitely in the land of dreams, filled with crystal clear water, splendid corals, awesome underwater vegetation and atypical Piscean species which will not only please your eyes but present you with an opportunity of witnessing some of the best surprises in the sea.
In the popular tourist areas cheap hotels are in abundance. There is a wide range of choice for people on all budgets. There are many dormitory style rooms for those are on the tightest of budgets, however for not much more it is perfectly achievable to get a single room. Active Diving can help you find the right accommodation for your needs and budget, allowing you to concentrate on the diving.
Because Egyptians don't drink much you'll find a majority of the hotels devoid of drunken revelry, but you will find a multitude of late night conversations about where to go and what to see under the water. Active Diving have many guides to the diving in Egypt on their website (http://www.activediving.co.uk/diving_destinations_sharm_el_sheikh.html).
Watch out for the tourist restaurants where although the food may look familiar it will be expensive to find out. A night trip up Mount Sinai-walking in the dark gives everybody a sense of camaraderie and can be done outside of precious diving hours, allowing you to get the most from your holiday in Sharm. Active Diving can recommend the best local restaurants to visit upon your arrival, showing you some local cuising and culture rather than an interpretation of British cuisine.
To find out more about travelling solo with Active Diving in Sharm el Sheikh, Lanzarote or South Africa visit http://www.activediving.co.uk and quote: ART
Author: Emma Parker (29/08/08)
That’s all for now on how you the travelling solo with Active Diving
Active Diving – Travelling Solo in Lanzarote
Lanzarote, located off the west coast of Africa is one of the most popular islands for tourism in the Canaries, a popular destination for both on the water and under the water sports seekers. As a solo traveller you should hold no fear about exploring this wonderful island. Lanzarote is a warm destination in both temperature and atmosphere; the people are welcoming and proud of their volcanic island, with its biosphere status boosting its image further. The diving on the island is some of the best in Europe; Active Diving can offer insight into some of the islands history and underwater legend.
Lanzarote is the perfect destination for solo travellers, Active Diving ensure that there is a strong community vibe upon arrival right through to departure. We have the Active Centre located on Las Cucharas beach which acts as a meeting point for divers as well as a core place to share stories, drink a beer and watch the world go by after a hard day under the water.
As a solo traveller, Costa Teguise, where Active Diving is based, is the perfect area of Lanzarote to stay. Costa Teguise offers a lot less hustle and bustle compared to the main resort Puerto del Carmen, allowing you to get absorbed in the relatively small community and get to know the other divers.
The accommodation available across Costa Teguise when travelling with Active Diving is all of a similar standard; some apartments are located in central Costa whereas others are a 15 minute walk to the centre of the area. No matter where you stay however you’re no more than a 15 minute walk or €3 taxi ride from good restaurants and bars. High quality accommodation is available however most travellers looking to dive are uninterested in their accommodation as most of their time is spent at the dive school or under the water.
Extra activities on offer on top of diving include Windsurfing (The windsurfing world championships are held every year in Costa Teguise during July), Surfing, Mountain biking, Trekking and Kitesurfing. During your time in Lanzarote with Active Diving you will most likely meet other guests taking part in some of these activities and they will share their experiences from throughout their holiday. Lanzarote is a real adventure destination where you will meet like minded individuals looking for adventure whilst sampling new sports and experiences from learning to Scuba Dive to achieving their divemaster, the options are endless.
Its becoming increasingly popular for visitors to learn to speak Spanish whilst on the island, Active Diving offer a crash course in Spanish around your diving so that you can competently order food, give directions and start basic conversations in Spanish during your time on the island.
All in all Lanzarote is a perfectly safe and welcome place for solo travellers, offering a holiday destination for some of the best diving in Europe whilst discovering a new landscape and commonly making long term friends through the Active Diving community here on the island.
To find out more about travelling solo with Active Diving in Lanzarote, The Red Sea or South Africa visit http://www.activediving.co.uk and quote: ART
Author: Emma Parker (29/08/08)
That’s all for now on how you the travelling solo with Active Diving
Lanzarote is the perfect destination for solo travellers, Active Diving ensure that there is a strong community vibe upon arrival right through to departure. We have the Active Centre located on Las Cucharas beach which acts as a meeting point for divers as well as a core place to share stories, drink a beer and watch the world go by after a hard day under the water.
As a solo traveller, Costa Teguise, where Active Diving is based, is the perfect area of Lanzarote to stay. Costa Teguise offers a lot less hustle and bustle compared to the main resort Puerto del Carmen, allowing you to get absorbed in the relatively small community and get to know the other divers.
The accommodation available across Costa Teguise when travelling with Active Diving is all of a similar standard; some apartments are located in central Costa whereas others are a 15 minute walk to the centre of the area. No matter where you stay however you’re no more than a 15 minute walk or €3 taxi ride from good restaurants and bars. High quality accommodation is available however most travellers looking to dive are uninterested in their accommodation as most of their time is spent at the dive school or under the water.
Extra activities on offer on top of diving include Windsurfing (The windsurfing world championships are held every year in Costa Teguise during July), Surfing, Mountain biking, Trekking and Kitesurfing. During your time in Lanzarote with Active Diving you will most likely meet other guests taking part in some of these activities and they will share their experiences from throughout their holiday. Lanzarote is a real adventure destination where you will meet like minded individuals looking for adventure whilst sampling new sports and experiences from learning to Scuba Dive to achieving their divemaster, the options are endless.
Its becoming increasingly popular for visitors to learn to speak Spanish whilst on the island, Active Diving offer a crash course in Spanish around your diving so that you can competently order food, give directions and start basic conversations in Spanish during your time on the island.
All in all Lanzarote is a perfectly safe and welcome place for solo travellers, offering a holiday destination for some of the best diving in Europe whilst discovering a new landscape and commonly making long term friends through the Active Diving community here on the island.
To find out more about travelling solo with Active Diving in Lanzarote, The Red Sea or South Africa visit http://www.activediving.co.uk and quote: ART
Author: Emma Parker (29/08/08)
That’s all for now on how you the travelling solo with Active Diving
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