The Greenwichdiving Bubble – Newsletter No. 8 October 2009

Autumn, a fantastic time of year to dive with us here at Greenwichdiving

In September;

Following on from a frenetic August, this month we have continued to enjoy our daily diving with an abundance of fish sightings. Grouper have been photographed regularly by our divers. With the slight dip in water temperature (25 degrees) there seems to have been an influx of Octopus, Sea Bass and both Moray and Conger Eels.

We continue to fill a great many diving courses guaranteeing all our clients a professional and fun environment in which to enhance their diving skills or indeed participate in our Open Water Diver Courses. 

Diving every day, due to the situation of our dive centre enables us to change our diving plan should weather constitutions vary, thus we are always able to offer optimum sites for our divers. This Month we have regularly visited the Moraig Caves , Mediana ( or Octopus ) Island , The Elephant and Enano Caves, Peñón de ifach ( Calpe ) and every day The Bear , Toix Point  y and Neptune’s Garden.

We received another welcome visit from our friends at Villayosa Rugby Club and following a great dive enjoyed a great BBQ here at the centre. Good Luck to the lads for the new season.

Congratulations to all our divers who passed their courses this month and especially to Dana who successfully completed her Instructor examination in Holland. 

In October;

What a start to the month, splendid weather and diving conditions, calm seas and great visibility. We have so much on offer this month involving courses, dives, BBQ´s etc, Check out our web www.greenwichdiving.com  to see upcoming event and please don’t delay in booking as we are already filling many of our monthly events.
As you may already be aware, here a greenwichdiving we are heavily involved with conservation projects and are now working with the Spanish Ministry of the Environment on projects such as control and observation of jellyfish movements within the area.