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*Modes Air, nitrox, trimix, gauge Safety Stop : Yes Digital Compass: Yes Stopwatch: Yes Air Integration Optional Gases 5 OC / 5 CC Guaranteed depth 260m (850ft) Divelog 1,000 hours Screen Resolution 320x240 QVGA Buhlmann GF algorithm Optional VPM-B algorithm Upgradable firmware Yes Bluetooth Smart Ready Interface Full-color LCD LED display Yes Battery User-replaceable AA battery -OPTIONAL AIR INTEGRATION- Use with up to two Shearwater wireless transmitters Calculates gas time remaining Displays current tank pressure Twin tank and Sidemount capability -COMPACT AND COMFORTABLE Simple, low profile appearance thin, lightweight, sleek design Integrated bungee mount 2.2 Inch high-resolution display Two button interface User customizable display -DESIGNED FOR EVERY DIVER Air, Nitrox and Trimix Capable Multiple dive modes Gauge-bottom timer with stopwatch and dive logging Guaranteed to 260m/850ft depth 1,000 hours dive log 3 axis, tilt compensated, digital compass Learn More

Features: The new bungee strap eliminates hassle on deck. A heel pad on the strap protects your foot from blisters and abrasion. Water can flow through the blade, along the channel in front of the foot pocket. This enhances efficiency, power, and stability for every diver, from student to pro. The soft TPR membrane on the blade channels water for improved hydrodynamics during both the power stroke and recovery portions of the kick cycle.The revolutionary side ribs are made of elastomeric rubber sections and firmer wave-shaped structures to load and release energy at precise moments during the kick cycle. The effect is a solid, powerful, yet easy kick that benefits beginners as well as expert divers. Learn More

This is truly rustic “enjoyment of the great outdoors” and offers a visit to the more serene Eastern Lagoon Mangroves near the E48 Substation on Al Salam St.The Mangroves here are many and cover a vast area with lots of side channels to venture into & explore (tide levels permitting). However there is no changing/shower facilities on site so bring a towel to dry yourself off before getting into your car.

The timings of our tours are approximate and will depend on the tide levels, the wind & weather conditions. We always endeavor to check the weather and tides to ensure a pleasant kayak experience for all. The low tide allows us to see more birds, crabs and fish prevalent in the area, whereas the high tide tour allows you to venture deeper into the mangroves. There will be a briefing on the importance of the Mangroves and tuition on Kayaking for all sessions.

A summary of other things you might like to know:

1. Al Mahara provides experienced guides who will take you out on the waters.
2. We suggest you bring plenty of sunscreen, wear a hat & suitable clothes for watersports (you will get a little wet) and sturdy footwear – our launch site is rocky & muddy; flip-flops & sandals tend to get stuck in mud and slip on rocks. A change of footwear for afterwards might also be a good idea.
3. You will be given a 500ml bottle of water to keep you hydrated during the tour (please bring more if you like).
4. Everyone will be provided with & required to wear a life jacket (Personal Flotation Device) for your safety and peace of mind.
5.  You are likely to see a host of birdlife (Heron, Cormorants, possibly Flamingos) & fish in the water, jelly fish, crabs etc.
6. You will need to decide if you want to bring your cameras/phones if photos are to be taken. It is up to you and if you do bring them then they will need to go in a waterproof bag because water does splash into the kayak (we will have waterproof Dry Paks and Pelican boxes available for retail on site).

Our aim is to provide all our valued kayakers a fun and safe experience in an eco-friendly way through kayaking to discover the hidden treasures of the Mangroves and where possible highlight the Mangrove fauna.

The Price:

 

The cost for the Kayaking Tour is only 150dhs for adults and 100dhs for children between 6-10 years.

What You Get:

Chance encounters with indigenous wildlife by the water’s edge including Egrets, Herons, Crab Plovers, Sandpipers, Cormorants, and possibly, flock of pink Flamingos Includes a 500ml bottle of water Use of PFD (Personal Floatation Device, which is a life jacket for safety) Orientation of the local flora and fauna Use of quality branded sit-on-top kayaks (single seat or double seated depending of age, ability and group size) including paddle and deluxe padded seats

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The PADI Drift Diver Specialty course introduces you to the coolest magic carpet ride you'll ever experience. This course shows you how to enjoy rivers and ocean currents by "going with the flow," staying with your dive partner, communicating with the dive boat and knowing where you are the whole time.

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We love our beautiful local dive sites, but unfortunately on most dives we often witness plastic pollution and discarded fishing gear. So on Saturday 9th of June, a day after the World Oceans Day, Al Mahara Diving Center and Reef Check UAE would like to invite you to make a difference in our local environment by conducting a couple of underwater clean up dives at our most popular dive sites! Come and join us! Learn More

Knowing how and when to use emergency oxygen is a great skill to have and means you’re ready to help others should the need arise. Becoming a PADI Emergency Oxygen Provider lets you breathe easy knowing that you can recognize scuba diving illnesses treatable with emergency oxygen, and are prepared to offer aid. There are no prerequisites, age restrictions or water sessions required for this course – it’s open to everyone. Scuba divers, snorkelers and anyone who is around divers – boat crew, lifeguards, etc. – will benefit from having this training. Learn More

Pre-Requisites Minimum certification: PADI Junior Open Water Diver (or equivalent) Minimum age requirement: 10 years old Dive Against Debris Specialty Certification As a one dive specialty, the Dive Against Debris course counts as an adventure dive in the PADI Advanced Open Water Course. Help keep your favorite dive site and local marine environment free of debris and contribute to the largest global underwater database in the world. To reduce marine debris by 50% in targeted countries by 2030, we need everyone working together at local, national and international levels. See PADI AWARE’s Marine Debris page for more information. Learn More