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TO View Diving Rates IndividualIndividual RatesRates PackagePackage RatesRates Reservation and Transportation Information "LADY KEY DIVER" 40' Custom Dive Boat awaits your Charter at Special Low Rates COAST GUARD INSPECTED & APPROVED • QUALIFIED CREW LEAD-SHOT RENTAL WEIGHTS ON BOARD• FRESHWATER SHOWER SEATS WITH TANKS AT BACK AND GEAR STORAGE UNDER STEREO SOUND SYSTEM • EASY ENTRY AND EXIT • FAST • ROOMY • COMFORTABLE BobBob BrBraayman'syman's Where there are more things to do underwater than in any other place in the United States. OVER 40 SPECIES OF CORAL WRECK DIVING • SHALLOW OR DEEP DIVING • SHELTERED AREAS YEAR-ROUND SUMMER TEMPERATURES 5050 Overseas Highway • MM 50 SPEARFISH • LOBSTER • NIGHT DIVING Marathon, FL. Keys 33050 PLENTIFUL MARINE LIFE • NITROX 1-800-331-HALL(4255) TREASURE HUNTING • REBREATHERS FAX (305) 743-8168 TROPICAL FISH COLLECTING (305) 743-5929 E-Mail: [email protected] Volume 30 - February 2020 Website: www.Hallsdiving.com Reservations & Booking Diving Reef Trips Daily for Scuba or Snorkeling RESERVATIONS: Call (305) 743-5929 or 1-800-331-HALL Two Locations with Time for Diving Two Tanks of Air (4255), FAX (305)743-8168 • 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. For complete details, on the Dive Center offerings, see our complete maga- DAY DIVES: zine brochure. Sombrero, Delta Shoal Area, Thunderbolt Wreck, Coffins Patch DEPOSITS: A $100.00 deposit per person or the total amount or any area less than 10 miles away (4 hours trip time) (whichever is lower) is due 7 days from the request for Check-In: 9:00 A.M. or 1:00 in the afternoon reservations. Departs: 9:30 A.M. and 1:30 in the afternoon FINAL PAYMENT: The final payment is due 14 days before arrival. Reservations requested with less than 14 days notice must be paid in full at the time of reservation. Funds not NIGHT DIVES: (2 1/2 hour trip time) received on time, result in automatic reservation cancellation. Winter, Spring and Fall Departs at Dusk for a 1 Tank Night Dive METHOD OF PAYMENT: IN STORE: Cash, Travelers Checks and Major Credit Cards DAY/NIGHT DIVE: (4 hour trip time) may be used for purchases. Sorry, no personal checks can be Summer Departs Two Hours before Dusk for a 2 Tank Day/Night accepted from out of town guests. Dive. THROUGH THE MAIL OR FAX: Cashier’s Checks, Money All Times are approximate. Trips must be scheduled in advance. Orders, Bank Certified Personal Checks, Bank Money Wires, EMailed or FAXed signed Credit Card Slips (guaranteed not w/tanks to be revoked) can be used. No personal checks, unless FARE: & weights there is at least 20 days to clear them. Scuba Diver’s ......... $80.00 per person ............... $102.00 Scuba Diver's ......... $90.00 per person ............... $112.00 SALES TAX: The State of Florida charges sales tax on all trips, merchandise, some diving services and packages. Night Dives or Over 10 miles away day dives (Thunderbolt, etc.) CANCELLATIONS: Cancellations made on packages or les- Snorkeler’s: (all trips) ...............................$55.00 per person sons 14 days or more before scheduled arrival are subject to (includes snorkel vest, mask, fins and snorkel) a $50.00 per person cancellation fee. Cancellations with less Rider’s: (all trips) .....................................$50.00 per person than 14 days notice will be subject to a charge equal to the full Children: (all trips) .................................. $50.00 per person amount. In special cases, “Rainchecks” can be issued. (12 years or younger, accompanied by a responsible adult) Cancellations on Reef trip reservations purchased singly are REDUCED FARE AND LODGING PACKAGES ON OTHER PAGES subject to a $20.00 per person cancellation charge. REDUCED FARE PROFESSIONALLY ORGANIZED GROUPS: Groups of ten MULTIPLE TICKET PURCHASES (ANY LOCATION OR TIME) or more passengers, organized and guided by a professional Ticket Blocks include trips. Special reduced rental and lesson group leader, may qualify for special wholesale group trip, prices are available by using the 3, 5 or 7 Night Package Options in rental and lodging rates. Call for a quotation. this brochure. Use the 3 Night Options for 3 Tickets, 5 Night Options for 4 Tickets and the 7 Night Options for 6 Tickets. This Offer is subject to the Store and Trip Policy in this 3 Trip Tickets .........................................$204.00 brochure. Please read this policy before making res- ervations. (use the 3 Night Package Options for Reduced Rental/ Lesson Prices) Transportation: 4 Trip Tickets .........................................$272.00 (use the 5 Night Package Options for Reduced Rental / Lesson AIR: Marathon airport does not connect with flights from Miami or Ft. Lauderdale. There are no air Carriers at this time. If you Prices) fly into Miami or Ft. Lauderdale you can either rent a car and 6 Trip Tickets .........................................$408.00 drive to Marathon or take a shuttle. For a shuttle, call Keys (use the 7 Night Package Options for Reduced Rental / Lesson Shuttle at 1-888-765-9997 or go on-line. Prices) BUS: Greyhound buses leave Miami Airport for the Florida Air or Nitrox Fills Keys, twice a day. Call your local Greyhound office for sched- Air All Sizes ................................. $7.50 .10 fill card $65.00 ule and fare information. Keys Shuttle from the airport in Miami Top Off (less than 1000 PSI) .. $6.00 and Ft. Lauderdale leaves a half a dozen times a day. Call 1- Nitrox • Up to 32% and 3500 psi 888-765-9997 or go on-line at www.keysshuttle.com for a Up to 80 cu. ft. .................. $15.00 . 10 Fill Card $128.00 complete schedule and reservations. Up to 100 cu. ft. ................ $17.00 . 10 Fill Card $145.00 Up to 120 cu. ft. ................ $18.00 . 10 Fill Card $153.00 TAXI, UBER, LYFT is available for transportation. Nitrox • Up to 36% and 3500 psi Up to 80 cu.ft. ................... $17.00 . 10 Fill Card $145.00 RENTAL CARS: Available at Miami, Ft. Lauderdale Airport Up to 100 cu. ft. ................ $19.00 . 10 Fill Card $162.00 and in Marathon. Avis 1-800-331-1212, Budget 800-221-8822 Up to 120 cu. ft. ................ $20.00 . 10 Fill Card $170.00 or Enterprise 888-305-8051. Tank Visual - Interior and Exterior Inspection - Check Aluminum Tank Threads for visible cracks .......................................... $25.00 1-800-331-HALL(4255) Tank K-Valve Overhaul ........................................ $20.00 + Parts FAX (305) 743-8168 R (305) 743-5929 R R AMERICAN Master Card EMail:[email protected] VISA EXPRESS www.hallsdiving.com FINANCIAL SERVICES CARD Marathon, Florida Keys TRIPS • RENTALS • TRIPS • RENTALS Rentals On Our Boat Rental Equipment is hauled, cleaned and stored for you at no additional charge. On Our Boat Out of Store Silicone Mask w/purge .......................... $5.00 $7.00 On Our Boat Out of Store Silicone Dry Snorkel .............................. $5.00 $6.00 Weight Belt w/ soft weights .................... $5.00 $7.50 Snorkeling Fins ............................... $5.00 $7.00 Long Sleeve 1/8" Wet Suit Top .......... $10.00 $15.00 Open-heal Power Fins ......................... $10.00 $15.00 Farmer John/Jane 1/8" Wet Suit ......... $10.00 $15.00 Scuba Booties ............................... $5.00 $7.00 CO2 Snorkeling Safety Vest ............. included $7.50 Diver Propulsion Vehicle ..................... $45.00 on boat only Aluminum Tank AIR ......................... $8.50 $15.00 Underwater Light ............................. $20.00 $25.00 NITROX ................ $18.00 $25.00 Scubapro Buoyancy Jacket Underwater Nikon Camera & Strobe $100.00 on boat only w/Air II Octopus/Auto-inflator ............. $25.00 $30.00 Underwater Video Camera ............... $100.00 on boat only Economy Buoyancy Jacket ................. $15.00 $20.00 Deluxe Rental Package AIR ............ $70.00 $95.00 Scubapro's Best Regulator w/Nitrox/Air Computer & Compass NITROX ... $90.00 $115.00 ............................. $25.00 $30.00 (2 Tanks, Buoyancy Jacket, AirII Octopus/Auto-Inflator, Economy Regulator ............................. $15.00 $20.00 Regulator w/Nitrox/Air Computer and Compass) Octopus, Gauges and Compass Economy Rental Package ................. $50.00 $75.00 Poseidon MK VI Rebreather (2 Tanks, B/C Jacket, Octo, Auto-inflate,Gauges &Compass) w/Cartridge and Gas ....................... $250.00 on boat only Rental Frequency Discount - 3 or more times, paid in advance 15% Off - No Refunds for early returns Progressive Diving Courses on the Reef • INSTRUCTION L ONA ASS .A TI O VER .M .S R A C I S NATI . N IA A R ON C R N YM TE A T C N L E I U A L I T O EA WORLDWIDE N /0 ID N 2 2 N S I S DIVING EDUCATORS I ASSOCIATION TECHNICAL DIVING INSTRUCTOR W N S D I S N S P T D O P R A O I C R I R I INTERNATIONAL R E N T R L U L O A D V N A X I R U R O A D N DE F N & L DE FE E O T A L E SCUBA DIVING RWATER SSI E C H N I C A F E R R INTERNATIONAL 1 DAY "TRY SCUBA ON THE REEF" Reef trip and rental included $290.00 per person HALL'S COMPLETE OPEN WATER SCUBA 2 or more $250.00 per person CERTIFICATION COURSE DEEP DIVE GUIDE W/INSTRUCTOR ALSO INCLUDES OUT-OF-AIR DEEP WATER PROCEDURE TRAINING To assure your safety and enjoyment, we require deep dive guides when you do The complete course from non-diver to certified diver consists of three not have deep diving experience (80' or greater) and wish to do a deep dive. The sections. These sections are academic (on-line or DVD), pool sessions and Thunderbolt Wreck is a deep dive in 118' of water. five open water training dives including FREE out-of-air deep water Reef trips and rental are additional. $100.00 per person procedure training needed to dive safely beyond 60 feet.
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