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SOUTH ARI DIVE DIVING PRICELIST DIVERS ALERT NETWORK SOUTH ARI DIVE CENTER EMAIL: [email protected] SOUTH ARI DIVE DRIFT THELU VELIGAA CALL: +960 7970010 REP. OF MALDIVES WEB: WWW.SOUTHARIDIVECENTER.COM Dive Price Details Price Single Dive 1to 5 55.00 Single Dive 6 to 11 52.00 Single Dive 12 to 20 48.00 6 Days non stop 3 dive per day 552.00 6 Days non stop 3 dive per day 828.00 Guide Night Dive Extra Charges 11.00 Tank Service Per Dive 1.00 Tank Service for Night Dive 2.00 Boat Trips Single Boat Trip 17.00 2 Tank Boat Trip 22.00 2 Boat Trip Same Day 33.00 6 Days non limited Boat Trips 188.00 Night Dive Boat Trip 20.00 Full Day Trip 57.00 Rental BCD per dive 5.00 BCD per day 7.00 Regulator per dive 5.00 Regulator per day 7.00 Wetsuit per dive 5.00 Wetsuit per Day 7.00 Dive Comp per Dive 5.00 Dive Comp Per Day 7.00 Mask ans snorkel per Dive 3.00 Mask and snorkel per Day 5.00 Fins per dive 3.00 Fins per day 5.00 Full Equipment per dive 20.00 Full Equipment per day 32.00 Dive light per dive 11.00 Compass per Dive 3.00 SMB FREE Certication issued – PADI only. All scuba course prices include boat trips, certication fee, full equipment and log book. Prices are in USD ($) & excluding taxes and service charge SOUTH ARI DIVE CENTER EMAIL: [email protected] SOUTH ARI DIVE DRIFT THELU VELIGAA CALL: +960 7970010 REP. OF MALDIVES WEB: WWW.SOUTHARIDIVECENTER.COM Photo Rates Camera Half day or 1 Dive 35.00 Camera Full Day or 2 Dive 50.00 Snorkeling Rental Rates Mask and snorkel per day 7.00 Mask and Snorkel half day 5.00 Snorkel 3.00 Fins per day 7.00 Fins per day 5.00 Dive Course Manual & Certicates Rates Rates Discover Scuba Diving 112.00 Discover Scuba diving theory 70.00 Manual 112.00 Scuba Diver 271.00 Certication 88.00 Scuba Diver to OWD 211.00 Open Water Diver 417.00 OWD Referral 240.00 Specialities Dive 22.00 Advance Diver 323.00 Pvt Guide 1 Dive Pvt Guide 2 Dives Certication issued – PADI only. All scuba course prices include boat trips, certication fee, full equipment and log book. Prices are in USD ($) & excluding taxes and service charge.

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