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Recreaction Activity Booklet RECREATION ACTIVITIES RECREATION MARINE CENTRE OPENS 9AM – 6PM SNORKELLING EXCURSIONS The Indian Ocean is one of the World’s best destinations to experience crystal clear water visibility and rich marine life. Maamunagau Island is blessed with a large lagoon which surrounds the entire island and is home to several snorkeling spots, thriving with diverse fish, black tip reef sharks, dolphins and turtles. During the months of August – November, guests can swim among majestic manta rays in the Maamunagau house reef as the manta’s migrate between atolls. Guests can enjoy a plethora of watersports and excursions in the turquoise waters of the islands lagoon or journey to nearby snorkeling and dive spots in Raa Atoll. Guests can book selected activities at the Marine Centre. Please note that all water activities are dependent on availability, weather and for certain activities, there are age restrictions. Private snorkelling lesson (per person) 1 hr USD 75 Private snorkelling tour by dhoni (6 persons, additional person $90) 1 hr USD 450 Group snorkelling by boat (per person, min 4 persons) 1 hr USD 50 Discover snorkelling (per person) 1 hr USD 30 Night snorkelling (per person) 1 hr USD 90 Adventure snorkelling (per person, min 4 persons) 2 hrs USD 85 Guided swimming using ameo power breather (per person) 1 hr USD 50 All prices are in US Dollars (USD), subject to 12% GST and 10% service charge. RECREATION CRUISE EXCURSIONS Dolphin cruise (per person, min 4 persons) 2 hrs USD 75 Sunset cruise by dhoni (per person, min 4 persons) 1 hr USD 115 FISHING TRIPS Sunset fishing (per person, min 4 persons) 2 hrs USD 95 Sunrise fishing (per person, min 4 persons) 2 hrs USD 115 Dhoni rental for trolling and casting (max 4 persons) 1 hr USD 450 PRIVATE BOAT RENTAL Dhoni (6 persons, additional person $90) 1 hr USD 450 PHOTOGRAPHY Underwater photography single dive USD 275 Underwater photography double dive USD 500 - Underwater photography are dependant on weather conditions permitting CANCELLATION POLICY 24 hours and over prior to activity: no fee 23 - 13 hours prior to activity: 50% of the full price ; 10% service charge & 12% tax applies 12 - 6 hours prior to activity: 75% of the full price ; 10% service charge & 12% tax applies Less than 6 hours prior to the activity or no show: full price ; 10% service charge & 12% tax applies All prices are in US Dollars (USD), subject to 12% GST and 10% service charge. RECREATION DIVING 1 - 5 dives Per dive from the first dive USD 90 6 - 10 dives Per dive from the first dive USD 85 11 - 20 dives Per dive from the first dive USD 80 21 dives & upwards Per dive from the first dive USD 75 Orientation dive Per dive from the first dive USD 90 Night dive supplement Per dive in addition to the diving rate USD 10 EXTRA GUIDING FEE Private divemaster Per divemaster - half day / full day USD 150 / 250 Private instructor Per instructor - half day / full day USD 200 / 300 - Tank, weighs, surface marker buoy and surface alert horns are included in all diving activities - Enriched air nitrox is available at no extra charge. This benefit applies to enriched air certified divers only - Last minute cancellations will be charged a cancellation fee EQUIPMENT RENTAL Mask, snorkel, fins, deluxe carrying bag Complimentary Full scuba set - includes dive computer, bcd, wetsuit & regulator Per dive USD 25 Dive computer Per dive USD 8 BCD jacket Per dive USD 8 Wetsuit Per dive USD 8 Regulator Per dive USD 8 Dive torch Per dive USD 10 Digital camera Per dive USD 60 / 80 Prescription mask Per dive USD 15 PRIVATE DIVING Single dive - 1/2/3/4 persons By speedboat - full equipment, guides | instructor USD 1245/1365/1615/1735 Double dives - 1/2/3/4 persons By speedboat - full equipment, guides | instructor USD 2490/2730/3230/3470 Discover scuba diving - 1/2/3/4 persons By speedboat - full equipment, guides | instructor USD 995/1465/1935/2405 - The use of dive computers, surface marker buoys & surface alert horns is mandatory - Requires all e-learning sections for that course to be completed in full by the student before training commences - E-learners are entitled to a us$ 100 discount on all above courses for which e-learning is available - Maximum diving depth limit is 30m - Decompression diving is strictly prohibited - A 24 hour no diving before flying period must be observed prior to departure PADI PROGRAMS FOR BEGINNERS PADI Bubblemaker - 8 to 10 yrs old Per person USD 110 PADI Seal team mission Theory and 1 Lagoon session (per mission, per person) USD 110 PADI Discover scuba diving - lagoon (Min age 10 yrs old) Theory, 1 Confined session and 1 Lagoon dive USD 175 PADI Discover scuba diving - by boat Theory, 1 Confined session and 1 boat dive USD 220 PADI Repeat discover scuba diving - by boat 1 additional boat dive USD 150 - Prices quoted include equipment rental - All programs and courses taught are padi sanctioned All prices are in US Dollars (USD), subject to 12% GST and 10% service charge. RECREATION DIVING COURSES INC EQUIP / EXCL EQUIP PADI Seal team mission Theory and 5 dives USD 450 PADI Scuba diver Theory, 3 Confined sessions and 2 dives USD 650 PADI Open water diver Theory, 5 Confined sessions and 4 dives USD 960 PADI Upgrade to open water diver Theory, 2 Confined sessions and 2 dives USD 550 PADI Open water referral 4 dives USD 570 PADI Scuba tune up Theory, 1 Confined sessions and 1 dives USD 140 / 115 PADI Adventure diver Theory and 3 dives USD 550 / 475 PADI Advanced open water diver Theory and 5 dives USD 750 / 625 PADI Single adventure dive Theory and 1 dive USD 150 / 125 PADI Enriched air diver course Theory and 1 dive USD 400 / 375 PADI 2 dive specialty courses Theory and 2 dives USD 450 / 400 PADI 4 dive specialty courses Theory and 4 dives USD 650 / 550 PADI Emergency first response Theory and practical classroom lessons USD 300 PADI Rescue diver Theory and 5 skill development sessions USD 700 / 650 PADI Master scuba diver Multiple Theory and practical workshops upon request PADI Dive master Multiple Theory and practical workshops USD 2500 PADI Deep diver 4 dive Theory sessions | 4 open water dives USD 650 / 550 PADI Night diver 3 dive Theory sessions | 2 open water dives USD 650 / 550 PADI Drift diver 2 dive Theory sessions | 2 open water dives USD 450 / 400 PADI Peak performance buoyancy 2 dive Theory sessions | 2 open water dives USD 450 / 400 PADI Master seal team member (for kids) 10 aqua briefings | 10 aqua missions USD 700 - All programs and courses taught are padi sanctioned - Prices quoted include as required: course manual & materials + certification fee (us$ 150) + log book + equipment rental MISCELLANEOUS Inflatables / Beach Toys Filling of air per item USD 15 - Requires all e-learning sections for that course to be completed in full by the student before training commences - E-learners are entitled to a USD100 discount on all above courses for which e-learning is available CANCELLATION POLICY 24 hours and over prior to activity: no fee 23 - 13 hours prior to activity: 50% of the full price ; 10% service charge & 12% tax applies 12 - 6 hours prior to activity: 75% of the full price ; 10% service charge & 12% tax applies Less than 6 hours prior to the activity or no show: full price ; 10% service charge & 12% tax applies All prices are in US Dollars (USD), subject to 12% GST and 10% service charge. RECREATION NON-MOTORISED WATER SPORTS WINDSURFING & KITESURFING Windsurfing short course (per person) 3 hrs USD 300 Private windsurfing lesson (per person) 1 hr USD 110 Kite surfing equipment (per set) 1 hr / half day / full day USD 80/250/375 CATAMARAN SAILING Catamaran sailing excursion with skipper (max 2 persons) 1 hr USD 110 Catamaran sailing short course (1 person) 3 hrs USD 300 Private catamaran sailing lesson (1 person) 1 hr USD 110 PADDLE BOARDING Escorted paddle boarding (per person) 1 hr USD 40 Stand up paddle boarding lesson for beginners (per person) 1 hr USD 60 MOTORISED WATER SPORTS Escorted jet skiing (max 2 persons per jet ski) 30 mins USD 190 Adventure jet skiing (max 2 persons per jet ski) 1 hr / 1.5 hrs USD 350 / 500 Inflatable rides (per person) 15 mins USD 50 Wakeboarding lesson for beginners (per person) 1 session USD125 Water-skiing lesson for beginners (per person) 1 session USD 125 Kneeboarding lesson for beginners (per person) 1 session USD 125 Wakeskating lesson for beginners (per person) 1 session USD 125 Wakeboarding for experts (per person) 1 session USD 100 Water-skiing for experts (per person) 1 session USD 100 Kneeboarding for experts (per person) 1 session USD 100 Wakeskating for experts (per person) 1 session USD 100 Crownline motorized watersports (max 3 persons) 30 mins / 1 hr USD 225 / 425 Sea bob (per sea bob) 30 mins USD 190 Private sea bob snorkelling tour by speed boat (max 2 persons) 1 hr USD 1150 Sea doo adventure snorkelling (max 2 persons | 2 scooters) 1 hr USD 550 Sea doo adventure snorkelling (max 4 persons | 4 scooters) 1 hr USD 650 Parasailing (per person) 1 session USD 195 Sunset parasailing (max 2 persons) 1 session USD 750 X-jetblade (per session) 45 mins USD 275 Crownline boat hire (max 6 persons) 1 hr USD 450 Parasailing boat hire (max 8 persons) 1 hr USD 600 OTHER COMPLIMENTARY WATER SPORTS – FIRST COME FIRST SERVED Single kayaks 1 hr Double kayaks 1 hr Two person paddle boat 1 hr Four person paddle boat 1 hr Stand Up Paddle board 1 hr Windsurfing board 1 hr Catamaran sailing 1 hr - Participants must remain in sight of water sports staff at all times - All participants are required to wear life jackets - 23 - 13 hours prior to activity: 50% of the full price ; 10% service charge & 12% tax applies - All activities must be conducted away from the resort house reef as well as reefs within the lagoon - Lost or damaged water sports equipment will be charged at replacement cost CANCELLATION POLICY 24 hours and over prior to activity: no fee 23 - 13 hours prior to activity: 50% of the full price ; 10% service charge & 12% tax applies All prices are in US Dollars (USD), subject to 12% GST and 10% service charge..
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