Many of us at Tropic Breeze are avid divers. Our founder, Jo, is straight into the water at any chance she gets! We therefore understand the value of a memorable dive, and the wonders of seeing so much colourful sea life up close. But where are some of the best places to dive? The Great Barrier Reef in Australia? Or the Red Sea in Egypt? At Tropic Breeze we believe some of the best diving spots in the world can be found in the Maldives.
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When you think about a holiday in the Maldives, you instantly picture the crystal clear waters riddled with colourful coral, resident turtles and beautiful tropical fish. Here we have picked our top resorts for snorkelling and diving so you can turn this daydream into a reality! For more information, or for a tailor made quote – call us on 01752 880 880 or email [email protected]
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If you are looking for a great resort for water sports or paddle boarding in the Caribbean or Maldives, we recommend heading to one of the featured properties. For more information, or for a tailor made quote – call us on 01752 880 880 or email [email protected]
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Discover Carlisle Bay, a chic yet family-friendly resort in Antigua! Set beside a stunning beach against a backdrop of rolling hills and tropical rainforest, the 5 star property is perfect for couples or families in search of luxury.
Read on to find out more about holidays to Carlisle Bay.
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BodyHoliday in St Lucia has recently added a sailing club to its facilities, offering guests at the all-inclusive resort an exhilarating new way to experience the Caribbean. Sailing lessons are available throughout the year, while a new theme month will run from 4 March – 1 April 2018, allowing guests to learn from Olympic sailors Saskia Clark and Nick Thompson. Continue reading “Sailing holidays at BodyHoliday”
Manta rays are gentle giants which are found in the waters surrounding the Maldives, typically growing to about 3.5m in width and recognisable for their triangular wings.
At certain times of year mass gatherings of manta rays and whale sharks take place, a spectacular natural event which is unique to the Maldives. Hanifaru Bay in Baa Atoll is a Marine Protected Area which acts as the world’s largest feeding station, where it’s not uncommon for over one hundred mantas and several whale sharks to feed at the same time. Continue reading “Snorkel with manta rays in the Maldives”
