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Book soon and save this summer with Regaldive

For divers searching for great summer savings, then there’s no need to look any further. UK based diving holiday specialist Regaldive is offering savings of £200 per person on seven night stays at the Hilton Coral Resort in Nuweiba this summer*. Ending on 28th February 2014, this great offer is valid for just two more weeks, so divers are advised to get in there quick to take advantage.

Offering the ideal setting for those who want to get away from the crowds, Nuweiba is a relatively undiscovered gem, home to world class diving. Ideal for underwater photographers, the area is a haven for multi-coloured nudibranch, several species of seahorse, stonefish and frogfish. One of its most attractive dive sites, ‘sinker’, is home to a large submerged mooring buoy which has since turned into an artificial reef. Soft corals decorate the length of the mooring chain while dense packs of glassfish and anthias swirl around the buoy, making this a truly mesmerising dive.

The all-inclusive Hilton Coral Resort sits on one of the finest beaches in Nuweiba and overlooks the Saudi Arabian mountains. With spacious grounds, two swimming pools and an extensive range of sporting facilities, there is plenty to keep divers entertained both above and below the water. Now costing from just £514 per person, seven night packages include return flights, transfers and all inclusive accommodation. A five day shore diving dive pack costs from £140** per person, when taking advantage of Regaldive’s buy one get one half price deal.

For further information or to book, visit www.regaldive.co.uk or call +44 (0)1353 659 999.

* The £200 discount is valid for departures between 1 May and 31 October, 2014

** Buy one get one half price on dive packs is valid for travel between 3 May and 30 June 2014. (Also valid between 4 January and 17 March and 16 November and 16 December, 2014)

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