Travel aboard the scientific vessel The Kairos in Tanzania at a reduced price

I won a cheque of 1300 Euros reduction for a dive safari aboard the Kairos in Tanzania. Unfortuantely I can't go, so I'm selling this cheque for only 1100 Euros. This is a scientific ship exploring new divesites in Tanzania, going places where no diver has been before and doing scientific research on whalesharks. Nitrox diving at no additional charge and the possibility to try out rebreathers and plenty of other interesting options. They also offer very inexpensive trimix courses onboard during the trip. For more information have a look at their website: http://www.fr.thekairoscompany.com

Contributed by Erika Antoniazzo added 2007-05-05

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Erika Antoniazzo added 2007-07-30

OK, we're getting closer to expiry date of this voucher. It's valid until January 2008, so still a while to go, but since I haven't sold it yet, I'm willing to let go for less. Any serious offers....just email me and we can discuss a reasonable price.

Erika.

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