Marine Village Dive Shop

Tuesday, 22nd May 2012

Marine Village Dive Shop

Marine Village Dive Shop

What do you know? It’s already March. And that means we have a few weeks away from experiencing yet another fabulous summer, or should I say looking for cover from that heat, or, basking under the shade of a tree in a beautiful beach. Of course, it wouldn’t be fun if we all just sit there and enjoy the stunning stroke of beauty across the horizon that simply gives away the exquisite beauty of nature. That simply is a literature, I suppose.Anyway, one of the beaches/resorts that I would like to visit is the Marine Village Dive Shop. I didn’t know this was the Marine Village Club before that was established way back in June 1993 but from the looks of it, there’s a total rejuvenation of the whole place that I can’t wait to get into. Of course, I would very mind the budget but its summer and I haven’t had a break for months anyway, so it would definitely be great for a dive.

Diving

There are actually 3 sets of dives that are available in Marine Village Dive Shop. First off is the short diving wherein you get to enjoy the sights in the House Reef located within the Liloan, Cebu diving range. The middle diving sends you to a fabulous tour within Sumilon Island, Sibulan Negros towards the sites of Caceres Reef, Malabuyoc. The long diving gives you an opportunity to experience a whole awesome experience within the area of Apo Island, Siquijor Island, Pescador Island and Apo Island. That’s definitely a lot of things to do for the whole weekend to spend time diving serviced by the crew from the Marine Village Dive Shop.So, how about at night? One thing I love about beaches or resorts at night is the overwhelming feeling of calmness, serenity and a soft, gentle breeze of the wind. Of course, it wouldn’t be bad idea to take a night dive just within the area, but I prefer to take the night off and enjoy a glass of wine, or (all out) beer with friends.

Tour

The Mabinay Caves, the waterfalls tour (Kawasan Falls), the Dumaguete tour (Negros Oriental) and dolphin watching (in Taon Strait. These are just of the other features that the Marine Village Dive Shop can offer. That sure needs more than just a weekend to get into those diving spots and the tours. Heck, I think I need more than two weeks to fill out my schedule notes on what should I do from day one.Other things that you can simply get a hold unto are spending time for a massage (Swedish reflexology), aromatherapy or a game of golf. All in all, I wouldn’t mind spending one month here in Marine Village Dive Shop and that would certainly be a dream that I wouldn’t mind making it come true.