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Chronicles of an escalation in Havana
The story goes that it was not necessary to leave the city to cultivate the spirit of adventure. Finding the right place was enough. And what better climb than in the middle of Havana
With a professional team of more than 5500 dives, we paint the sea in colors so you can enjoy the marine beauty.
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Team prepared for any situation, for any experience, for the greatest adrenaline you can imagine. And so you can enjoy more, we show you Havana from another point of view 😉
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"We had a great day diving with Anthony Saldenas! I would definitely dive with him again if I get back to Cuba"
"The instructors have great experience in their work ... I recommend it TP% ... very good people besides ... 👌👌"
"Tony took my son and I on three dives. Tony is very knowledgeable and safety conscious. We used their equipment which was in great shape and well maintained."
After our first scheduled dive, which was an amazing location with a shipwreck, my husband ate something that gave him allergic reaction and Tony and his cab driver were great in helping get my husband to a hospital for some medicine. He was able to translate for us when needed because his English was wonderful and our Spanish was not so good.
"Excellent service. It has been my first experience. Wonderful. Antony was super didactic with me. He was aware of me at all times, and the places where we were were very beautiful. I recommend it."
The story goes that it was not necessary to leave the city to cultivate the spirit of adventure. Finding the right place was enough. And what better climb than in the middle of Havana
A group of young Cubans, entrepreneurs, have created the Bajanda application, presented on February 14, an alternative for Cuban transport, fast, simple and tailored to everyone. The application is divided into two applications, available for both iPhone and Android, one application is for travelers and another is for chauffeurs.
Jordan joins the trend of using disused transport to promote underwater tourism, and incidentally, help regenerate oceanic biodiversity. In the Red Sea they have sunk 19 military vehicles and tanks to promote the arrival of divers.