When: September 5-7, 2008
Where: Monterey, CA
More details to follow.
RSVP here: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/calendar.php?do=getinfo&e=1484&day=2008-9-5&c=32
Hotel Info:
Travelodge | Monterey California Hotel | Monterey, CA 93940 | Near Pool, Fitness Center & 17 mile drive - 4 miles
The rate that they are offering us is a special rate of $72.00 for one bed and $89.00 for two beds.
(The regular rate without discount is $139.00 1 bed and $149.00 for 2 beds.)
When you call ask for a ScubaBoard Room to get the discounted rate. I've 15 rooms on hold (7 single beds and 8 double beds).
Phone: 831-373-3381
They have a free continental breakfast and free high speed internet for those of us that need to stay connected. For those that like a heartier breakfast there is a restaurant on site. There is also a pool.
Boat Information found on this post: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/3397585-post25.html
Local information:
Shopping on Cannery Row in Monterey California
Monterey Bay Aquarium: Home Page
The Body Suite Day Spa
Monterey Whale Watching: Princess Monterey Whale Watching – Whale watch boat cruises of Monterey Bay, California
Sanctuary Cruises out of Moss Landing: Sanctuary Cruises | Whale Watching on Monterey Bay | Year-Round Whale Watching and Special Charters
(Note from Sarita: I can't personally recommend the first, but my husband and I have gone out with Sanctuary Cruises and thought that they were fantastic and I would highly recommend them. That being said, they operate out of Moss Landing which is about 19 miles out of Monterey. It is a nice area though - sea kayaking, lots of seals, otters, etc.)
And here is some information on Sea Kayaking in that area: Kayak Connection Sea Kayaking Instruction, Rentals and Tours (Elk Horn Slough). There are also kayak rentals in Monterey: Monterey Bay Kayaks - Home and Monterey Kayaking - Bicycle Rentals - Adventures by the Sea
Please be aware, this is a scheduled fun dive. No one is instructing, guiding, supervising, or in any way responsible for anyone other than ourselves. It is each diver's responsibility to plan and conduct his/her own dives.
Where: Monterey, CA
More details to follow.
RSVP here: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/calendar.php?do=getinfo&e=1484&day=2008-9-5&c=32
Hotel Info:
Travelodge | Monterey California Hotel | Monterey, CA 93940 | Near Pool, Fitness Center & 17 mile drive - 4 miles
The rate that they are offering us is a special rate of $72.00 for one bed and $89.00 for two beds.
(The regular rate without discount is $139.00 1 bed and $149.00 for 2 beds.)
When you call ask for a ScubaBoard Room to get the discounted rate. I've 15 rooms on hold (7 single beds and 8 double beds).
Phone: 831-373-3381
They have a free continental breakfast and free high speed internet for those of us that need to stay connected. For those that like a heartier breakfast there is a restaurant on site. There is also a pool.
Boat Information found on this post: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/3397585-post25.html
Local information:
Shopping on Cannery Row in Monterey California
Monterey Bay Aquarium: Home Page
The Body Suite Day Spa
Monterey Whale Watching: Princess Monterey Whale Watching – Whale watch boat cruises of Monterey Bay, California
Sanctuary Cruises out of Moss Landing: Sanctuary Cruises | Whale Watching on Monterey Bay | Year-Round Whale Watching and Special Charters
(Note from Sarita: I can't personally recommend the first, but my husband and I have gone out with Sanctuary Cruises and thought that they were fantastic and I would highly recommend them. That being said, they operate out of Moss Landing which is about 19 miles out of Monterey. It is a nice area though - sea kayaking, lots of seals, otters, etc.)
And here is some information on Sea Kayaking in that area: Kayak Connection Sea Kayaking Instruction, Rentals and Tours (Elk Horn Slough). There are also kayak rentals in Monterey: Monterey Bay Kayaks - Home and Monterey Kayaking - Bicycle Rentals - Adventures by the Sea
Please be aware, this is a scheduled fun dive. No one is instructing, guiding, supervising, or in any way responsible for anyone other than ourselves. It is each diver's responsibility to plan and conduct his/her own dives.