About TEKSTREME - the technical diving arm of Emperor Divers and Emperor Scuba Schools in Egypt

12 May 2008

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Tekstreme
Emperor Divers
Rosetta Hotel, Naama Bay
Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai
Egypt
Phone: +20 (0) 122340995
Fax +20 (0) 69601735
E-mail: info@tekstremediving.com

ABOUT TEKSTREME

With five locations, Emperor Scuba Schools is the Red Sea's premier PADI 5-Star Career Development Centre and one of the largest diver training facilities.

Emperor Divers started its technical diving activities in 1997 and became a TDI Facility in 2000.

TDI Middle East

The full range of BSAC and TDI courses is offered throughout the year, with most starting on a daily basis. Your training is with our staff of highly qualified, skilful and professional instructors in the comfort of fully-equipped, air-conditioned classrooms.

Confined water training takes place in our purpose-built training pools, whilst open water sessions take place in the natural aquarium of the Red Sea.

Emperor's shops offer sports clothing, scuba and snorkelling equipment, rental and repair, scuba equipment repair and air-fills.

Our equipment rental department is stocked with state-of-the-art, top-of-the line equipment. There is always plenty available, so you don't have to carry heavy equipment on long distance travel.

Highly skilled Photo Professionals offer an in-house photo and video facility, meeting all the needs of the avid underwater photographer or videographer.

Technical Diving in the Red Sea

Why the Red Sea?

Year round diving
Average visibility: 30m
Water temperature: 20ºC (winter) to 29ºC (summer)
Air temperature: 22ºC (winter) to 38ºC (summer)

Which gives Technical Divers:

Long and enjoyable Decompression dives in warm water. On a dive lasting more than one hour, you're still comfortable with a 5mm two-piece suit.
More bottom time as long decompression is less of a problem. Warm water also means less potential risk of temperature-related DCI.
Less dehydration as you can drink plenty of water before the dive (no need for a dry suit).
More energy; no swimming with a bulky dry suit!
Enjoyable dive boat trips with calm water, plenty of sun and knowledgeable dive guides.

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