Voucher for a diving getaway

Do you enjoy escape games? Or do you want to enjoy a little different fun underwater? Divers Direct is launching the world's first dive escape game for you! Come dive into our pit in Čestlice and test your underwater acumen and skill.

The game is designed for two to four players - all must be certified divers.

At the start, a guide will explain the rules, point out safety and tell an introductory story to set the mood.

The game lasts approximately 60 minutes.

Deadline: Reserve your spot in our here system. Alternatively, please contact Adela at adela(a)divers.cz

Place: Divers Direct diving pit, Aquapalace Prague in Čestlice

Price: 1000 CZK/person

Bring your normal diving equipment with you, in case of interest it is possible to rent equipment or part of it on site for a fee. The complete rental of the equipment costs 300 CZK, the bottle itself 100 CZK and the weights 50 CZK - the rental fee is paid in cash on the spot.

You will meet your guide directly at the diving pit, there is no need to buy a ticket to the Aquapalace. Our Divers Direct shop in the lobby will give you directions.

"In 1967, Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau is finishing his exploration of the Red Sea reefs and turning his ship Calypso towards the Suez Canal. But the 6-Day War between Israel and Egypt broke out, closing the canal for many years. Coustau had to change his plans. He rounded Cape Horn and in 1968 began a new amazing adventure on the Calypso - an expedition to the most treacherous reefs of the Caribbean Sea east of Haiti called the Silver Shoal. The name of this place is no coincidence. Historians believe that many galleons - ships from the so-called Silver Fleets carrying New World treasures to Spain - were wrecked at this site.

Cousteau wants to find the wreck of the Nuestra Senora de la Concepión. It is believed to have been carrying real treasure and Cousteau is determined to find it, although he describes the expedition as a research one. Calypso stays in the shallows for several long weeks, even months, but is disappointed to find only the wreck of a ship a hundred years younger. The result is more than poor. The crew leaves equipment at the site, clues they have found, everything they thought they would never need, but often locked away or otherwise inaccessible. Then the Calypso sailed towards the Panama Canal.

They had no idea how close they were!

The Coast Guard is checking the site every hour, so you'll have to hurry!"