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Its just £20 and as well as enjoying the below unique & exclusive set of Magic Snorkel benefits - Plus you will more than recoup the cost of the Pass plus much more after receiving the discount on your 1st dive trip*

What you Get:
  • You'll receive preferential rates at dive centers worldwide, only as a Magic Snorkel Platinum Pass Holder. For example:
    Dive Santorini    , Greece offers 15% Off...
    Dive Tech,     Grand Cayman offer 10% off all dive packages.
    Barbados Blue, 10% off all dive packages*
  • You'll Also Enjoy Exclusive rates on dive insurance:
    Westfield Sub Aqua and Marine Insurance now offer 10% off their listed prices.
  • You'll be part of a growing comunity of like minded divers that actively care! 
  • Your annual pass provides offers & benefits like no other & 100% of all our profits are donated to shark and marine conservation campaigns worldwide!
 
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Global Dive Site Index...

 "Where's your favourite spot to dive?"
 
 
So we've created the below map, in google maps so that can let your creative juices flow by inputting your best dive spots. Its great fun & can be edited by anyone! Allowing you to add your videos & pics of all your dive adventures.
 
 
Here's what to do:
 
1. Check out the video tutorial below to get you started & then follow this link to edit the map
3. Editing the map is simple & add your pics or videos content using embed code from you tube.   
4. Having finished editing the google map, click save. Return to the magic Snorkel site & refresh the browser. 
5. Hey Presto! your new content has been added!
 
All we ask is that you have fun & respect other peoples content. 
 
Here's a short google maps tutorial to get you started! Here's why!
 
 
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