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Channel Islands Dive Adventures
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Channel Islands Dive Adventures mission is to offer well organized dive trips to unique and interesting places with a dive/travel guide present, to help foster new friendships with like minded divers and above all to promote safe and fun diving.
Website: http://www.channelislandsdiveadventures.com
Location: Oxnard, Ca.
Divers: 25
Latest Activity: Mar 10, 2011
Come join Channel Islands Dive Adventures on your next dive adventure!!!
Tired of going on trips and not knowing anyone and the only time you are talked to is when roll call is done, well not on a CIDA trip. At CIDA we don't treat you like a number, we treat you like a friend.
The best part of diving is the diving and 2nd part is talking about diving , having fun, meeting new divers and non-divers, going to some cool unqiue places and socializing. That is what CIDA is all about, having adventures and events, not just a trip!
Lots of cool new & exciting trips for 2012- check it out at the new Channel Islands Dive Adventures Trip Schedule
Come join CIDA on there next adventure. Check out the Trip Schedule page and sign-up for the monthly CIDA newsletter through the Channel Islands Dive Adventures website
Check out all the great links for divers-clubs, shops, boats, charts, mapping wrecks, weather, insurance, photo, beach diving, tech, magazines,informational, educational and more on the Channel Islands Dive Adventures resource page
There's also Dive Related Articles, Past Dive Trips and Dive Training Articles.
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Comment by Ken Kollwitz on January 17, 2011 at 9:58am -
Channel Islands Dive Adventures is a proud sponser for the 30th Annual Avalon Harbor Cleanup on februray 26th on Catalina Island. Come on out and help us make this year a big success!!!For more infromation and to sgn-up go to http://cleanup.ccd.org/
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Comment by Ken Kollwitz on January 17, 2011 at 8:57am
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The new year has brought many changes for Channel Islands Dive Adventures, the website has been changed and updated, a new shopping cart has been installed and now we can except credit cards, phone orders along with Paypal and Google checkout. We can now also except phone in reservations for dive trips if you would rather not pay online. CIDA has also added more trips and 2 warm water vacations to help meet the needs of our friends and customers. Most of our trips have more of an emphasis on wrecks and advanced dive sites although there are some that will meet the needs of basic Open Water divers. Please take a look and come join us on our next adventure!
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Comment by Ken Kollwitz on September 25, 2010 at 7:34am
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The trips have been filling and there are a few changes to the schedule for the upcoming months. Come join CIDA on one of there coastal trips-CIDA is the only ones doing coastal trips and your really missing out if you haven't been.
CIDA is also putting together there 2011 schedule with trips on the Raptor, Peace, Pacific Star and the Lois Ann.
Plus a trip to Scuba Club Cozumel and north Carolina for some awesome wreck diving.
There are lots of adventures in store for 2011!!!!
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Comment by Ken Kollwitz on July 12, 2010 at 8:40am
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Who wants the chance to dive a plane wreck in southern Ca.? There aren't many planes to dive and there are still a couple spots left on the Channel Islands Dive Adventures trip to dive the TBM Avenger off Anacapa on July 17th aboard the Raptor. This is a cool deep dive (115'-120'). Don't miss out, sign-up thru the CIDA website or call/email Ken.
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Comment by Ken Kollwitz on April 27, 2010 at 8:59pm
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Channel Islands Dive Adventures had 2 great trips in the past 2 weeks. The 1st was aboard the Raptor to the Spirit of America (Peacock) off Santa Cruz Island with awesome conditions on 4/18 and then the Peace to Gull Island on the backside of Santa Cruz Island on 4/25. If you would like to read more about each trip then check out the past dive trip articles.
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Comment by Ken Kollwitz on April 8, 2010 at 5:36am
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Check out whats going on with CIDA!!! The Channel Islands Dive Adventures April newsletter is finished and ready for your viewing pleasure.
Sign-up here to get on the CIDA email list for the monthly newsletter and updates Keep Diving, Ken
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Comment by Ken Kollwitz on March 13, 2010 at 5:26pm
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Anyone up for 4 dives on the SPECIALLY PRICED Peace trip to Santa Rosa Island on March 27th? The weather is looking great and there is still room on the trip chartered by Channel Islands Dive Adventures. Should be lots of fun and all for only $130.00-WHAT A DEAL!!! Read more
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Comment by Ken Kollwitz on March 8, 2010 at 10:23am
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Just finished the Channel Islands Dive Adventures March newsletter. Check it out to see all the happenings and current trips that CIDA has going on. Keep Diving, Ken
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Comment by Ken Kollwitz on March 6, 2010 at 9:18am
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I just had a make over done to the CIDA website with everything being updated and all the Peace trips added to the schedule. More to come soon and I will add a calendar of events to the Divers One CIDA group.
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Comment by Tevis Verrett on February 7, 2010 at 2:43pm -
Ken is my bud, and I just came across this powerful article that every diver should read. I will post the first paragraph and if you wish can mosey on over the the K2 blog at www.k2scuba.com/blog and read more.
Looking forward seeing and meeting y'all kind CIDA folks on the 20th.
here is the article:
The OPV Recall: Illustrates why you should check all your gear today.
This is Seeded from John McKenzie of http://blog.wetcatscuba.com/?p=704
it is much too important NOT to spread this virally. . . don’t count on the manufacturers. . they don’t have your best interests in mind.
We can take care of your Dive Rite wing OPVs if you need help. Welcome to the Tribe called K2!
By John McKenzie, on February 7th, 2010
image You giant stride from the gate of the dive boat into the cold swells of the Pacific Northwest’s emerald sea. But unlike on other entries you don’t bob quickly back to the surface with your OK sign beaming. “What’s up?! I am sinking!” goes through your mind. You have an important first choice – whether or not to panic. No panic and you have some good options for recovery and more dives. Panic and you may have only a few minutes before drowning.
Read more by clicking here: http://www.k2scuba.com/blog/1349/the-opv-recall-illustrates-why-you...
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