At the Jules’ Undersea Lodge, you will enjoy 24 hours in the world’s only undersea habitat and hotel. Inside the lodge is a working research lab where you can study how pressure affects the performance of marine organisms, learn to fly a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV), as well as study deep sea life and shipwrecks.
You will then have the unique experience to dive and enter “Aquarius,” the undersea habitat used to train astronauts. This is a rare opportunity available through the Science Museum of Long Island.
Participants must be dive certified.
Cost: $2,500 includes airfare from New York, all transfers, lodging, meals, scuba gear, boats instruction and guides.
A deposit of $1,000 is due upon registration. Balance due 90 days before departure. Space limited to 14 participants.
** This expedition has been rescheduled. Check back for new dates.**
For more information, call Dr. John Loret, Past President of the Explorers Club and Executive Director of the Science Museum of Long Island at (516) 627-9400 extension 13, or e-mail drloret@smli.org |
