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F ACEBOOK PHOTO COMPETITION Pa ge 1 7 - 2 1

Photo By;Rob Lysak

WIN A TRIP OF A LIFETIME!Win a trip to Indonesia Pg 22 - 27

BVI’sEPIC KITE JAM PRE-VIEW EVENT Pg 4 - 15

BEST PRICE GUARANTEE MAKEING MALDIVES SCUBA DIVING MORE ATTRACTIVE Pg 16

THE BVI CHANNELMICHAEL EDWARDS AND ITS NEW ERA OF ONLINE TV! Pg 30

Kite Jam

SPECIALEDITION

BVI KITE JAM 2010

Sunshine, 28 degree water, warm trade winds, se-

cluded Islands and great people like Sir Richard

Branson makes this one of a kind festival one that

viewers and participants soon wont forget!

Charlie Smith, event founder dreamed up this idea

while on a lunch at Necker Island with Richard

Branson. The event is not about points, or standings,

its uniting kite boarders, pros and ams, together for a

week of sun filled fun. Read on.... Rob Lysak

Dive Zero TV

Photo By;ROB LYSAK

CONTENTS

BVI KITE JAM - 4 - 6

PACKAGES AT NECKER ISLAND

Bransons private is-land 7 - 13

LINKS pg 15

FACEBOOK Photo Contest 17 - 21

WIN BIG WITH SHARK RESCUE

22 - 27

FROM KILLER TA-BLE TOPS TO

WRECKS AND REEFS 36 - 37

MICHAEL EDWARDS AND DIVE ZERO TV

Pg 30

BVI KITE JAM PHOTO SECTION

31 - 35

DZTV TV Guide - 38 - 40

DZTV close - 41

The BVI Kite Jam will be the first five-day kiteboarding event held in the British Virgin Islands which has already attracted international riders from amateurs to pro’s and celebrities.

This high profile event will be hosted in part by Sir Richard Branson's Necker Island. Sir Richard is an avid rider.

Necker island will be one of the stops during the week along with five other world-class kite loca-tions such as Anegada, The North Sound and Moskito Island.

Competitors will have the choice of spending the week onboard one of Sunsail’s sailing catamarans that will follow the event around the various locations in the British Virgin Islands. Each boat has 4 double cabins all fitted with AC. Skippers are also provided. Alternatively, riders looking for the ul-timate in luxury have the option to stay on Necker Island with up to just 24 other guests and their own staff of 60!

Lunch and dinner will be provided by BVI Kite Jam taking place at different beach locations each day. All evening entertainment and parties will also be inclusive and could well be the highlight of the event!

February 27, 2010 – Participant arrivals, registration and Check it at Sunsail Base in Tortola

February 28, 2010 – The Flotilla will set sail for Necker Island, Sunset Opening Party

March 1, 2010 – Early morning free‐kiting session for first timers, late morning competition “Round Necker Island Race” for amateurs and pros; Lunch and relaxation on Necker Beach. Afternoon competition in the Eustachian Sound consisting of either heat‐run freestyle, sliders or big air depending on weather.

March 2, 2010 – Morning race to Anegada with 12 miles of thigh burning endurance rewarded with a sumptuous lunch at Pomato Point on Anegada. Alternatively, spend the afternoon onboard a cata-maran for a sail following the kiters. Afternoon/evening events at Pomato Point or Cow Wreck beach take riders through mangroves and waist deep water stretching almost a mile out to sea or riders can head over to the North‐western corner for wave or freestyle action; followed by a BBQ dinner andparty at Anegada Reef Hotel. 

March 3, 2010 – In the morning follow the wind west‐ward to Cow Wreck beach for the opportunity to kite through the most spectacular bay in the BVI’s known as Windlass Bight.

This bay provides a flat‐water playground and offers experienced riders good quality waves outside the reef. Lunch at the beautiful Cow Wreck beach.

Afternoon/evening event consists of a trip to West End for world‐class wave riding and/or freestyle competition at Cow Wreck; dinner and party at The Whistling Pines.

March 4, 2010 – Early morning yacht race back to the North Sound area. Free kiting on arrival fol-lowed by lunch at Bitter End Yacht Club. Afternoon/Evening includes a full afternoon of competition including fancy dress kite boarding and technique clinics with the pro’s between heats; dinner and party at the Bitter End Yacht Club.

March 5, 2010 – Morning includes more competition and technique clinics on Necker Islandfollowed by lunch on Necker’s Sand Spit. Afternoon/evening finals includes pro rider showdown fol-lowed by Grand Prize awards; dinner and closing party on Sir Richard Branson’s Moskito Island.

March 6, 2010 – All competitors sail back to Tortola and disembark yachts.

www.bvikitejam.com

ROOM TYPE SEVEN NIGHTS Great House Room  US $25,400 per couple

 Junior Suite in The Great House  US $26,200 per couple The Master Suite in The Great House  US $28,350 per couple

 Bali Houses  US $27,300 per couple

KITE JAM PACKAGES

KITE JAM CELEBRATION WEEK FEBRUARY 2010

Normally Necker Island is hired privately by an individual or group, but during our Kite Jam Cele-bration Week in February, couples or singles can book one of 14 rooms individually and share the

island with others. 

Exclusively in 2010 Necker Island will host a Celebration Week to coincide with the inaugural British Virgin Island Kite Jam supported by Sir Richard Branson and sponsored by the BVI Tour-ism Board. Kite boarding enthusiasts from around the globe will descend on the British Virgin Is-lands for races and freestyle competitions. The event will take place from March 1st to 5th, but our Celebration Week starts on the February 27th, which gives you some extra time to practice!

 As a VIP guest on Necker, you’ll be invited to the opening party on Sunday the 28th, plus the open-ing rounds of the competition will take place around the island on the Monday. Full details of the week’s itinerary follow below.

 When is the offer available?Our Celebration Week commences on the 27th of February, 2010 for seven night stays How much?The rates shown are in US Dollars and are per couple. Please note that a 2.5% service charge is added to our accommodation rates.

Our rates include return launch transfers from Virgin Gorda or Beef Island airports, accommodation, all your meals and drinks, VIP invitations to on-island Kite Jam parties and events, endless activities, local tax, plus a team of 60 fabulous staff. While you’re welcome to laze on a hammock and watch

the kite surfers whiz by, please note that the rate excludes participation in the event itself.

When you’re on Necker Island… • Try kayaking, water skiing, snorkelling or… even learn how to kite surf! We have a dedi-

cated watersports team who can help get you started • Unwind in the Great House infinity pool and sip on a cocktail at the swim-up bar or enjoy

the superb ocean views from the Jacuzzi • Ease the stresses and strains of daily life with a relaxing Bali Leha spa treatment (for an

additional cost) • Take a stroll around the 74 acre island. There are 200 flamingos to spot as well as a host of

other birds and tortoises, plus the views out to sea are truly breathtaking - from any angle! • Laze the days away with a good book in one of the many hammocks Terms and Conditions • Offer is subject to availability and applies to new bookings for arrivals on February 27th

2010 for a 7 night stay. A 2.5% service charge is applicable to all rates • All our normal booking terms and conditions apply• This offer cannot be combined with any other offer or special package

KITE JAM CELEBRATION WEEK

FEBRUARY 27TH – MARCH 6TH 2010 Guests staying on Necker are welcome to participate in any or all of the activities below – an en-try fee will apply, but if you just fancy watching the competition from the comfort of a hammock that’s totally up to you!

ITINERARY

Saturday, 27th February, 2010:Necker Island Celebration Week guests arrive from 16h•Sunday, 28th February, 2010: • Time to practise for the kite jam events during the day!• An opening party will take place in the evening on NeckerIsland for roughly 60 invited

guests

Monday, 1st March, 2010: • An early morning free kiting session will be organised for first-timers to get their bearings • Late morning – the first competition starts with a race around NeckerIsland. Amateurs will

complete 1 lap while the professionals will complete 2 • Lunch and relaxation on NeckerIsland’s main beach • In the afternoon there will be a further competition in the Eusticia Sound (just south of

Necker Island) consisting of either heat-run freestyle, sliders (tricks performed on ramps or rails placed securely in the water – kite surfers slide up them to perform tricks) or big air (big air or heavy air is kite-surfing in strong winds of 30 or more knots) depending on the weather

The yachts will then move to Prickly Pear’s Sand Box on PricklyPearIsland slightly further south for a dinner and party

Tuesday, 2nd March, 2010: • Morning race to Anegada (about 20km north of NeckerIsland). Twenty kilometres of thigh-

burning endurance; can you take it?! If so you’ll be rewarded with a beautiful lunch at Po-mato Point

• Alternatively follow along in one of the yachts at a slightly slower pace and save yourself for the afternoon’s events

• In the afternoon there will be events at Pomato Point or CowWreckBeach depending on the weather. Kite-surf downwind along the south side of the island through and over mangroves and waist-deep water stretching almost a mile out to sea. Alternatively, riders will head to the northwest corner for wave or freestyle action. In the evening there will be a BBQ dinner and party at the Anegada Reef Hotel

Wednesday, 3rd March, 2010: • All kiters start in the morning from Loblolly Bay on the north side of Anegada and follow the

wind westwards to Cow Wreck Beach. Riders will have the chance to kite through the most spectacular bay in the British Virgin Islands known as Windlass Bight. This bay not only provides the ultimate flat-water playground but also offers experienced riders good quality waves outside the reef. Lunch will be at Cow Wreck Beach or you can continue kiting through lunch if you just can’t get enough!

• In the afternoon kiters can head to the West End of Anegada for world class wave riding con-ditions or stay at Cow Wreck Beach for a freestyle competition

• Dinner and the evening party will be held at The Whistling Pines, Anegada

Thursday, 4th March, 2010: • In the early morning the yachts will race back to the North Sound area off Virgin Gorda. On

arrival there will be free kiting followed by lunch at Bitter End Yacht Club • There will be a full afternoon of competition including fancy dress kite boarding and tech-

nique clinics with the professionals between heats • Dinner and the evening party will be at the Bitter End Yacht Club

Friday, 5th March, 2010: • Further competition and technique clinics will be held on Necker Island followed by lunch

on Necker’s Sand Spit • In the afternoon the finals will be held including a pro-rider showdown and the awarding of

the grand prize • Dinner and the closing party will be held on Sir Richard Branson’s Moskito Island just a

short distance to the southwest of Necker Island.

Saturday, 6th March, 2010: • All competitors will be departing on this day. Necker guests depart the island by 12pm

How much is it to enter? What’s included?

The entry cost is US$ 750 which includes competition fees, lunches and dinners when not dining on Necker Island. Necker Island will provide transfers for guests to and from all events

For further information and to make a booking please contact Virgin Limited Edition UK:

Tel: 0800 716 919 (toll-free) or +44 (0) 208 600 0430Email: enquiries@virginlimitededition.com

Web:  www.neckerisland.virgin.com

A l o o k a t t h e I n s i d e

The Bitter End is a resort that I keep coming back to over and

over again, why? One visit here and your hooked. Lavish rooms

that make you feel at home with a shower that can fit the whole fam-

ily! The amenities are like no other, and there is something for everyone from sailing and diving to kite surfing, paddle boarding,

snorkeling and even a movie thea-ter!

After a hard day of playing there is lots dining and pubs to chat

about the eventful day. BEYC is a must stay resort.

www.beyc.com

IMPORTANT LINKSCLICK LINK TO TAKE YOU TO THE MENTIONED SITE

DIVE ZERO TVhttp://www.divezero.tv/

THE BVI CHANNELhttp://bvi.divezero.tv/

TOURISM BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDShttp://www.bvitourism.com/

THE BVI KITE JAM 2010 WEB SITEhttp://www.bvikitejam.com/

SUNSAIL CHARTERS AND YACHTShttp://www.sunsail.com/

THE BITTER END YACHT CLUBhttp://www.beyc.com/

NECKER ISLANDhttp://www.neckerisland.virgin.com/

CAPE AIRhttp://www.capeair.net

GREENTOUCHhttp://www.greentechbvi.com/

Best Price Guarantee makes Maldives Scuba Diving more attractive

With the Best Price Guarantee, Maldives Dive Travel promises to beat any competitorʼs price.

Maldives Dive Travel an online travel agency for Maldives liveaboards, is proud to announce the first ever Best Price Guarantee, making the worldʼs most exclusive scuba diving destination accessible to

everyone. Maldives Dive Travel is promising to beat any competitorʼs price for the same holiday on any ship featured on http://www.maldivesdivetravel.com.

Maldives Dive Travel is the first company in the Maldives to offer a Best Price Guarantee for livea-boards. The long hours of searching for the best prices are a problem of the past. Now scuba divers

can rest assured that they are getting the best deal.

“Our goal is to give scuba divers the ultimate experience at affordable prices. You donʼt have to be a millionaire to enjoy the beauty of Whale Sharks, Manta Rays and Hammerheads”, said Gundi Holm,

CEO of Maldives Dive Travel. “Just show us a lower price, and weʼll beat it”.

The Maldives is known for its beautiful resorts that often leave the adventurous scuba diver unsatisfied. A liveaboard not only offers its guests 2 or 3 dives a day but the freedom to explore a new site every-day. Unbeknown to most, liveaboards in the Maldives are a much better deal for scuba divers. Livea-board package prices range from USD $150 to USD $300 per day and include all diving and meals,

whereas a single land-based dive trip from a resort costs a minimum of USD $50.

When considering a scuba diving holiday, liveaboards are a refreshing alternative, thereʼs just no other way to pack so many of the worldʼs most remote and pristine dives sites into one trip. Why limit yourself to dive sites close to a land-based resort, when there is a safari ship waiting to take you to discover un-

derwater landscapes all over the Maldives.

About Maldives Dive Travel:

As a leading provider of scuba diving holidays in the Maldives, Maldives Dive Travel is committed to of-fering the widest range of liveaboard scuba diving trips at the best prices. Maldives Dive Travel works closely with all the scuba diving liveaboards featured on Maldives Dive Travel to ensure they offer the

levels of service and safety that their customers both deserve and expect.

http://www.maldivesdivetravel.com/

ROB LYSAK

Dive Zero’s The Dive Villages Photo Contest has rapidly become on of the hottest, and most poplar photo

contests on Facebook, and with well over 1100 members makes the site a very busy, and informitive place to share your images.

January 1st has arrived and that brings on an entirely new year to bring on new ideas. For some of us

we set our “new year resolutions” to take better images, or maybe to purchase new gear, either way

the VILLAGES members can help you do both. Dont be shy, come get your feet wet!

The month of December has brought over 50 beautiful underwater images from many talented di-

vers. Longtime member Debbie Holroyd made a attempt to win with her amazing photo of an

ANEMONE FLOWER, but got beet out in the last few hours. Great work Debbie, you have come a

long way, and you will surly be looked upon as a great photographer in the coming months!

Congratulations to Dan Brocklehurst with 30 votes for his 1st place photo (see center page spread on

pg 18 - 19) 2nd place to Debbie Holroyd with 27 votes and to last months winner Marc Stickler for

3rd with 20 votes, great photos guys, keep it up!

Lastly, look to DIVE ZERO TV for 2009s best photos to video and music, or check back to the

groups page for exact dates.

Any questions, concerns or comments, please e mail me at roblysak@divezero.tv

1st Place Winner

Dan Brocklehurst

ROB LYSAK

2nd place winner of the Dive Village Photo Contest is...

Debbie holroyd27 votes

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3rd place winner of the Dive Village PhotoContest is...

Marc stickler20 votes

Save Sharks and Win with Shark Rescue

From now until 31 January, support Shark Rescue and you could win the diving trip of a lifetime. In collaboration with the SMY Ondina, an all-wood live-aboard that sails throughout Indonesia, Shark Rescue is hosting a lucky draw for two grand prizes. Winners can pick any cruise offered on the SMY Ondina -- that's a prize worth almost US$5000.

Discover Raja Ampat's awe-inspiring wa-ters, where the Indian and Pacific Oceans mix throughout the 17,000 islands of the Indonesian Archipelago. This incredi-ble region is home to the largest variety of marine life found on the planet – 4,000 dif-ferent species, where over 25% of the planet's fish are concentrated in this one place.

Eye-popping nudibranchs, pipefish and seahorses roam amongst the chrynoids, gorgonias and soft corals – a rainbow of hues covering the entire extension of the reef walls. Big fish include tunas, barra-cudas, manta rays and sharks.

Shark Rescue is offering this trip of a life-time in order to raise awareness of their goal: to protect sharks and the oceans from unsustainable human activities. For their winter campaign, Shark Rescue is supporting the island nation of Palau, which recently reserved its marine territory as the world's first shark sanctuary. 

Join Shark Rescue's lucky draw and and win a trip of your choice! To register, simply get the 3-Card Pack, a set of 3 postcards with a call to action to Hong Kong's Gov-ernment. The postcards are already ad-dressed to Hong Kong's Chief Executive with space for you to add your own per-

sonal message. If enough people mail in the postcards, the Hong Kong government will receive a sustained petition to help protect sharks and our oceans. Get three or sets and receive a complementary Shark Rescue t-shirt. Contest winners will be chosen on 1 February. For details, visit sharkrescue.com/contests

There will be 2 Grand Prizes. Each prize includes:

• One complimentary cruise on any of the S.M.Y. Ondina’s cruise routes within the travel dates, plus one companion cruise at 50% off the listed price.

• All transfers to/from airport or hotel in the town of embarkation/disembarkation. • Full Board. • Tea, coffee, snacks and 1 soft drink at lunch and dinner. • Average of 3 or 4 dives per day, or 2 or 3 day dives and 1 night dive, unless weather condi-

tions or long sailing distances do not permit it. First and Last Cruise days are excluded, due to safety reasons and flight schedules.

• Land Excursions when clearly specified in the cruise planning. • All Entrance Fees to Nature Parks. • Diving tanks and weights for divers, and snorkeling gear for non-divers. • Additional complimentary services available onboard include a library and music. • Find out more about the S.M.Y. Ondina here.Contest period From now until Midnight 31 January 2010 (GMT+8).

Lucky Draw dateNoon 1 February 2010 (GMT+8).

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Travel dates1 March 2010 – 28 February 2011.

Winners announcement date6 February 2009

Entry conditionsIn order to be included in our lucky draw, you must buy our 3-Card Pack. With the pack, you get 3 Shark Rescue postcards. There is no limit to the number of times participants can enter.

Eligible cruise routesWinners may choose from the S.M.Y. Ondina’s many cruise routes.

The Grand Prize does not include

• Airfare to and from the S.M.Y. Ondina’s port of call, which will be in Indonesia. • Additional fees for police permits, tourist fees and fuel surcharges (US$150/pax). Fees are

to be paid on board when required by the S.M.Y. Ondina’s Cruise Manager. • Any other means of transportation other than the S.M.Y. Ondina. • Alcoholic drinks, tips & gratuities, and any other onboard service not specified (e.g. mas-

sages, E6 development, equipment rental, etc.)

© Carlos Villoch

Get our 3-Card Pack* for only US$10 and you could win the cruise of a lifetime for you and a

buddy aboard the S.M.Y. Ondina - a value of nearly US $5000!

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DIVE ZERO AND THE BVI CHANNEL

Michael Edwards hosts the Kite Jam

Its been a long wait with lots of work to finally get professional actor Michael Edwards in front of the

camera in an exotic location.

Channel 9 of DIVE ZERO TV is the launching point to take you to the first of its kind, a channel dedi-

cated to the British Virgin Islands. It is there where he takes us to resorts and digs into interviews to find out just how good the location really is. He takes a comical, youthful approach and has fun doing what we expect him to do! (such us the case where he has

it in for a pink flamingo on Cow Wreck beach)

He also has the kahunas to as the questions no one expects to be asked, (such is the case when we sat down to talk to the Virgin Empires billionaire “Sir Richard Branson)! Check the interview out on part

two of the pre-press event on the BVI Channel.

I have known Michael for a long time, I have taken him to acting class, snowboarded with him and partied like a rock-star with him, I knew for a very long time that this would be his moment!

It took only a few attempts and a little coaching in-front of the camera then he finally settled in, and found his niche, from that point on he won everyones hearts and the

rest is history!

The future looks good for him and DIVE ZERO TV, there is talk of big things coming soon and we will keep you posted as these develop. For know, click here to take you

to the BVI Channel and more specifically, Kite Jam 2010 (www.bvi.divezero.tv)

Images from the pre-press event “BVI KITE JAM 2010”

Cow Wreck Beach, Anagada

The international media cooling of at “The Caves” Norman Island

Jam founder Charlie Smith (right) and Stephan Wilson

International media gives the KITE JAM approval

Sir Richard Branson during an interview

Chillin on a SUN SAIL yacht

Michael Edwards and Cape Air CEO Michelle Hayneshaving a good ol time

The Caves at Norman Island

Erin Calmes of KETA FILMS expressing the fact that life is great in the BVI

The Baths National Park - Devils Bay

Ye Olde Village - One of many stays that made the TOP grades

Brian Wheeler of KITE BOARDING MAG http://kiteboardingmag.com/

Soren Otto of KITEBOARDING magazine

Soren Otto of KITEBOARDING magazine www.kiteboarding.eu

X Games Medalist Young Takes a DiveFrom Killer Tabletops to Wrecks and Reefs

by Margo Malcolm

Since he was a kid, Gary Young, 2009 ‘X’ Games BMX Freestyle Bronze Medalist, has been defying gravity, hanging in the air twisting and turning on his bike. Now he is taking his

love of extreme activities down under the sea.

“Snorkeling was really like the gateway for me to get into diving.” said Young, 26. “I started snorkeling a few years ago and it really sparked my interest. I learned about sea life and

hanging out under water was a new thing for me. It’s always been something I’ve been in-terested in but I didn’t really get hooked until I went snorkeling.”

Young has started his diving certification through PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors). When he first expressed interest about diving to a friend he discovered that

his friend’s girlfriend and her father both worked for PADI.

“I was talking to him about getting into diving and he said his girlfriend had been trying to get him into diving for a while but he’d been scared,” said Young. “And I said let’s do it to-

gether. One thing led to another and now we’re on our way into diving.”

Young began his diving training with PADI’s eLearning. PADI eLearning courses allow begin-ners to complete the classroom portion of certification at their own pace, whenever or

wherever it’s convenient for them. The eLearning system consists of interactive presenta-tions that include videos, audio, graphics and reading, and is available in seven languages.

Since Young lives in southern California, he was able to go to PADI’s head office for his con-fined water dives. This is followed by two open water dives and completion of his diving

certification.

Another reason Young chose PADI certification was because he found when he did some re-search that PADI certification was accepted worldwide. This was important to him because

Young travels a lot. The BMX circuit takes him all over the world, including some of the best diving places like Thailand, Singapore, New Zealand and Australia. PADI has over 5300 dive

shop andresort members worldwide.

Although Young spends most of his days on the road practicing and competing on his bike, perfecting his killer tabletops and 360s, he’ll be taking sometime to check out the local ma-

rine life.

“I’ve been to so many places and now I’ll have the opportunity to go out and see what is underwater and check out the reefs and wreck ,” said Young. “Diving seems so cool to me.”

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D Z T V ? Rob started off filming snow-boarding and extreme sports in the snowy hills of the southern

Albertan Rockies at Castle Moun-tain Ski Resort. Since then, he has added onto his extreme

sports filming list with freestyle motocrossing and producing a

skateboard video, which sold in 5 different continents across the world. He has now brought his

experience of filming and editing for the past 20 years, over to

scuba diving. The sport of scuba diving should be thanking Rob for his creativity and new angles that he has brought to the sport. Robs also a very accomplished under-

water photographer as well.

Growing up as a sponsored skateboarder, after high school, Luke decided to change his life completely 180 degrees around. He decided to become a scuba instructor. After completing the

course, he decided that he would take up underwater filming

instead. He came up with the idea of Dive Zero in late 2005, and has worked on it almost

everyday since. The whole idea was to bring to scuba diving,

what skateboarding, snowboard-ing and every other extreme sport has - a lifestyle. When Luke is not working on Dive Zero, scuba diving, traveling, and getting through everyday

scenarios that life brings, he still  manages to find time to skate-

board for his sponsors.

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