Thank you for a year of great results

With the CIMASUB in Eibar over, we close a magnificent year with a lot of activity. We would like to dedicate these lines to acknowledge all the people behind our event. We would like to send special thanks to the whole team that makes it possible to keep our International Underwater Film Series more alive than ever. It is the work of many people, many volunteers, videographers, photographers, sponsors and collaborators. All of them passionate about our sea, who want to take care of it as it deserves and transmit a message of respect for all the oceans. It has been a very special year thanks to all of you and the data motivate us to continue working. 8 cycles organised with more than 6,000 people attending. 14 Txikiciclos with more than 1,700 children from 20 schools. Doubling the number of works received for the competition, coming from 14 different countries. 98 days of photographic exhibition in 5 different rooms, displaying 24 enlargements of the more than 350 photographs received in the competition. More than 25 prizes awarded to works of the highest level that captivate and thrill the public. An intense year, which now leaves us with a well-deserved Christmas break... But we will see you soon, because we have already scheduled our return on January 12th in Irun. We are waiting for you.

All thanks to the organisation of S. A. Subacuaticas Real Sociedad. Thanks to all the entities and companies that are the heart of our event. Sponsors Real Sociedad Fundazioa, Donostia Kultura, Diputación de Foral de Gipuzkoa, Basque Government, Diario Vasco, Aquarium, BRAI Kantauri, Bodegas Submarinas Crusoe Treasure, Federación de Actividades Subacuáticas de Gipuzkoa, Cruceros vida a bordo S.M.Y. Ondina and M.Y Oceanic. Collaborators Mater, Barco Museo Ecoactivo, Aolde Radio, AQUA Magazine, BPXport Oiartzun, Azti, Oribay Tours, GAEA Association, and Navegavela.  And we, as always, supporting UNICEF and the associations Siempre Adelante and Saca la Lengua a la ELA, which support those affected by ALS.