Egypt
Socotra
Egypt
Socotra
Egypt
Socotra
WT-CODE 4553
Coral reefs around Hurghada: Embark on a unique 8-day liveaboard diving journey from Hurghada to uncover the hidden treasures of the Red Sea's northern route. In any case, this trip takes you to some of the most impressive diving sites in the world. Furthermore, it allows you to follow in the footsteps of diving pioneers like Jacques Cousteau. Each day promises new adventures and unforgettable experiences in an underwater world full of wonders.
SS Thistlegorm
Generally, dive into history and explore the legendary wreck of the SS Thistlegorm, a testament to World War II. Undoubtedly, this diving site is a must-visit and offers a remarkable insight into maritime history. The SS Thistlegorm, once a British armed merchant ship, now lies at the bottom of the Red Sea, preserving an array of wartime artifacts. Altogethre, you can expect to see military vehicles, motorcycles, and even railway locomotives. Obviously, they make this site an underwater museum and a dream for both history buffs and divers.
Ras Mohammed National Park
Marvel at the vibrant coral walls and the extraordinary biodiversity of Ras Mohammed National Park. All in all, here the crystal-clear waters of the Gulf of Suez and the Gulf of Aqaba meet. Moreover, people know this protected area for its stunning coral reefs and abundant marine life. Divers can expect encounters especially with a variety of fish species, including barracudas, jackfish, and the occasional shark. The park's dramatic drop-offs and coral gardens provide breathtaking underwater scenery, ensuring an unforgettable diving experience.
Gubal Island
Gubal Island holds fascinating wrecks and reefs, renowned especially for spectacular night dives. A hidden gem awaits your discovery. This site offers for example an eerie yet enchanting experience as you explore the underwater world by night. The wreck of the Barge and the nearby reef of Bluff Point are particularly popular, where divers can see nocturnal marine life such as lion fish, moray eels, and even the elusive Spanish dancer nudibranch.
People know it as the "ship graveyard," Abu Nuhas opens up the opportunity to explore four different wrecks, each with its captivating history and unique ecosystem. The wrecks include the Giannis D, Chrisoula K, Carnatic, and Kimon M. Indeed, each wreck tells its own story of maritime mishaps and offers correspondingly a unique diving experience. You may know the Giannis D for its photogenic engine room and schools of glassfish. Further, the Chrisoula K, you may know it as the Tile Wreck, provides a fascinating dive with its cargo of Italian floor tiles.
Straits of Tiran
The Straits of Tiran are famous for their vibrant coral gardens and rich marine life. For that reason you will be enchanted by the beauty of the famous reefs of Tiran, a place even Jacques Cousteau recommended. The area is generally home to four main reefs: Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas, and Gordon. These reefs are teeming with life, from colorful corals and sponges to a variety of fish species, not only including the impressive Napoleon wrasse but also occasional sightings of hammerhead sharks.
Day 1: Boarding in Hurghada
SS Thistlegorm:
Ras Mohammed:
Gubal:
Abu Nuhas:
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Unquestionably, this liveaboard diving tour is the perfect opportunity to explore some of the best diving spots in the Red Sea in a single trip, with the comfort and convenience of a home at sea.
Boat Features:
Information: This well-equipped boat offers with no doubt the ideal starting point for an unforgettable diving trip. The comfortable cabins and diverse communal areas ensure that guests can relax and recover between dives.
Furthermore the equipment is specifically tailored to the needs of divers, including the possibility to safely store diving gear and charge electronic devices. The spacious sun deck offers ample space for sunbathing and enjoying the breathtaking views of the Red Sea.
For an optimized experience: Consider the total value of your trip to ensure eligibility for the free DAN diving accident insurance. Include the costs for services not included in the package, such as equipment rental and tips for the crew, in your budget. If not already included, purchasing diving insurance for 7 euros can provide additional security. Plan airport transfers and visa arrangements in advance to ensure a smooth start and end to your diving adventure.
You can always find the most current conditions on our website or obtain upon request. Your booking is considered confirmation that you have understood and agreed to these cancellation policies.
A diving tour in the Red Sea, starting and ending in Hurghada, not only offers the opportunity to discover an underwater breathtaking world but can also be combined excellently with visits to other fascinating places in Egypt.
These destinations offer a wonderful complement to a diving tour in the Red Sea and allow you to discover the diversity of Egypt both underwater and on land.
The tour includes accommodation onboard, full board, snacks between dives, dives (number varies depending on the package), tanks, and weights. Some packages may include additional services like Nitrox for certified divers.
For most diving spots, at least an Open Water Diver certification is required. For certain dives, especially wreck dives, advanced certifications such as Advanced Open Water Diver or specific wreck diving courses may be necessary.
Typically, 3 to 4 dives are offered per day, including possible night dives, depending on weather conditions and safety regulations.
Yes, equipment rental is available but should be requested in advance. The cost of rental is not included in the tour price.
Yes, you're encouraged to bring your own equipment. Storage space is provided onboard. Remember to consider airline baggage policies when planning your trip.
Yes, meals are included in the tour price. This usually means full board, with some snacks and beverages between dives. Specific dietary needs can often be accommodated with prior notice.
If you're traveling alone and prefer not to share a cabin, a single supplement fee may apply. This fee varies depending on the tour operator.
Yes, diving insurance is mandatory for all divers. Proof of insurance will be requested before you start your diving activities.
A medical statement confirming fitness for diving is required for all divers. Some conditions may require a doctor's clearance.
The boat is equipped with emergency oxygen and first aid kits. The crew is trained to manage diving emergencies, and evacuation plans are in place for serious incidents. Close proximity to decompression chambers is ensured.
Bookings can usually be made through the tour operator's website or by contacting us directly. A deposit is often required to secure your spot.
Cancellation policies vary. Generally, deposits are non-refundable, with partial refunds available if canceling well in advance of the departure date. Always check the specific terms before booking.
We Sometimes offer the possibility to customize the tour, especially for group bookings. This might include selecting specific dive sites or adding extra services.
The Red Sea is known for its clear waters and vibrant marine life, making it a great destination for divers of all levels. Dive guides will provide briefings on each site to ensure you enjoy your dives safely.
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