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Route Description - North Classic

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Guests board the vessel in the evening, settle in and enjoy dinner aboard as the boat remains docked in the marina.

Day 2
In the morning the vessel departs. The dive team gives briefings on the boat systems, safety procedures and scientific equipment. Two orientation dives follow, introducing divers to the RIB-boat operations and SMB use. Later, the yacht sails overnight toward the Zabargad Islands.

Day 3
A full day of exploration at Zabargad Island unfolds, with three dives scheduled. After diving, the vessel sets off at night toward the Sataya Reef.

Day 4
Divers explore the reefscape around Sataya, and snorkellers join in to swim with dolphins in the bright blue waters around the site.

Day 5
Three dives at the Fury Shoals reefs fill the day, while snorkelling continues around Sataya Reef. In the evening the vessel sails onward to Samadi Reef (also known as Dolphin House).

Day 6
Guests snorkel at Samadi Reef, enjoying the marine life and relaxed pace after earlier dive-intensive days.

Day 7
Two dives take place in the Marsa Alam zone. Afterwards, the vessel heads back toward port. A minimum safety stop of around 20 hours is scheduled before flying. Educational materials and giveaways are handed to all participants.

Day 8
Breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark and transfer to the airport for onward journeys.

Route Description - New Year's Trip

8 Days 7 nights

Gottat Abu Nugar North
Reef with a shallow, flat and sandy seabed surrounding it.Huge amount of marine life.

Gottat Abu Nugar South
Part of the Abu Nugar , this is a sand bottom with scattered coral heads. Very interesting for seeing little fish and branches since there is enough sand that you can ground yourself without worrying about hitting the coral here.

Route Description - North Classic

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Guests board the vessel in the evening, settle in and enjoy dinner aboard as the boat remains docked in the marina.

Day 2
In the morning the vessel departs. The dive team gives briefings on the boat systems, safety procedures and scientific equipment. Two orientation dives follow, introducing divers to the RIB-boat operations and SMB use. Later, the yacht sails overnight toward the Zabargad Islands.

Day 3
A full day of exploration at Zabargad Island unfolds, with three dives scheduled. After diving, the vessel sets off at night toward the Sataya Reef.

Day 4
Divers explore the reefscape around Sataya, and snorkellers join in to swim with dolphins in the bright blue waters around the site.

Day 5
Three dives at the Fury Shoals reefs fill the day, while snorkelling continues around Sataya Reef. In the evening the vessel sails onward to Samadi Reef (also known as Dolphin House).

Day 6
Guests snorkel at Samadi Reef, enjoying the marine life and relaxed pace after earlier dive-intensive days.

Day 7
Two dives take place in the Marsa Alam zone. Afterwards, the vessel heads back toward port. A minimum safety stop of around 20 hours is scheduled before flying. Educational materials and giveaways are handed to all participants.

Day 8
Breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark and transfer to the airport for onward journeys.

Route Description - North Classic

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Guests board the vessel in the evening, settle in and enjoy dinner aboard as the boat remains docked in the marina.

Day 2
In the morning the vessel departs. The dive team gives briefings on the boat systems, safety procedures and scientific equipment. Two orientation dives follow, introducing divers to the RIB-boat operations and SMB use. Later, the yacht sails overnight toward the Zabargad Islands.

Day 3
A full day of exploration at Zabargad Island unfolds, with three dives scheduled. After diving, the vessel sets off at night toward the Sataya Reef.

Day 4
Divers explore the reefscape around Sataya, and snorkellers join in to swim with dolphins in the bright blue waters around the site.

Day 5
Three dives at the Fury Shoals reefs fill the day, while snorkelling continues around Sataya Reef. In the evening the vessel sails onward to Samadi Reef (also known as Dolphin House).

Day 6
Guests snorkel at Samadi Reef, enjoying the marine life and relaxed pace after earlier dive-intensive days.

Day 7
Two dives take place in the Marsa Alam zone. Afterwards, the vessel heads back toward port. A minimum safety stop of around 20 hours is scheduled before flying. Educational materials and giveaways are handed to all participants.

Day 8
Breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark and transfer to the airport for onward journeys.

Route Description - North Classic and Safaga Reef

8 Days 7 Nights

SS Thistlegorm - The Thistlegorm, located off the west coast of the Sinai Peninsula about 40 km from Sharm El Sheikh, is one of the Red Sea’s most famous wreck dives. This 125-metre British army freighter sailed for only 18 months after her launch in April 1940 before beginning her final journey on 2 June 1941, carrying World War II supplies including tanks, aircraft parts, armored vehicles, Jeeps and Bedford trucks.

Ras Mohammed - The marine park Ras Mohammed offers dreamlike diving spots. For example Shark Reef and Jolanda Reef. Both reefs are standing on a plateau, which is 20 m deep. The edges of the plateau fall down to more than 200 m. At the reef you will find nice soft corals, fish are plentiful.

Abu Nuhas- The Reef at Abu Nuhas is famous for wrecks. There are 4 wrecks here, which are today an attraction point for divers all around the world. For example the Greek cargo ship “Giannis D.”, which ran aground the reef on 19 th March 1983 and sank a short time afterwards.

The Giannis D- The ship is lying on the bottom in roughly three separate sections parallel to the reef, with the crumpled bow lying at 10 meters, the cargo area amidships being a jumble of steel and remains of the cargo, and the aft section with an intact A-frame located forward of the superstructure.

Thomas Reef - It includes several plateau sections and a deep canyon running along its southern side. As the smallest of the four Tiran reefs, its upper section bursts with color, showcasing some of the finest soft coral growth in the Sinai region.

Route Description - North - Brother Islands

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Divers check in aboard the liveaboard in the evening. The group enjoys dinner together as the vessel remains moored in the marina, settling in for the week ahead.

Day 2
In the morning, the boat departs. The dive guides lead a full briefing covering safety, diving procedures, and the use of scientific and diving equipment. Afterwards, guests complete two orientation dives at Shoab El Erg (also called Dolphin House), where they practice SMB deployment and explore via RIB.

Day 3
The vessel heads to Abu Nuhas, where divers explore iconic wreck sites including the Giannis D. They also dive Shag Rock and Dunraven, taking advantage of the dramatic reefscape and historical wrecks. Aphrodite Liveaboard

Day 4
Explorations continue at Ras Mohammed National Park. Divers visit Shark Reef and Jolanda Reef, experiencing the plateau terrain where steep drop-offs and vivid soft corals abound. They may also dive Shoab Ali.

Day 5
brings a deep dive into history as the group explores the legendary SS Thistlegorm wreck. Later, they dive around Gubal Island, adding reef dives to the mix.

Day 6
Divers explore the Rosalie Moller wreck, followed by a dive at Bluff Point, where currents and reef structure create dramatic underwater features.

Day 7
On this day, guests dive around Giftun Island and then explore the El Menya wreck. After the final dives, the boat begins its return toward port, and divers are given a mandatory safety-stop rest of at least 20 hours before flying. Educational materials and Red Sea Defender giveaways are distributed.

Day 8
In the morning, breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark. They are then transferred to the airport for their onward journey.

Route Description - Brothers - Daedalus - Elphinstone

8 Days 7 Nights

The Brothers Islands, comprising Big Brother and Little Brother, are world-class dive sites located about 60 km from the coast. Little Brother is particularly vibrant, with walls covered in sponges, anemones, and colorful soft corals, and abundant fish life including hammerheads, grey reef, silvertip, and white-tip reef sharks.

Daedalus Reef lies roughly 180 km south of the Brothers. Its sheer walls and southern plateau host diverse marine life, including schools of surgeonfish, fusiliers, carangids, and frequent sightings of reef and hammerhead sharks.

Elphinstone Reef is famed for its north and south plateaus and walls encrusted with soft corals, black corals, wire corals, and gorgonians, regularly attracting hammerheads, oceanic white-tip sharks, and grey reef sharks.

Route Description - Brothers - Daedalus - Elphinstone

8 Days 7 Nights

The Brothers Islands, comprising Big Brother and Little Brother, are world-class dive sites located about 60 km from the coast. Little Brother is particularly vibrant, with walls covered in sponges, anemones, and colorful soft corals, and abundant fish life including hammerheads, grey reef, silvertip, and white-tip reef sharks.

Daedalus Reef lies roughly 180 km south of the Brothers. Its sheer walls and southern plateau host diverse marine life, including schools of surgeonfish, fusiliers, carangids, and frequent sightings of reef and hammerhead sharks.

Elphinstone Reef is famed for its north and south plateaus and walls encrusted with soft corals, black corals, wire corals, and gorgonians, regularly attracting hammerheads, oceanic white-tip sharks, and grey reef sharks.

Route Description - Deep South and St. John's

8 Days 7 Nights

St. John’s Reefs - Remote reefs with walls of gorgonians and soft corals, home to reef fish, hammerheads, grey reef, silvertip and white-tip sharks, and occasional manta rays or dolphins.

Abu Fendera Reef- Long reef with dense hard corals and scattered outcrops, teeming with reef fish.

Marsa Shuni- Sloping sand plateau with table corals; sightings may include blue-spot and guitar rays.

Sataya (Dolphin Reef)- Horseshoe-shaped reef lagoon, rich in marine life and frequented by dolphins.

Gotat Abu Galawa- Wreck at 18?m, overgrown with hard corals; night dives reveal nudibranchs.

Elphinstone Reef- Classic Red Sea reef with steep walls and plateaus, attracting sharks and abundant reef fish.

Route Description - Deep South and St. John's

8 Days 7 Nights

St. John’s Reefs - Remote reefs with walls of gorgonians and soft corals, home to reef fish, hammerheads, grey reef, silvertip and white-tip sharks, and occasional manta rays or dolphins.

Abu Fendera Reef- Long reef with dense hard corals and scattered outcrops, teeming with reef fish.

Marsa Shuni- Sloping sand plateau with table corals; sightings may include blue-spot and guitar rays.

Sataya (Dolphin Reef)- Horseshoe-shaped reef lagoon, rich in marine life and frequented by dolphins.

Gotat Abu Galawa- Wreck at 18?m, overgrown with hard corals; night dives reveal nudibranchs.

Elphinstone Reef- Classic Red Sea reef with steep walls and plateaus, attracting sharks and abundant reef fish.

Route Description - North Classic and Safaga Reef

8 Days 7 Nights

SS Thistlegorm - The Thistlegorm, located off the west coast of the Sinai Peninsula about 40 km from Sharm El Sheikh, is one of the Red Sea’s most famous wreck dives. This 125-metre British army freighter sailed for only 18 months after her launch in April 1940 before beginning her final journey on 2 June 1941, carrying World War II supplies including tanks, aircraft parts, armored vehicles, Jeeps and Bedford trucks.

Ras Mohammed - The marine park Ras Mohammed offers dreamlike diving spots. For example Shark Reef and Jolanda Reef. Both reefs are standing on a plateau, which is 20 m deep. The edges of the plateau fall down to more than 200 m. At the reef you will find nice soft corals, fish are plentiful.

Abu Nuhas- The Reef at Abu Nuhas is famous for wrecks. There are 4 wrecks here, which are today an attraction point for divers all around the world. For example the Greek cargo ship “Giannis D.”, which ran aground the reef on 19 th March 1983 and sank a short time afterwards.

The Giannis D- The ship is lying on the bottom in roughly three separate sections parallel to the reef, with the crumpled bow lying at 10 meters, the cargo area amidships being a jumble of steel and remains of the cargo, and the aft section with an intact A-frame located forward of the superstructure.

Thomas Reef - It includes several plateau sections and a deep canyon running along its southern side. As the smallest of the four Tiran reefs, its upper section bursts with color, showcasing some of the finest soft coral growth in the Sinai region.

Route Description - Brothers- Safaga Reef

8 Days 7 Nights

The Brothers Islands
Comprising Big Brother and Little Brother, are world-class dive sites located about 60?km from the coast. Little Brother is particularly vibrant, with walls covered in sponges, anemones, and colorful soft corals, and abundant fish life including hammerheads, grey reef, silvertip, and white-tip reef sharks.

Safaga Reef
Safaga Reef refers to the collection of coral reefs and dive sites located off the coast of Safaga, Egypt, in the Red Sea. Rather than a single reef, it describes a reef system that includes well-known sites such as Panorama Reef, Abu Kafan, and Middle Reef, celebrated for their vibrant coral formations, steep drop-offs, clear waters, and rich marine life, making the area a popular destination for boat and drift diving.

Route Description - North – Straits of Tiran

8 Days 7 Nights

The Thistlegorm, one of the Red Sea’s most famous wrecks, lies upright at 30?m depth. This British freighter, carrying tanks, trucks, motorcycles, weapons, and a railway engine, was sunk by a German bomber on 6 October 1941.
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Abu Nuhas Reef is renowned for its wrecks, including the Giannis D. (27 m), Carnatic (24 m), and Dunraven (18–28 m), all now overgrown with hard and soft corals and teeming with marine life such as glassfish. The wrecks offer dramatic dives with entry points, unusual angles, and photogenic features..
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Ras Mohammed Marine Park features Shark Reef and Jolanda Reef, standing on 20?m plateaus with edges plunging beyond 200 m. Coral gardens are abundant, fish life is plentiful, and early morning dives often reveal sharks. The Jolanda wreck adds a quirky touch, with household cargo scattered across the reef..
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In the Straits of Tiran, four reefs—Gordon, Thomas, Woodhouse, and Jackson—offer diverse diving.

Route Description - North - Brother Islands

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Divers check in aboard the liveaboard in the evening. The group enjoys dinner together as the vessel remains moored in the marina, settling in for the week ahead.

Day 2
In the morning, the boat departs. The dive guides lead a full briefing covering safety, diving procedures, and the use of scientific and diving equipment. Afterwards, guests complete two orientation dives at Shoab El Erg (also called Dolphin House), where they practice SMB deployment and explore via RIB.

Day 3
The vessel heads to Abu Nuhas, where divers explore iconic wreck sites including the Giannis D. They also dive Shag Rock and Dunraven, taking advantage of the dramatic reefscape and historical wrecks. Aphrodite Liveaboard

Day 4
Explorations continue at Ras Mohammed National Park. Divers visit Shark Reef and Jolanda Reef, experiencing the plateau terrain where steep drop-offs and vivid soft corals abound. They may also dive Shoab Ali.

Day 5
brings a deep dive into history as the group explores the legendary SS Thistlegorm wreck. Later, they dive around Gubal Island, adding reef dives to the mix.

Day 6
Divers explore the Rosalie Moller wreck, followed by a dive at Bluff Point, where currents and reef structure create dramatic underwater features.

Day 7
On this day, guests dive around Giftun Island and then explore the El Menya wreck. After the final dives, the boat begins its return toward port, and divers are given a mandatory safety-stop rest of at least 20 hours before flying. Educational materials and Red Sea Defender giveaways are distributed.

Day 8
In the morning, breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark. They are then transferred to the airport for their onward journey.

Route Description - North – Straits of Tiran

8 Days 7 Nights

The Thistlegorm, one of the Red Sea’s most famous wrecks, lies upright at 30?m depth. This British freighter, carrying tanks, trucks, motorcycles, weapons, and a railway engine, was sunk by a German bomber on 6 October 1941.
.
Abu Nuhas Reef is renowned for its wrecks, including the Giannis D. (27 m), Carnatic (24 m), and Dunraven (18–28 m), all now overgrown with hard and soft corals and teeming with marine life such as glassfish. The wrecks offer dramatic dives with entry points, unusual angles, and photogenic features..
.
Ras Mohammed Marine Park features Shark Reef and Jolanda Reef, standing on 20?m plateaus with edges plunging beyond 200 m. Coral gardens are abundant, fish life is plentiful, and early morning dives often reveal sharks. The Jolanda wreck adds a quirky touch, with household cargo scattered across the reef..
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In the Straits of Tiran, four reefs—Gordon, Thomas, Woodhouse, and Jackson—offer diverse diving.

Route Description - Brothers - Daedalus - Elphinstone

8 Days 7 Nights

The Brothers Islands, comprising Big Brother and Little Brother, are world-class dive sites located about 60 km from the coast. Little Brother is particularly vibrant, with walls covered in sponges, anemones, and colorful soft corals, and abundant fish life including hammerheads, grey reef, silvertip, and white-tip reef sharks.

Daedalus Reef lies roughly 180 km south of the Brothers. Its sheer walls and southern plateau host diverse marine life, including schools of surgeonfish, fusiliers, carangids, and frequent sightings of reef and hammerhead sharks.

Elphinstone Reef is famed for its north and south plateaus and walls encrusted with soft corals, black corals, wire corals, and gorgonians, regularly attracting hammerheads, oceanic white-tip sharks, and grey reef sharks.

Route Description - Sataya, Fury Shoals

8 Days 7 Nights

Sataya, also called the Dolphin House lures itself the exciting experience with dolphins to snorkels, which you find here during the day. Also the dipping places at this reef spoil the diver. At the exteriors of the reef there are “Drop-offs” and at one “Erg” you can discover in 5 meter deep very interesting caves. The Fury Shoals make up several reefs along the Southwest Red Sea coast, offering amazing scuba diving opportunities with some of the most pristine reefs in Egypt. The hard and soft coral are unspoiled and are a highlight of many dive sites such as the Fury Shoal Garden. The marine life is also really great with all the usual reef fishes of the Red Sea and various species of reef Sharks (Whitetip, Grey) and even sometimes the curious Oceanic Whitetip Shark. Pelagic fishes such Barracudas, Giant Trevallies, Dogtooth Tunas are also common in the area.

Route Description - Deep South and St. John's

8 Days 7 Nights

St. John’s Reefs - Remote reefs with walls of gorgonians and soft corals, home to reef fish, hammerheads, grey reef, silvertip and white-tip sharks, and occasional manta rays or dolphins.

Abu Fendera Reef- Long reef with dense hard corals and scattered outcrops, teeming with reef fish.

Marsa Shuni- Sloping sand plateau with table corals; sightings may include blue-spot and guitar rays.

Sataya (Dolphin Reef)- Horseshoe-shaped reef lagoon, rich in marine life and frequented by dolphins.

Gotat Abu Galawa- Wreck at 18?m, overgrown with hard corals; night dives reveal nudibranchs.

Elphinstone Reef- Classic Red Sea reef with steep walls and plateaus, attracting sharks and abundant reef fish.

Route Description - North - Brother Islands

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Divers check in aboard the liveaboard in the evening. The group enjoys dinner together as the vessel remains moored in the marina, settling in for the week ahead.

Day 2
In the morning, the boat departs. The dive guides lead a full briefing covering safety, diving procedures, and the use of scientific and diving equipment. Afterwards, guests complete two orientation dives at Shoab El Erg (also called Dolphin House), where they practice SMB deployment and explore via RIB.

Day 3
The vessel heads to Abu Nuhas, where divers explore iconic wreck sites including the Giannis D. They also dive Shag Rock and Dunraven, taking advantage of the dramatic reefscape and historical wrecks. Aphrodite Liveaboard

Day 4
Explorations continue at Ras Mohammed National Park. Divers visit Shark Reef and Jolanda Reef, experiencing the plateau terrain where steep drop-offs and vivid soft corals abound. They may also dive Shoab Ali.

Day 5
brings a deep dive into history as the group explores the legendary SS Thistlegorm wreck. Later, they dive around Gubal Island, adding reef dives to the mix.

Day 6
Divers explore the Rosalie Moller wreck, followed by a dive at Bluff Point, where currents and reef structure create dramatic underwater features.

Day 7
On this day, guests dive around Giftun Island and then explore the El Menya wreck. After the final dives, the boat begins its return toward port, and divers are given a mandatory safety-stop rest of at least 20 hours before flying. Educational materials and Red Sea Defender giveaways are distributed.

Day 8
In the morning, breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark. They are then transferred to the airport for their onward journey.

Route Description - Sataya, Fury Shoals

8 Days 7 Nights

Sataya, also called the Dolphin House lures itself the exciting experience with dolphins to snorkels, which you find here during the day. Also the dipping places at this reef spoil the diver. At the exteriors of the reef there are “Drop-offs” and at one “Erg” you can discover in 5 meter deep very interesting caves. The Fury Shoals make up several reefs along the Southwest Red Sea coast, offering amazing scuba diving opportunities with some of the most pristine reefs in Egypt. The hard and soft coral are unspoiled and are a highlight of many dive sites such as the Fury Shoal Garden. The marine life is also really great with all the usual reef fishes of the Red Sea and various species of reef Sharks (Whitetip, Grey) and even sometimes the curious Oceanic Whitetip Shark. Pelagic fishes such Barracudas, Giant Trevallies, Dogtooth Tunas are also common in the area.

Route Description - Deep South and St. John's

8 Days 7 Nights

St. John’s Reefs - Remote reefs with walls of gorgonians and soft corals, home to reef fish, hammerheads, grey reef, silvertip and white-tip sharks, and occasional manta rays or dolphins.

Abu Fendera Reef- Long reef with dense hard corals and scattered outcrops, teeming with reef fish.

Marsa Shuni- Sloping sand plateau with table corals; sightings may include blue-spot and guitar rays.

Sataya (Dolphin Reef)- Horseshoe-shaped reef lagoon, rich in marine life and frequented by dolphins.

Gotat Abu Galawa- Wreck at 18?m, overgrown with hard corals; night dives reveal nudibranchs.

Elphinstone Reef- Classic Red Sea reef with steep walls and plateaus, attracting sharks and abundant reef fish.

Route Description - Deep South and St. John's

8 Days 7 Nights

St. John’s Reefs - Remote reefs with walls of gorgonians and soft corals, home to reef fish, hammerheads, grey reef, silvertip and white-tip sharks, and occasional manta rays or dolphins.

Abu Fendera Reef- Long reef with dense hard corals and scattered outcrops, teeming with reef fish.

Marsa Shuni- Sloping sand plateau with table corals; sightings may include blue-spot and guitar rays.

Sataya (Dolphin Reef)- Horseshoe-shaped reef lagoon, rich in marine life and frequented by dolphins.

Gotat Abu Galawa- Wreck at 18?m, overgrown with hard corals; night dives reveal nudibranchs.

Elphinstone Reef- Classic Red Sea reef with steep walls and plateaus, attracting sharks and abundant reef fish.

Route Description - North Classic

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Guests board the vessel in the evening, settle in and enjoy dinner aboard as the boat remains docked in the marina.

Day 2
In the morning the vessel departs. The dive team gives briefings on the boat systems, safety procedures and scientific equipment. Two orientation dives follow, introducing divers to the RIB-boat operations and SMB use. Later, the yacht sails overnight toward the Zabargad Islands.

Day 3
A full day of exploration at Zabargad Island unfolds, with three dives scheduled. After diving, the vessel sets off at night toward the Sataya Reef.

Day 4
Divers explore the reefscape around Sataya, and snorkellers join in to swim with dolphins in the bright blue waters around the site.

Day 5
Three dives at the Fury Shoals reefs fill the day, while snorkelling continues around Sataya Reef. In the evening the vessel sails onward to Samadi Reef (also known as Dolphin House).

Day 6
Guests snorkel at Samadi Reef, enjoying the marine life and relaxed pace after earlier dive-intensive days.

Day 7
Two dives take place in the Marsa Alam zone. Afterwards, the vessel heads back toward port. A minimum safety stop of around 20 hours is scheduled before flying. Educational materials and giveaways are handed to all participants.

Day 8
Breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark and transfer to the airport for onward journeys.

Route Description - North Classic

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Guests board the vessel in the evening, settle in and enjoy dinner aboard as the boat remains docked in the marina.

Day 2
In the morning the vessel departs. The dive team gives briefings on the boat systems, safety procedures and scientific equipment. Two orientation dives follow, introducing divers to the RIB-boat operations and SMB use. Later, the yacht sails overnight toward the Zabargad Islands.

Day 3
A full day of exploration at Zabargad Island unfolds, with three dives scheduled. After diving, the vessel sets off at night toward the Sataya Reef.

Day 4
Divers explore the reefscape around Sataya, and snorkellers join in to swim with dolphins in the bright blue waters around the site.

Day 5
Three dives at the Fury Shoals reefs fill the day, while snorkelling continues around Sataya Reef. In the evening the vessel sails onward to Samadi Reef (also known as Dolphin House).

Day 6
Guests snorkel at Samadi Reef, enjoying the marine life and relaxed pace after earlier dive-intensive days.

Day 7
Two dives take place in the Marsa Alam zone. Afterwards, the vessel heads back toward port. A minimum safety stop of around 20 hours is scheduled before flying. Educational materials and giveaways are handed to all participants.

Day 8
Breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark and transfer to the airport for onward journeys.

Route Description - North Classic

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Guests board the vessel in the evening, settle in and enjoy dinner aboard as the boat remains docked in the marina.

Day 2
In the morning the vessel departs. The dive team gives briefings on the boat systems, safety procedures and scientific equipment. Two orientation dives follow, introducing divers to the RIB-boat operations and SMB use. Later, the yacht sails overnight toward the Zabargad Islands.

Day 3
A full day of exploration at Zabargad Island unfolds, with three dives scheduled. After diving, the vessel sets off at night toward the Sataya Reef.

Day 4
Divers explore the reefscape around Sataya, and snorkellers join in to swim with dolphins in the bright blue waters around the site.

Day 5
Three dives at the Fury Shoals reefs fill the day, while snorkelling continues around Sataya Reef. In the evening the vessel sails onward to Samadi Reef (also known as Dolphin House).

Day 6
Guests snorkel at Samadi Reef, enjoying the marine life and relaxed pace after earlier dive-intensive days.

Day 7
Two dives take place in the Marsa Alam zone. Afterwards, the vessel heads back toward port. A minimum safety stop of around 20 hours is scheduled before flying. Educational materials and giveaways are handed to all participants.

Day 8
Breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark and transfer to the airport for onward journeys.

Route Description - North Classic

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Guests board the vessel in the evening, settle in and enjoy dinner aboard as the boat remains docked in the marina.

Day 2
In the morning the vessel departs. The dive team gives briefings on the boat systems, safety procedures and scientific equipment. Two orientation dives follow, introducing divers to the RIB-boat operations and SMB use. Later, the yacht sails overnight toward the Zabargad Islands.

Day 3
A full day of exploration at Zabargad Island unfolds, with three dives scheduled. After diving, the vessel sets off at night toward the Sataya Reef.

Day 4
Divers explore the reefscape around Sataya, and snorkellers join in to swim with dolphins in the bright blue waters around the site.

Day 5
Three dives at the Fury Shoals reefs fill the day, while snorkelling continues around Sataya Reef. In the evening the vessel sails onward to Samadi Reef (also known as Dolphin House).

Day 6
Guests snorkel at Samadi Reef, enjoying the marine life and relaxed pace after earlier dive-intensive days.

Day 7
Two dives take place in the Marsa Alam zone. Afterwards, the vessel heads back toward port. A minimum safety stop of around 20 hours is scheduled before flying. Educational materials and giveaways are handed to all participants.

Day 8
Breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark and transfer to the airport for onward journeys.

Route Description - North Classic and Safaga Reef

8 Days 7 Nights

SS Thistlegorm - The Thistlegorm, located off the west coast of the Sinai Peninsula about 40 km from Sharm El Sheikh, is one of the Red Sea’s most famous wreck dives. This 125-metre British army freighter sailed for only 18 months after her launch in April 1940 before beginning her final journey on 2 June 1941, carrying World War II supplies including tanks, aircraft parts, armored vehicles, Jeeps and Bedford trucks.

Ras Mohammed - The marine park Ras Mohammed offers dreamlike diving spots. For example Shark Reef and Jolanda Reef. Both reefs are standing on a plateau, which is 20 m deep. The edges of the plateau fall down to more than 200 m. At the reef you will find nice soft corals, fish are plentiful.

Abu Nuhas- The Reef at Abu Nuhas is famous for wrecks. There are 4 wrecks here, which are today an attraction point for divers all around the world. For example the Greek cargo ship “Giannis D.”, which ran aground the reef on 19 th March 1983 and sank a short time afterwards.

The Giannis D- The ship is lying on the bottom in roughly three separate sections parallel to the reef, with the crumpled bow lying at 10 meters, the cargo area amidships being a jumble of steel and remains of the cargo, and the aft section with an intact A-frame located forward of the superstructure.

Thomas Reef - It includes several plateau sections and a deep canyon running along its southern side. As the smallest of the four Tiran reefs, its upper section bursts with color, showcasing some of the finest soft coral growth in the Sinai region.

Route Description - North - Brother Islands

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Divers check in aboard the liveaboard in the evening. The group enjoys dinner together as the vessel remains moored in the marina, settling in for the week ahead.

Day 2
In the morning, the boat departs. The dive guides lead a full briefing covering safety, diving procedures, and the use of scientific and diving equipment. Afterwards, guests complete two orientation dives at Shoab El Erg (also called Dolphin House), where they practice SMB deployment and explore via RIB.

Day 3
The vessel heads to Abu Nuhas, where divers explore iconic wreck sites including the Giannis D. They also dive Shag Rock and Dunraven, taking advantage of the dramatic reefscape and historical wrecks. Aphrodite Liveaboard

Day 4
Explorations continue at Ras Mohammed National Park. Divers visit Shark Reef and Jolanda Reef, experiencing the plateau terrain where steep drop-offs and vivid soft corals abound. They may also dive Shoab Ali.

Day 5
brings a deep dive into history as the group explores the legendary SS Thistlegorm wreck. Later, they dive around Gubal Island, adding reef dives to the mix.

Day 6
Divers explore the Rosalie Moller wreck, followed by a dive at Bluff Point, where currents and reef structure create dramatic underwater features.

Day 7
On this day, guests dive around Giftun Island and then explore the El Menya wreck. After the final dives, the boat begins its return toward port, and divers are given a mandatory safety-stop rest of at least 20 hours before flying. Educational materials and Red Sea Defender giveaways are distributed.

Day 8
In the morning, breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark. They are then transferred to the airport for their onward journey.

Route Description - North Classic

8 Days 7 Nights

Day 1
Guests board the vessel in the evening, settle in and enjoy dinner aboard as the boat remains docked in the marina.

Day 2
In the morning the vessel departs. The dive team gives briefings on the boat systems, safety procedures and scientific equipment. Two orientation dives follow, introducing divers to the RIB-boat operations and SMB use. Later, the yacht sails overnight toward the Zabargad Islands.

Day 3
A full day of exploration at Zabargad Island unfolds, with three dives scheduled. After diving, the vessel sets off at night toward the Sataya Reef.

Day 4
Divers explore the reefscape around Sataya, and snorkellers join in to swim with dolphins in the bright blue waters around the site.

Day 5
Three dives at the Fury Shoals reefs fill the day, while snorkelling continues around Sataya Reef. In the evening the vessel sails onward to Samadi Reef (also known as Dolphin House).

Day 6
Guests snorkel at Samadi Reef, enjoying the marine life and relaxed pace after earlier dive-intensive days.

Day 7
Two dives take place in the Marsa Alam zone. Afterwards, the vessel heads back toward port. A minimum safety stop of around 20 hours is scheduled before flying. Educational materials and giveaways are handed to all participants.

Day 8
Breakfast is served, and by noon guests disembark and transfer to the airport for onward journeys.

Route Description - North – Straits of Tiran

8 Days 7 Nights

The Thistlegorm, one of the Red Sea’s most famous wrecks, lies upright at 30?m depth. This British freighter, carrying tanks, trucks, motorcycles, weapons, and a railway engine, was sunk by a German bomber on 6 October 1941.
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Abu Nuhas Reef is renowned for its wrecks, including the Giannis D. (27 m), Carnatic (24 m), and Dunraven (18–28 m), all now overgrown with hard and soft corals and teeming with marine life such as glassfish. The wrecks offer dramatic dives with entry points, unusual angles, and photogenic features..
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Ras Mohammed Marine Park features Shark Reef and Jolanda Reef, standing on 20?m plateaus with edges plunging beyond 200 m. Coral gardens are abundant, fish life is plentiful, and early morning dives often reveal sharks. The Jolanda wreck adds a quirky touch, with household cargo scattered across the reef..
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In the Straits of Tiran, four reefs—Gordon, Thomas, Woodhouse, and Jackson—offer diverse diving.