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Route Description - Northern Wrecks and Brothers

Having the chance to combine wrecks and the stunning Brothers Islands. This trip may also include the pristine protected area of Ras Mohamed and a visit to Dolphin House.

Northern Wrecks & Brothers Trip highlights

•Brothers Islands
The famous aquatic siblings near Hurghada. The site is characterized by a huge fish population, dominated by tiny anthias, glassfish, sweepers and gorgonians.Here in the Red Sea two mountain tops have emerged from the sea. They have become famous as aquatic siblings, going by the name of Brothers Islands. They are als called ' El Akhawein' in Egyptian parlance.

•Dolphin House shaab El Erg
Shaab El Erg, a reef teeming with marine life, offers a unique diving experience with Spinner dolphins. Dive in for a chance to swim with these magnificent mammals and explore the beautiful coral gardens.

•Gubal Reef
Bluff point is a steep wall dive that follows the coastline. There are plenty of small passages and inlets in the rock that hides away a lot of marine life. The reef is full of glass-fish, butterflyfish, crocodile fish and a flat-headed scorpionfish. The wreck itself isn't much to look at, but it serves as an attraction for marine life.

•Rosalie Moller Ship Wreck
Rosalie Moller, a British cargo ship sunk in WWII, is now a dive site with diverse marine species at a depth of 55 meters.

•SS Thistlegorm Ship Wreck
The SS Thistlegorm, known for its military cargo from World War II, is a famous 1940 wreck attracting many divers. Visible items include boots, motorcycles, trucks, rifles, armored vehicles, and steam locomotives stored as deck cargo.

•Abu Nuhas Wrecks
Shaab Abu Nuhas, off the north coast of Shadwan Island, is a must-visit for wreck diving enthusiasts. Explore 5 cargo shipwrecks, with 4 suitable for recreational divers. Don't miss the vibrant marine life and beautiful corals!

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the North & Brothers trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Safaga, Brothers, Daedalus

Safaga, Brothers, and Daedalus are three of the most popular dive sites in the Red Sea. This itinerary offers a great opportunity to experience all three of these sites in one trip. Guests will enjoy stunning coral reefs, abundant marine life, and opportunities to dive with both dolphins and sharks.

Safaga, Brothers, & Daedalus Trip highlights

•Brothers Islands
The famous aquatic siblings near Hurghada. The site is characterized by a huge fish population, dominated by tiny anthias, glassfish, sweepers and gorgonians.Here in the Red Sea two mountain tops have emerged from the sea. They have become famous as aquatic siblings, going by the name of Brothers Islands. They are als called ' El Akhawein' in Egyptian parlance.

•Panorama Reef
This dive site near Safaga, Egypt, offers an incredible underwater experience. Accessible by boat in about 60 minutes, it features a large outer reef with north and south plateaus at depths of 18m to 32m, and steep walls on the east and west sides descending beyond 40m. Divers will encounter soft and hard corals, and Nemo City, a vibrant area between 5m and 20m. Larger marine creatures like sharks, turtles, and manta rays can be spotted, along with various fish species. With visibility up to 27m and a maximum depth of 26m, it's ideal for divers of all levels.

•Salem Express Wreck
The Salem Express was a 100-meter-long car and passenger ferry that sank on December 17, 1991, after hitting Hyndman Reef while traveling from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to Safaga, Egypt. It was carrying pilgrims returning from Mecca, with an official death toll of 470, though estimates suggest around 1,000 may have perished. Only 180 passengers survived, making it one of the largest maritime tragedies.

The wreck is considered by many as a tomb, and diving it requires great respect. Divers should not touch anything, as personal items remain scattered throughout. Penetration into the wreck is forbidden, as it has been declared a maritime tomb. The wreck lies between 12 and 30 meters deep and requires at least two dives to fully explore. There is minimal marine life around the site, though some coral has started to grow on the ship.

•Daedalus Reef
Experience the thrill of diving at Daedalus, a remote reef in the Red Sea with steep walls and strong currents. Encounter hammerhead sharks and other pelagic species. Dive responsibly to protect marine life.

•Ras Abu Soma Reef
Ras Abu Soma, just 15 minutes from Soma Bay, is an exciting dive site with a reef that gently descends onto a sandy slope before plunging into deeper waters. Advanced divers will enjoy the northern section, where the reef forms a dramatic wall, perfect for drift dives. The site is home to free-swimming moray eels, passing eagle rays, and hidden octopus and cuttlefish. Clownfish in anemones add color to the scene, and occasional shark sightings are possible, though rare. With its dynamic topography and rich marine life, Ras Abu Soma offers an exhilarating adventure for experienced divers.

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the Safaga, Brothers, and Daedalus trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Safaga, Brothers, Daedalus

Safaga, Brothers, and Daedalus are three of the most popular dive sites in the Red Sea. This itinerary offers a great opportunity to experience all three of these sites in one trip. Guests will enjoy stunning coral reefs, abundant marine life, and opportunities to dive with both dolphins and sharks.

Safaga, Brothers, & Daedalus Trip highlights

•Brothers Islands
The famous aquatic siblings near Hurghada. The site is characterized by a huge fish population, dominated by tiny anthias, glassfish, sweepers and gorgonians.Here in the Red Sea two mountain tops have emerged from the sea. They have become famous as aquatic siblings, going by the name of Brothers Islands. They are als called ' El Akhawein' in Egyptian parlance.

•Panorama Reef
This dive site near Safaga, Egypt, offers an incredible underwater experience. Accessible by boat in about 60 minutes, it features a large outer reef with north and south plateaus at depths of 18m to 32m, and steep walls on the east and west sides descending beyond 40m. Divers will encounter soft and hard corals, and Nemo City, a vibrant area between 5m and 20m. Larger marine creatures like sharks, turtles, and manta rays can be spotted, along with various fish species. With visibility up to 27m and a maximum depth of 26m, it's ideal for divers of all levels.

•Salem Express Wreck
The Salem Express was a 100-meter-long car and passenger ferry that sank on December 17, 1991, after hitting Hyndman Reef while traveling from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to Safaga, Egypt. It was carrying pilgrims returning from Mecca, with an official death toll of 470, though estimates suggest around 1,000 may have perished. Only 180 passengers survived, making it one of the largest maritime tragedies.

The wreck is considered by many as a tomb, and diving it requires great respect. Divers should not touch anything, as personal items remain scattered throughout. Penetration into the wreck is forbidden, as it has been declared a maritime tomb. The wreck lies between 12 and 30 meters deep and requires at least two dives to fully explore. There is minimal marine life around the site, though some coral has started to grow on the ship.

•Daedalus Reef
Experience the thrill of diving at Daedalus, a remote reef in the Red Sea with steep walls and strong currents. Encounter hammerhead sharks and other pelagic species. Dive responsibly to protect marine life.

•Ras Abu Soma Reef
Ras Abu Soma, just 15 minutes from Soma Bay, is an exciting dive site with a reef that gently descends onto a sandy slope before plunging into deeper waters. Advanced divers will enjoy the northern section, where the reef forms a dramatic wall, perfect for drift dives. The site is home to free-swimming moray eels, passing eagle rays, and hidden octopus and cuttlefish. Clownfish in anemones add color to the scene, and occasional shark sightings are possible, though rare. With its dynamic topography and rich marine life, Ras Abu Soma offers an exhilarating adventure for experienced divers.

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the Safaga, Brothers, and Daedalus trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Northern Wrecks and Reefs

One of the most classic route of the northern of Red Sea. Wrecks and a chance to visit the beautiful Gubal Island. From Hurghada to the amazing protected area of Ras Mohamed

Northern Wrecks & Reefs Trip highlights

•Gubal Reef
Bluff point is a steep wall dive that follows the coastline. There are plenty of small passages and inlets in the rock that hides away a lot of marine life. The reef is full of glass-fish, butterflyfish, crocodile fish and a flat-headed scorpionfish. The wreck itself isn't much to look at, but it serves as an attraction for marine life.

•Ras Mohamed National Park
RAS MOHAMED National Park has 9 dive sites including Ras Ghozlani, Marsa Barieka, Ras Zatar, Jackfish Alley, Eel Garden, Shark Observatory, Anemone city, Shark & Yolanda Reefs. The area benefits from strong currents that support diverse marine life.

•Rosalie Moller Ship Wreck
Rosalie Moller, a British cargo ship sunk in WWII, is now a dive site with diverse marine species at a depth of 55 meters.

•SS Thistlegorm Ship Wreck
The SS Thistlegorm, known for its military cargo from World War II, is a famous 1940 wreck attracting many divers. Visible items include boots, motorcycles, trucks, rifles, armored vehicles, and steam locomotives stored as deck cargo.

•Abu Nuhas Wreck Ally
Shaab Abu Nuhas, off the north coast of Shadwan Island, is a must-visit for wreck diving enthusiasts. Explore 4 cargo shipwrecks suitable for recreational divers. Don't miss the vibrant marine life and beautiful corals!

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the Northern Wrecks & Reefs trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Northern Wrecks and Brothers

Having the chance to combine wrecks and the stunning Brothers Islands. This trip may also include the pristine protected area of Ras Mohamed and a visit to Dolphin House.

Northern Wrecks & Brothers Trip highlights

•Brothers Islands
The famous aquatic siblings near Hurghada. The site is characterized by a huge fish population, dominated by tiny anthias, glassfish, sweepers and gorgonians.Here in the Red Sea two mountain tops have emerged from the sea. They have become famous as aquatic siblings, going by the name of Brothers Islands. They are als called ' El Akhawein' in Egyptian parlance.

•Dolphin House shaab El Erg
Shaab El Erg, a reef teeming with marine life, offers a unique diving experience with Spinner dolphins. Dive in for a chance to swim with these magnificent mammals and explore the beautiful coral gardens.

•Gubal Reef
Bluff point is a steep wall dive that follows the coastline. There are plenty of small passages and inlets in the rock that hides away a lot of marine life. The reef is full of glass-fish, butterflyfish, crocodile fish and a flat-headed scorpionfish. The wreck itself isn't much to look at, but it serves as an attraction for marine life.

•Rosalie Moller Ship Wreck
Rosalie Moller, a British cargo ship sunk in WWII, is now a dive site with diverse marine species at a depth of 55 meters.

•SS Thistlegorm Ship Wreck
The SS Thistlegorm, known for its military cargo from World War II, is a famous 1940 wreck attracting many divers. Visible items include boots, motorcycles, trucks, rifles, armored vehicles, and steam locomotives stored as deck cargo.

•Abu Nuhas Wrecks
Shaab Abu Nuhas, off the north coast of Shadwan Island, is a must-visit for wreck diving enthusiasts. Explore 5 cargo shipwrecks, with 4 suitable for recreational divers. Don't miss the vibrant marine life and beautiful corals!

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the North & Brothers trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Northern Wrecks and Reefs

One of the most classic route of the northern of Red Sea. Wrecks and a chance to visit the beautiful Gubal Island. From Hurghada to the amazing protected area of Ras Mohamed

Northern Wrecks & Reefs Trip highlights

•Gubal Reef
Bluff point is a steep wall dive that follows the coastline. There are plenty of small passages and inlets in the rock that hides away a lot of marine life. The reef is full of glass-fish, butterflyfish, crocodile fish and a flat-headed scorpionfish. The wreck itself isn't much to look at, but it serves as an attraction for marine life.

•Ras Mohamed National Park
RAS MOHAMED National Park has 9 dive sites including Ras Ghozlani, Marsa Barieka, Ras Zatar, Jackfish Alley, Eel Garden, Shark Observatory, Anemone city, Shark & Yolanda Reefs. The area benefits from strong currents that support diverse marine life.

•Rosalie Moller Ship Wreck
Rosalie Moller, a British cargo ship sunk in WWII, is now a dive site with diverse marine species at a depth of 55 meters.

•SS Thistlegorm Ship Wreck
The SS Thistlegorm, known for its military cargo from World War II, is a famous 1940 wreck attracting many divers. Visible items include boots, motorcycles, trucks, rifles, armored vehicles, and steam locomotives stored as deck cargo.

•Abu Nuhas Wreck Ally
Shaab Abu Nuhas, off the north coast of Shadwan Island, is a must-visit for wreck diving enthusiasts. Explore 4 cargo shipwrecks suitable for recreational divers. Don't miss the vibrant marine life and beautiful corals!

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the Northern Wrecks & Reefs trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Northern Wrecks and Reefs

One of the most classic route of the northern of Red Sea. Wrecks and a chance to visit the beautiful Gubal Island. From Hurghada to the amazing protected area of Ras Mohamed

Northern Wrecks & Reefs Trip highlights

•Gubal Reef
Bluff point is a steep wall dive that follows the coastline. There are plenty of small passages and inlets in the rock that hides away a lot of marine life. The reef is full of glass-fish, butterflyfish, crocodile fish and a flat-headed scorpionfish. The wreck itself isn't much to look at, but it serves as an attraction for marine life.

•Ras Mohamed National Park
RAS MOHAMED National Park has 9 dive sites including Ras Ghozlani, Marsa Barieka, Ras Zatar, Jackfish Alley, Eel Garden, Shark Observatory, Anemone city, Shark & Yolanda Reefs. The area benefits from strong currents that support diverse marine life.

•Rosalie Moller Ship Wreck
Rosalie Moller, a British cargo ship sunk in WWII, is now a dive site with diverse marine species at a depth of 55 meters.

•SS Thistlegorm Ship Wreck
The SS Thistlegorm, known for its military cargo from World War II, is a famous 1940 wreck attracting many divers. Visible items include boots, motorcycles, trucks, rifles, armored vehicles, and steam locomotives stored as deck cargo.

•Abu Nuhas Wreck Ally
Shaab Abu Nuhas, off the north coast of Shadwan Island, is a must-visit for wreck diving enthusiasts. Explore 4 cargo shipwrecks suitable for recreational divers. Don't miss the vibrant marine life and beautiful corals!

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the Northern Wrecks & Reefs trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Northern Wrecks and Reefs

One of the most classic route of the northern of Red Sea. Wrecks and a chance to visit the beautiful Gubal Island. From Hurghada to the amazing protected area of Ras Mohamed

Northern Wrecks & Reefs Trip highlights

•Gubal Reef
Bluff point is a steep wall dive that follows the coastline. There are plenty of small passages and inlets in the rock that hides away a lot of marine life. The reef is full of glass-fish, butterflyfish, crocodile fish and a flat-headed scorpionfish. The wreck itself isn't much to look at, but it serves as an attraction for marine life.

•Ras Mohamed National Park
RAS MOHAMED National Park has 9 dive sites including Ras Ghozlani, Marsa Barieka, Ras Zatar, Jackfish Alley, Eel Garden, Shark Observatory, Anemone city, Shark & Yolanda Reefs. The area benefits from strong currents that support diverse marine life.

•Rosalie Moller Ship Wreck
Rosalie Moller, a British cargo ship sunk in WWII, is now a dive site with diverse marine species at a depth of 55 meters.

•SS Thistlegorm Ship Wreck
The SS Thistlegorm, known for its military cargo from World War II, is a famous 1940 wreck attracting many divers. Visible items include boots, motorcycles, trucks, rifles, armored vehicles, and steam locomotives stored as deck cargo.

•Abu Nuhas Wreck Ally
Shaab Abu Nuhas, off the north coast of Shadwan Island, is a must-visit for wreck diving enthusiasts. Explore 4 cargo shipwrecks suitable for recreational divers. Don't miss the vibrant marine life and beautiful corals!

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the Northern Wrecks & Reefs trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Safaga, Brothers, Daedalus

Safaga, Brothers, and Daedalus are three of the most popular dive sites in the Red Sea. This itinerary offers a great opportunity to experience all three of these sites in one trip. Guests will enjoy stunning coral reefs, abundant marine life, and opportunities to dive with both dolphins and sharks.

Safaga, Brothers, & Daedalus Trip highlights

•Brothers Islands
The famous aquatic siblings near Hurghada. The site is characterized by a huge fish population, dominated by tiny anthias, glassfish, sweepers and gorgonians.Here in the Red Sea two mountain tops have emerged from the sea. They have become famous as aquatic siblings, going by the name of Brothers Islands. They are als called ' El Akhawein' in Egyptian parlance.

•Panorama Reef
This dive site near Safaga, Egypt, offers an incredible underwater experience. Accessible by boat in about 60 minutes, it features a large outer reef with north and south plateaus at depths of 18m to 32m, and steep walls on the east and west sides descending beyond 40m. Divers will encounter soft and hard corals, and Nemo City, a vibrant area between 5m and 20m. Larger marine creatures like sharks, turtles, and manta rays can be spotted, along with various fish species. With visibility up to 27m and a maximum depth of 26m, it's ideal for divers of all levels.

•Salem Express Wreck
The Salem Express was a 100-meter-long car and passenger ferry that sank on December 17, 1991, after hitting Hyndman Reef while traveling from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to Safaga, Egypt. It was carrying pilgrims returning from Mecca, with an official death toll of 470, though estimates suggest around 1,000 may have perished. Only 180 passengers survived, making it one of the largest maritime tragedies.

The wreck is considered by many as a tomb, and diving it requires great respect. Divers should not touch anything, as personal items remain scattered throughout. Penetration into the wreck is forbidden, as it has been declared a maritime tomb. The wreck lies between 12 and 30 meters deep and requires at least two dives to fully explore. There is minimal marine life around the site, though some coral has started to grow on the ship.

•Daedalus Reef
Experience the thrill of diving at Daedalus, a remote reef in the Red Sea with steep walls and strong currents. Encounter hammerhead sharks and other pelagic species. Dive responsibly to protect marine life.

•Ras Abu Soma Reef
Ras Abu Soma, just 15 minutes from Soma Bay, is an exciting dive site with a reef that gently descends onto a sandy slope before plunging into deeper waters. Advanced divers will enjoy the northern section, where the reef forms a dramatic wall, perfect for drift dives. The site is home to free-swimming moray eels, passing eagle rays, and hidden octopus and cuttlefish. Clownfish in anemones add color to the scene, and occasional shark sightings are possible, though rare. With its dynamic topography and rich marine life, Ras Abu Soma offers an exhilarating adventure for experienced divers.

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the Safaga, Brothers, and Daedalus trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Northern Wrecks and Brothers

Having the chance to combine wrecks and the stunning Brothers Islands. This trip may also include the pristine protected area of Ras Mohamed and a visit to Dolphin House.

Northern Wrecks & Brothers Trip highlights

•Brothers Islands
The famous aquatic siblings near Hurghada. The site is characterized by a huge fish population, dominated by tiny anthias, glassfish, sweepers and gorgonians.Here in the Red Sea two mountain tops have emerged from the sea. They have become famous as aquatic siblings, going by the name of Brothers Islands. They are als called ' El Akhawein' in Egyptian parlance.

•Dolphin House shaab El Erg
Shaab El Erg, a reef teeming with marine life, offers a unique diving experience with Spinner dolphins. Dive in for a chance to swim with these magnificent mammals and explore the beautiful coral gardens.

•Gubal Reef
Bluff point is a steep wall dive that follows the coastline. There are plenty of small passages and inlets in the rock that hides away a lot of marine life. The reef is full of glass-fish, butterflyfish, crocodile fish and a flat-headed scorpionfish. The wreck itself isn't much to look at, but it serves as an attraction for marine life.

•Rosalie Moller Ship Wreck
Rosalie Moller, a British cargo ship sunk in WWII, is now a dive site with diverse marine species at a depth of 55 meters.

•SS Thistlegorm Ship Wreck
The SS Thistlegorm, known for its military cargo from World War II, is a famous 1940 wreck attracting many divers. Visible items include boots, motorcycles, trucks, rifles, armored vehicles, and steam locomotives stored as deck cargo.

•Abu Nuhas Wrecks
Shaab Abu Nuhas, off the north coast of Shadwan Island, is a must-visit for wreck diving enthusiasts. Explore 5 cargo shipwrecks, with 4 suitable for recreational divers. Don't miss the vibrant marine life and beautiful corals!

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the North & Brothers trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Northern Wrecks and Reefs

One of the most classic route of the northern of Red Sea. Wrecks and a chance to visit the beautiful Gubal Island. From Hurghada to the amazing protected area of Ras Mohamed

Northern Wrecks & Reefs Trip highlights

•Gubal Reef
Bluff point is a steep wall dive that follows the coastline. There are plenty of small passages and inlets in the rock that hides away a lot of marine life. The reef is full of glass-fish, butterflyfish, crocodile fish and a flat-headed scorpionfish. The wreck itself isn't much to look at, but it serves as an attraction for marine life.

•Ras Mohamed National Park
RAS MOHAMED National Park has 9 dive sites including Ras Ghozlani, Marsa Barieka, Ras Zatar, Jackfish Alley, Eel Garden, Shark Observatory, Anemone city, Shark & Yolanda Reefs. The area benefits from strong currents that support diverse marine life.

•Rosalie Moller Ship Wreck
Rosalie Moller, a British cargo ship sunk in WWII, is now a dive site with diverse marine species at a depth of 55 meters.

•SS Thistlegorm Ship Wreck
The SS Thistlegorm, known for its military cargo from World War II, is a famous 1940 wreck attracting many divers. Visible items include boots, motorcycles, trucks, rifles, armored vehicles, and steam locomotives stored as deck cargo.

•Abu Nuhas Wreck Ally
Shaab Abu Nuhas, off the north coast of Shadwan Island, is a must-visit for wreck diving enthusiasts. Explore 4 cargo shipwrecks suitable for recreational divers. Don't miss the vibrant marine life and beautiful corals!

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the Northern Wrecks & Reefs trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Safaga, Brothers, Daedalus

Safaga, Brothers, and Daedalus are three of the most popular dive sites in the Red Sea. This itinerary offers a great opportunity to experience all three of these sites in one trip. Guests will enjoy stunning coral reefs, abundant marine life, and opportunities to dive with both dolphins and sharks.

Safaga, Brothers, & Daedalus Trip highlights

•Brothers Islands
The famous aquatic siblings near Hurghada. The site is characterized by a huge fish population, dominated by tiny anthias, glassfish, sweepers and gorgonians.Here in the Red Sea two mountain tops have emerged from the sea. They have become famous as aquatic siblings, going by the name of Brothers Islands. They are als called ' El Akhawein' in Egyptian parlance.

•Panorama Reef
This dive site near Safaga, Egypt, offers an incredible underwater experience. Accessible by boat in about 60 minutes, it features a large outer reef with north and south plateaus at depths of 18m to 32m, and steep walls on the east and west sides descending beyond 40m. Divers will encounter soft and hard corals, and Nemo City, a vibrant area between 5m and 20m. Larger marine creatures like sharks, turtles, and manta rays can be spotted, along with various fish species. With visibility up to 27m and a maximum depth of 26m, it's ideal for divers of all levels.

•Salem Express Wreck
The Salem Express was a 100-meter-long car and passenger ferry that sank on December 17, 1991, after hitting Hyndman Reef while traveling from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to Safaga, Egypt. It was carrying pilgrims returning from Mecca, with an official death toll of 470, though estimates suggest around 1,000 may have perished. Only 180 passengers survived, making it one of the largest maritime tragedies.

The wreck is considered by many as a tomb, and diving it requires great respect. Divers should not touch anything, as personal items remain scattered throughout. Penetration into the wreck is forbidden, as it has been declared a maritime tomb. The wreck lies between 12 and 30 meters deep and requires at least two dives to fully explore. There is minimal marine life around the site, though some coral has started to grow on the ship.

•Daedalus Reef
Experience the thrill of diving at Daedalus, a remote reef in the Red Sea with steep walls and strong currents. Encounter hammerhead sharks and other pelagic species. Dive responsibly to protect marine life.

•Ras Abu Soma Reef
Ras Abu Soma, just 15 minutes from Soma Bay, is an exciting dive site with a reef that gently descends onto a sandy slope before plunging into deeper waters. Advanced divers will enjoy the northern section, where the reef forms a dramatic wall, perfect for drift dives. The site is home to free-swimming moray eels, passing eagle rays, and hidden octopus and cuttlefish. Clownfish in anemones add color to the scene, and occasional shark sightings are possible, though rare. With its dynamic topography and rich marine life, Ras Abu Soma offers an exhilarating adventure for experienced divers.

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the Safaga, Brothers, and Daedalus trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Northern Wrecks and Brothers

Having the chance to combine wrecks and the stunning Brothers Islands. This trip may also include the pristine protected area of Ras Mohamed and a visit to Dolphin House.

Northern Wrecks & Brothers Trip highlights

•Brothers Islands
The famous aquatic siblings near Hurghada. The site is characterized by a huge fish population, dominated by tiny anthias, glassfish, sweepers and gorgonians.Here in the Red Sea two mountain tops have emerged from the sea. They have become famous as aquatic siblings, going by the name of Brothers Islands. They are als called ' El Akhawein' in Egyptian parlance.

•Dolphin House shaab El Erg
Shaab El Erg, a reef teeming with marine life, offers a unique diving experience with Spinner dolphins. Dive in for a chance to swim with these magnificent mammals and explore the beautiful coral gardens.

•Gubal Reef
Bluff point is a steep wall dive that follows the coastline. There are plenty of small passages and inlets in the rock that hides away a lot of marine life. The reef is full of glass-fish, butterflyfish, crocodile fish and a flat-headed scorpionfish. The wreck itself isn't much to look at, but it serves as an attraction for marine life.

•Rosalie Moller Ship Wreck
Rosalie Moller, a British cargo ship sunk in WWII, is now a dive site with diverse marine species at a depth of 55 meters.

•SS Thistlegorm Ship Wreck
The SS Thistlegorm, known for its military cargo from World War II, is a famous 1940 wreck attracting many divers. Visible items include boots, motorcycles, trucks, rifles, armored vehicles, and steam locomotives stored as deck cargo.

•Abu Nuhas Wrecks
Shaab Abu Nuhas, off the north coast of Shadwan Island, is a must-visit for wreck diving enthusiasts. Explore 5 cargo shipwrecks, with 4 suitable for recreational divers. Don't miss the vibrant marine life and beautiful corals!

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the North & Brothers trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Northern Wrecks and Brothers

Having the chance to combine wrecks and the stunning Brothers Islands. This trip may also include the pristine protected area of Ras Mohamed and a visit to Dolphin House.

Northern Wrecks & Brothers Trip highlights

•Brothers Islands
The famous aquatic siblings near Hurghada. The site is characterized by a huge fish population, dominated by tiny anthias, glassfish, sweepers and gorgonians.Here in the Red Sea two mountain tops have emerged from the sea. They have become famous as aquatic siblings, going by the name of Brothers Islands. They are als called ' El Akhawein' in Egyptian parlance.

•Dolphin House shaab El Erg
Shaab El Erg, a reef teeming with marine life, offers a unique diving experience with Spinner dolphins. Dive in for a chance to swim with these magnificent mammals and explore the beautiful coral gardens.

•Gubal Reef
Bluff point is a steep wall dive that follows the coastline. There are plenty of small passages and inlets in the rock that hides away a lot of marine life. The reef is full of glass-fish, butterflyfish, crocodile fish and a flat-headed scorpionfish. The wreck itself isn't much to look at, but it serves as an attraction for marine life.

•Rosalie Moller Ship Wreck
Rosalie Moller, a British cargo ship sunk in WWII, is now a dive site with diverse marine species at a depth of 55 meters.

•SS Thistlegorm Ship Wreck
The SS Thistlegorm, known for its military cargo from World War II, is a famous 1940 wreck attracting many divers. Visible items include boots, motorcycles, trucks, rifles, armored vehicles, and steam locomotives stored as deck cargo.

•Abu Nuhas Wrecks
Shaab Abu Nuhas, off the north coast of Shadwan Island, is a must-visit for wreck diving enthusiasts. Explore 5 cargo shipwrecks, with 4 suitable for recreational divers. Don't miss the vibrant marine life and beautiful corals!

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the North & Brothers trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.

Route Description - Northern Wrecks and Reefs

One of the most classic route of the northern of Red Sea. Wrecks and a chance to visit the beautiful Gubal Island. From Hurghada to the amazing protected area of Ras Mohamed

Northern Wrecks & Reefs Trip highlights

•Gubal Reef
Bluff point is a steep wall dive that follows the coastline. There are plenty of small passages and inlets in the rock that hides away a lot of marine life. The reef is full of glass-fish, butterflyfish, crocodile fish and a flat-headed scorpionfish. The wreck itself isn't much to look at, but it serves as an attraction for marine life.

•Ras Mohamed National Park
RAS MOHAMED National Park has 9 dive sites including Ras Ghozlani, Marsa Barieka, Ras Zatar, Jackfish Alley, Eel Garden, Shark Observatory, Anemone city, Shark & Yolanda Reefs. The area benefits from strong currents that support diverse marine life.

•Rosalie Moller Ship Wreck
Rosalie Moller, a British cargo ship sunk in WWII, is now a dive site with diverse marine species at a depth of 55 meters.

•SS Thistlegorm Ship Wreck
The SS Thistlegorm, known for its military cargo from World War II, is a famous 1940 wreck attracting many divers. Visible items include boots, motorcycles, trucks, rifles, armored vehicles, and steam locomotives stored as deck cargo.

•Abu Nuhas Wreck Ally
Shaab Abu Nuhas, off the north coast of Shadwan Island, is a must-visit for wreck diving enthusiasts. Explore 4 cargo shipwrecks suitable for recreational divers. Don't miss the vibrant marine life and beautiful corals!

It's important to note that the specific dive sites included in the Northern Wrecks & Reefs trip may vary depending on the itinerary, weather conditions, and other factors.