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Route Description - Golden Loop (North-Brothers Islands)

8 Days 7 Nights

Divers are invited to explore the enchanting waters of the Red Sea on the Golden Loop, a fusion of two extraordinary dive destinations that offer an unforgettable underwater odyssey.

The journey begins in the northern Red Sea, where vibrant coral reefs, abundant marine life, and historic shipwrecks create a rich underwater tapestry filled with wonder and discovery.

As the voyage continues toward the Brothers Islands, divers encounter pristine waters and thriving marine ecosystems. This southern gem of the Red Sea is renowned for encounters with pelagic species such as tunas, giant barracudas, oceanic whitetip sharks, thresher sharks, and majestic eagle rays, alongside some of the healthiest coral reefs in the region.

The Golden Loop provides a seamless blend of adventure, exploration, and natural beauty, promising a dive experience like no other. Whether seasoned or novice, every diver is offered a golden opportunity to witness the magic of the underwater world on this exceptional journey.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Wreck week (North)

7 Nights

Highlights

Sunday: 2 check dives to familiarize yourself with the environment and break the ice.

Monday: 3 dives at Ras Mohamed National park

Tuesday: 3-4 dives at SS Thistlegorm.

Wednesday: 3 dives at Abu Nahas Reef

Thursday: 1 dive at Rosalie Moller and 2 dives at Gubal Island (Ulysses wreck)

Friday: 2 last dives to finalize your scuba adventure and reminisce about the week.

*The route plan is an estimate of a usual trip and is subject to change depending on weather conditions/safety measures/most fuel-efficient cruising/captain's discretion/port of return/port of departure

Route Description - Fury Shoal (Port Ghalib - Port Ghalib)

7 Nights

Day 1:
Meet & greet at the airport. Group transfer to the port. Onboarding, meeting the crew & briefing.

Days 2-6:
Departing & check dive. Cruising according to the planned route.

Day 7:
2 dives on the last day. Return to the port.

Day 8:
Check-out from the yacht, group transfer to the airport.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Megafauna Mecca (Daedalus reef-Rocky Island-Zabargad Island)

8 Days 7 Nights

Divers descend into the depths of Daedalus Reef, where they are surrounded by the graceful movements of schools of hammerhead sharks, their distinctive silhouettes gliding effortlessly through the blue. They keep a watchful eye for the elusive oceanic whitetip sharks and majestic eagle rays, which add to the spectacle of this underwater paradise.

At Rocky Island, divers drift along powerful currents, witnessing giant trevallies and dogtooth tuna darting through the water, their muscular bodies showcasing the ocean’s strength. They encounter the commanding presence of giant barracudas and the gentle giants of the sea—manta rays—gliding with majestic ease.

Further along, at the remote and pristine Zabargad Island, vibrant Bohar snapper and elusive tiger sharks await. Divers explore crystal-clear waters and may be greeted by turtles nesting on pristine beaches, alongside graceful eagle rays dancing through the water.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Tiran's Treasure & Blue Hole Wonders

8 Days 7 Nights

Blue Hole
Guests have the opportunity to descend into the legendary Blue Hole, one of Egypt’s most iconic dive sites. This geological wonder, located just north of Dahab, features a strikingly deep pool framed by a dramatic vertical wall. Divers are drawn to its vivid blue hues and otherworldly atmosphere, where the sheer drop-off and stark underwater landscape create an unforgettable and awe-inspiring experience beneath the surface.

The Canyon
A short distance from the Blue Hole lies The Canyon, a signature dive site of Dahab. Here, divers explore a dramatic underwater fissure that opens into the reef, offering a journey through narrow passages and chambers illuminated by dancing sunlight. The rocky walls are home to a thriving array of marine life, adding color and movement to the ethereal surroundings. The Canyon captivates with both its geological intrigue and tranquil beauty.

Ras Abu Galum
Further along the coastline, Ras Abu Galum offers a more remote and pristine diving experience. Reached by camel trek or boat, this protected marine area rewards adventurous divers with flourishing coral gardens, impressive rock structures, and a rich diversity of reef life. The peaceful setting and unspoiled reefs make Ras Abu Galum a hidden treasure, perfect for those seeking a deeper connection with the natural underwater world.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Golden Loop (North-Brothers Islands)

8 Days 7 Nights

Divers are invited to explore the enchanting waters of the Red Sea on the Golden Loop, a fusion of two extraordinary dive destinations that offer an unforgettable underwater odyssey.

The journey begins in the northern Red Sea, where vibrant coral reefs, abundant marine life, and historic shipwrecks create a rich underwater tapestry filled with wonder and discovery.

As the voyage continues toward the Brothers Islands, divers encounter pristine waters and thriving marine ecosystems. This southern gem of the Red Sea is renowned for encounters with pelagic species such as tunas, giant barracudas, oceanic whitetip sharks, thresher sharks, and majestic eagle rays, alongside some of the healthiest coral reefs in the region.

The Golden Loop provides a seamless blend of adventure, exploration, and natural beauty, promising a dive experience like no other. Whether seasoned or novice, every diver is offered a golden opportunity to witness the magic of the underwater world on this exceptional journey.

Route Description - Wreck week (North)

7 Nights

Highlights

Sunday: 2 check dives to familiarize yourself with the environment and break the ice.

Monday: 3 dives at Ras Mohamed National park

Tuesday: 3-4 dives at SS Thistlegorm.

Wednesday: 3 dives at Abu Nahas Reef

Thursday: 1 dive at Rosalie Moller and 2 dives at Gubal Island (Ulysses wreck)

Friday: 2 last dives to finalize your scuba adventure and reminisce about the week.

*The route plan is an estimate of a usual trip and is subject to change depending on weather conditions/safety measures/most fuel-efficient cruising/captain's discretion/port of return/port of departure

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Tiran's Treasure & Blue Hole Wonders

8 Days 7 Nights

Blue Hole
Guests have the opportunity to descend into the legendary Blue Hole, one of Egypt’s most iconic dive sites. This geological wonder, located just north of Dahab, features a strikingly deep pool framed by a dramatic vertical wall. Divers are drawn to its vivid blue hues and otherworldly atmosphere, where the sheer drop-off and stark underwater landscape create an unforgettable and awe-inspiring experience beneath the surface.

The Canyon
A short distance from the Blue Hole lies The Canyon, a signature dive site of Dahab. Here, divers explore a dramatic underwater fissure that opens into the reef, offering a journey through narrow passages and chambers illuminated by dancing sunlight. The rocky walls are home to a thriving array of marine life, adding color and movement to the ethereal surroundings. The Canyon captivates with both its geological intrigue and tranquil beauty.

Ras Abu Galum
Further along the coastline, Ras Abu Galum offers a more remote and pristine diving experience. Reached by camel trek or boat, this protected marine area rewards adventurous divers with flourishing coral gardens, impressive rock structures, and a rich diversity of reef life. The peaceful setting and unspoiled reefs make Ras Abu Galum a hidden treasure, perfect for those seeking a deeper connection with the natural underwater world.

Route Description - Wreck week (North)

7 Nights

Highlights

Sunday: 2 check dives to familiarize yourself with the environment and break the ice.

Monday: 3 dives at Ras Mohamed National park

Tuesday: 3-4 dives at SS Thistlegorm.

Wednesday: 3 dives at Abu Nahas Reef

Thursday: 1 dive at Rosalie Moller and 2 dives at Gubal Island (Ulysses wreck)

Friday: 2 last dives to finalize your scuba adventure and reminisce about the week.

*The route plan is an estimate of a usual trip and is subject to change depending on weather conditions/safety measures/most fuel-efficient cruising/captain's discretion/port of return/port of departure

Route Description - Tiran's Treasure

8 Days 7 Nights

This journey offers divers the chance to explore famous Red Sea wrecks and the pristine reefs of the Tiran diving area, which consists of four main reefs—Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas, and Gordon—named after British cartographers. These reefs form an underwater bridge near the entrance to the Gulf of Aqaba and are renowned for their rich coral diversity and abundant large pelagic fish, attracted by strong southwesterly currents.

Jackson Reef, the northernmost, features exceptional coral coverage and dramatic walls where schools of barracuda and trevallies gather. Its sheltered southern side offers a sandy split leading to a steep drop-off with flourishing garden eels and gorgonians, while the western edge provides exhilarating drift dives in powerful currents.

Woodhouse Reef, a narrow formation further south, is exposed to strong tidal flows, making drift diving essential. The northern part of its eastern side boasts vibrant hard and soft corals.

The smallest reef, Thomas Reef, dazzles with colorful walls covered in gorgonians, whip corals, and black corals. It hosts a deep canyon with resting nurse and leopard sharks, alongside three notable swim-throughs known as the “3 Thomas Arches.”

At the southern end, Gordon Reef is recognizable by its unique shape. Its western wall offers a maze of crevices and caverns sheltering sea turtles, groupers, and reef fish, while the exposed northern side challenges divers with strong currents.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Pelagic Paradise (Rocky-Zabargad-St.John's)

8 Days 7 Nights

An extraordinary expedition awaits in the deep south of the Red Sea, where pelagic encounters, vibrant coral reefs, and untamed underwater wonders captivate every diver. The “Pelagic Paradise: Exploring the Vibrant Reefs of Rocky, Zabargad & St. John’s” dive route offers a journey that delights the senses and reveals the marine marvels beneath the waves.

The adventure begins at the renowned Rocky Island, where divers experience the thrill of drift diving amid dramatic walls teeming with schools of trevallies, dogtooth tunas, and occasional appearances by sharks, manta rays, and other ocean giants.

Next, the expedition moves to Zabargad Island, greeted by towering coral formations resembling underwater cathedrals. Divers explore diverse marine life, from playful dolphins to curious reef inhabitants, and may spot turtles resting on the beach, all while discovering the allure of sunken wrecks that add mystery to this captivating site.

The journey concludes at the magnificent St. John’s Reefs, where divers immerse themselves in a realm of underwater canyons, caves, and coral kingdoms. They drift along intricate reef systems, marvel at abundant marine life, and uncover hidden secrets within this wild and untamed corner of the Red Sea.

Route Description - Megafauna Mecca (Daedalus reef-Rocky Island-Zabargad Island)

8 Days 7 Nights

Divers descend into the depths of Daedalus Reef, where they are surrounded by the graceful movements of schools of hammerhead sharks, their distinctive silhouettes gliding effortlessly through the blue. They keep a watchful eye for the elusive oceanic whitetip sharks and majestic eagle rays, which add to the spectacle of this underwater paradise.

At Rocky Island, divers drift along powerful currents, witnessing giant trevallies and dogtooth tuna darting through the water, their muscular bodies showcasing the ocean’s strength. They encounter the commanding presence of giant barracudas and the gentle giants of the sea—manta rays—gliding with majestic ease.

Further along, at the remote and pristine Zabargad Island, vibrant Bohar snapper and elusive tiger sharks await. Divers explore crystal-clear waters and may be greeted by turtles nesting on pristine beaches, alongside graceful eagle rays dancing through the water.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Wreck week (North)

7 Nights

Highlights

Sunday: 2 check dives to familiarize yourself with the environment and break the ice.

Monday: 3 dives at Ras Mohamed National park

Tuesday: 3-4 dives at SS Thistlegorm.

Wednesday: 3 dives at Abu Nahas Reef

Thursday: 1 dive at Rosalie Moller and 2 dives at Gubal Island (Ulysses wreck)

Friday: 2 last dives to finalize your scuba adventure and reminisce about the week.

*The route plan is an estimate of a usual trip and is subject to change depending on weather conditions/safety measures/most fuel-efficient cruising/captain's discretion/port of return/port of departure

Route Description - Tiran's Treasure & Blue Hole Wonders

8 Days 7 Nights

Blue Hole
Guests have the opportunity to descend into the legendary Blue Hole, one of Egypt’s most iconic dive sites. This geological wonder, located just north of Dahab, features a strikingly deep pool framed by a dramatic vertical wall. Divers are drawn to its vivid blue hues and otherworldly atmosphere, where the sheer drop-off and stark underwater landscape create an unforgettable and awe-inspiring experience beneath the surface.

The Canyon
A short distance from the Blue Hole lies The Canyon, a signature dive site of Dahab. Here, divers explore a dramatic underwater fissure that opens into the reef, offering a journey through narrow passages and chambers illuminated by dancing sunlight. The rocky walls are home to a thriving array of marine life, adding color and movement to the ethereal surroundings. The Canyon captivates with both its geological intrigue and tranquil beauty.

Ras Abu Galum
Further along the coastline, Ras Abu Galum offers a more remote and pristine diving experience. Reached by camel trek or boat, this protected marine area rewards adventurous divers with flourishing coral gardens, impressive rock structures, and a rich diversity of reef life. The peaceful setting and unspoiled reefs make Ras Abu Galum a hidden treasure, perfect for those seeking a deeper connection with the natural underwater world.

Route Description - Tiran's Treasure

8 Days 7 Nights

This journey offers divers the chance to explore famous Red Sea wrecks and the pristine reefs of the Tiran diving area, which consists of four main reefs—Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas, and Gordon—named after British cartographers. These reefs form an underwater bridge near the entrance to the Gulf of Aqaba and are renowned for their rich coral diversity and abundant large pelagic fish, attracted by strong southwesterly currents.

Jackson Reef, the northernmost, features exceptional coral coverage and dramatic walls where schools of barracuda and trevallies gather. Its sheltered southern side offers a sandy split leading to a steep drop-off with flourishing garden eels and gorgonians, while the western edge provides exhilarating drift dives in powerful currents.

Woodhouse Reef, a narrow formation further south, is exposed to strong tidal flows, making drift diving essential. The northern part of its eastern side boasts vibrant hard and soft corals.

The smallest reef, Thomas Reef, dazzles with colorful walls covered in gorgonians, whip corals, and black corals. It hosts a deep canyon with resting nurse and leopard sharks, alongside three notable swim-throughs known as the “3 Thomas Arches.”

At the southern end, Gordon Reef is recognizable by its unique shape. Its western wall offers a maze of crevices and caverns sheltering sea turtles, groupers, and reef fish, while the exposed northern side challenges divers with strong currents.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Megafauna Mecca (Daedalus reef-Rocky Island-Zabargad Island)

8 Days 7 Nights

Divers descend into the depths of Daedalus Reef, where they are surrounded by the graceful movements of schools of hammerhead sharks, their distinctive silhouettes gliding effortlessly through the blue. They keep a watchful eye for the elusive oceanic whitetip sharks and majestic eagle rays, which add to the spectacle of this underwater paradise.

At Rocky Island, divers drift along powerful currents, witnessing giant trevallies and dogtooth tuna darting through the water, their muscular bodies showcasing the ocean’s strength. They encounter the commanding presence of giant barracudas and the gentle giants of the sea—manta rays—gliding with majestic ease.

Further along, at the remote and pristine Zabargad Island, vibrant Bohar snapper and elusive tiger sharks await. Divers explore crystal-clear waters and may be greeted by turtles nesting on pristine beaches, alongside graceful eagle rays dancing through the water.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Shark Obsession - BDE

8 Nights 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
Guests journey to the remote Brothers Islands, where the crystal-clear waters surrounding Little Brother and Big Brother reveal a true diver’s paradise. These volcanic islets are famed for their dramatic coral formations and rich marine biodiversity. Divers encounter vibrant schools of fish, barracudas, and pelagic species such as grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, and manta rays. Big Brother Island also holds two fascinating wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida II—both encrusted with coral and offering a glimpse into the Red Sea’s maritime history. The combination of wreck diving and thrilling marine life makes the Brothers Islands a highlight of any Red Sea safari.

Daedalus Reef
Further offshore lies Daedalus Reef, a large, isolated atoll that rises from the depths of the Red Sea. Known for its steep walls and flourishing coral gardens, Daedalus offers divers the chance to encounter large marine life in open water, including schooling barracudas, reef sharks, and the elusive hammerhead shark. Its remote location and minimal boat traffic ensure pristine conditions and abundant life, making Daedalus a favorite among experienced divers and underwater photographers seeking wide-angle scenes and pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
To the south, Elphinstone Reef offers a spectacular final chapter to this diving adventure. Renowned for its vertical walls, rich coral growth, and strong currents, Elphinstone presents ideal conditions for drift diving. Divers may spot napoleon wrasse, tuna, and schools of jacks, as well as the iconic oceanic whitetip shark patrolling the reef edges. The reef’s colorful soft corals and dynamic topography provide a stunning backdrop for memorable dives in one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated sites.

Route Description - Megafauna Mecca (Daedalus reef-Rocky Island-Zabargad Island)

8 Days 7 Nights

Divers descend into the depths of Daedalus Reef, where they are surrounded by the graceful movements of schools of hammerhead sharks, their distinctive silhouettes gliding effortlessly through the blue. They keep a watchful eye for the elusive oceanic whitetip sharks and majestic eagle rays, which add to the spectacle of this underwater paradise.

At Rocky Island, divers drift along powerful currents, witnessing giant trevallies and dogtooth tuna darting through the water, their muscular bodies showcasing the ocean’s strength. They encounter the commanding presence of giant barracudas and the gentle giants of the sea—manta rays—gliding with majestic ease.

Further along, at the remote and pristine Zabargad Island, vibrant Bohar snapper and elusive tiger sharks await. Divers explore crystal-clear waters and may be greeted by turtles nesting on pristine beaches, alongside graceful eagle rays dancing through the water.