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Route Description - Brothers/ Daedalus / Elphinestone

8 Days 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
The Brothers Islands offer an extraordinary dive experience teeming with sharks, wrecks, and dramatic drop-offs. At Little Brother, divers often witness thresher sharks visiting the renowned cleaning station, while grey reef sharks, hammerheads, and oceanic whitetips (Longimanus) contribute to the thrill. Big Brother adds to the excitement with its steep walls adorned in vibrant soft corals and the iconic wrecks of the Numidia and Aida, both of which promise compelling explorations for wreck enthusiasts.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers, Daedalus Reef stands out for its untouched hard coral gardens and the vibrant site known as Anemone City. The reef’s true claim to fame, however, is its impressive schools of hammerhead sharks, which often make an appearance and ensure exhilarating underwater encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
Famous for its plateaus on the north and south ends, Elphinstone Reef offers excellent chances of encountering hammerhead sharks. The ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also a frequent visitor. With stunning coral formations, the occasional napoleon wrasse, and graceful turtles, Elphinstone serves as a spectacular finale to any diving adventure in the Red Sea.

Route Description - Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky Island

8 Days 7 Nights

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef stands out for its pristine hard coral gardens and the well-known site called Anemone City. While its coral beauty is impressive, Daedalus is most famous for its frequent sightings of schooling hammerhead sharks, which consistently deliver thrilling dives for those exploring its deep blue waters.

Zabargad Island
Zabargad Island, measuring approximately 3.5 kilometers in length, offers a variety of intriguing dive sites. Among its highlights is a 70-meter-long unnamed wreck lying on a sandy seabed at depths between 1 and 24 meters—its mast even visible above the surface during low tide. Divers can explore its bridge and engine room. The island’s west side features a lush hard coral garden, while the colorful plateau to the south adds even more diversity to the underwater scenery.

Rocky Island
A small, remote island near Zabargad, Rocky Island is famed for its dramatic fringing reef that plunges steeply into the depths. The reef is densely populated with marine life and adorned with gorgonians, soft corals, and fan corals. Lucky divers may encounter larger marine species here, such as grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, and even dolphins, making it a favorite for those seeking action-packed, pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef (optional visit at the end of the trip)
Often included as a final highlight, Elphinstone Reef is celebrated for its two plateaus located at the northern and southern ends. These areas provide excellent opportunities to spot hammerhead sharks, and the ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also frequently seen. Vibrant coral formations, along with sightings of napoleon wrasses and sea turtles, make Elphinstone a spectacular and memorable way to conclude a Red Sea diving adventure.

Route Description - Brothers/ Daedalus / Elphinestone

8 Days 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
The Brothers Islands offer an extraordinary dive experience teeming with sharks, wrecks, and dramatic drop-offs. At Little Brother, divers often witness thresher sharks visiting the renowned cleaning station, while grey reef sharks, hammerheads, and oceanic whitetips (Longimanus) contribute to the thrill. Big Brother adds to the excitement with its steep walls adorned in vibrant soft corals and the iconic wrecks of the Numidia and Aida, both of which promise compelling explorations for wreck enthusiasts.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers, Daedalus Reef stands out for its untouched hard coral gardens and the vibrant site known as Anemone City. The reef’s true claim to fame, however, is its impressive schools of hammerhead sharks, which often make an appearance and ensure exhilarating underwater encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
Famous for its plateaus on the north and south ends, Elphinstone Reef offers excellent chances of encountering hammerhead sharks. The ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also a frequent visitor. With stunning coral formations, the occasional napoleon wrasse, and graceful turtles, Elphinstone serves as a spectacular finale to any diving adventure in the Red Sea.

Route Description - St. John's

8 Days 7 Nights

St. John’s Reef
St. John’s Reef, located in the southern waters of Egypt, features a collection of richly varied dive sites. Numerous reefs of differing sizes rise from the sea floor, creating a mosaic of underwater structures. One highlight is the “Cave Reef”—a cavern system where divers navigate through shallow reef formations lit dramatically by beams of sunlight penetrating the corridors, offering an atmospheric and memorable underwater experience.

Fury Shoal
The Fury Shoals region presents a diverse mix of dive sites?from broad plateaus and steep drop-offs to coral gardens and hidden caves teeming with marine life. Among the standout locations is Abu Galawa, where a shipwreck dating back to the 1950s lies at approximately 18?m depth. Dolphin sightings are common here, making Fury Shoal particularly appealing for divers seeking both structural variety and encounters with marine megafauna.

Route Description - St. John's

8 Days 7 Nights

St. John’s Reef
St. John’s Reef, located in the southern waters of Egypt, features a collection of richly varied dive sites. Numerous reefs of differing sizes rise from the sea floor, creating a mosaic of underwater structures. One highlight is the “Cave Reef”—a cavern system where divers navigate through shallow reef formations lit dramatically by beams of sunlight penetrating the corridors, offering an atmospheric and memorable underwater experience.

Fury Shoal
The Fury Shoals region presents a diverse mix of dive sites?from broad plateaus and steep drop-offs to coral gardens and hidden caves teeming with marine life. Among the standout locations is Abu Galawa, where a shipwreck dating back to the 1950s lies at approximately 18?m depth. Dolphin sightings are common here, making Fury Shoal particularly appealing for divers seeking both structural variety and encounters with marine megafauna.

Route Description - Daedalus & Fury Shoal

8 Days 7 Nights

Shaab Claudio
Shaab Claudio offers a calm and relaxing dive experience thanks to its shallow depth and minimal current. The site features a small, easy-to-navigate cave system that creates stunning light effects, making it especially appealing to underwater photographers. A vibrant hard coral garden, along with sightings of moray eels and large napoleon wrasses, adds to the charm and beauty of this dive site.

Sha’ab Sataya (Dolphin House)
Situated in the southern part of the Fury Shoals, Sha’ab Sataya—commonly referred to as Dolphin House—is shaped like a horseshoe and shelters a spacious lagoon. This area is well known for frequent encounters with dolphins, especially while snorkeling, offering unforgettable interactions with these playful marine mammals. The reef also provides an excellent setting for night dives, adding variety to the overall diving experience.

Elphinstone Reef
Elphinstone is famed for its twin plateaus on the north and south ends, which are prime spots for hammerhead shark sightings. The curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is another regular visitor. Combined with breathtaking coral formations, encounters with napoleon wrasses, and graceful sea turtles, Elphinstone makes for a spectacular and fitting finale to any Red Sea diving journey.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef is distinguished by its pristine hard coral gardens and the renowned Anemone City. However, it is the consistent presence of schooling hammerhead sharks that has cemented its reputation as one of the most thrilling and sought-after dive sites in the Red Sea.

Route Description - Brothers/ Daedalus / Elphinestone

8 Days 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
The Brothers Islands offer an extraordinary dive experience teeming with sharks, wrecks, and dramatic drop-offs. At Little Brother, divers often witness thresher sharks visiting the renowned cleaning station, while grey reef sharks, hammerheads, and oceanic whitetips (Longimanus) contribute to the thrill. Big Brother adds to the excitement with its steep walls adorned in vibrant soft corals and the iconic wrecks of the Numidia and Aida, both of which promise compelling explorations for wreck enthusiasts.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers, Daedalus Reef stands out for its untouched hard coral gardens and the vibrant site known as Anemone City. The reef’s true claim to fame, however, is its impressive schools of hammerhead sharks, which often make an appearance and ensure exhilarating underwater encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
Famous for its plateaus on the north and south ends, Elphinstone Reef offers excellent chances of encountering hammerhead sharks. The ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also a frequent visitor. With stunning coral formations, the occasional napoleon wrasse, and graceful turtles, Elphinstone serves as a spectacular finale to any diving adventure in the Red Sea.

Route Description - Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky Island

8 Days 7 Nights

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef stands out for its pristine hard coral gardens and the well-known site called Anemone City. While its coral beauty is impressive, Daedalus is most famous for its frequent sightings of schooling hammerhead sharks, which consistently deliver thrilling dives for those exploring its deep blue waters.

Zabargad Island
Zabargad Island, measuring approximately 3.5 kilometers in length, offers a variety of intriguing dive sites. Among its highlights is a 70-meter-long unnamed wreck lying on a sandy seabed at depths between 1 and 24 meters—its mast even visible above the surface during low tide. Divers can explore its bridge and engine room. The island’s west side features a lush hard coral garden, while the colorful plateau to the south adds even more diversity to the underwater scenery.

Rocky Island
A small, remote island near Zabargad, Rocky Island is famed for its dramatic fringing reef that plunges steeply into the depths. The reef is densely populated with marine life and adorned with gorgonians, soft corals, and fan corals. Lucky divers may encounter larger marine species here, such as grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, and even dolphins, making it a favorite for those seeking action-packed, pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef (optional visit at the end of the trip)
Often included as a final highlight, Elphinstone Reef is celebrated for its two plateaus located at the northern and southern ends. These areas provide excellent opportunities to spot hammerhead sharks, and the ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also frequently seen. Vibrant coral formations, along with sightings of napoleon wrasses and sea turtles, make Elphinstone a spectacular and memorable way to conclude a Red Sea diving adventure.

Route Description - St. John's

8 Days 7 Nights

St. John’s Reef
St. John’s Reef, located in the southern waters of Egypt, features a collection of richly varied dive sites. Numerous reefs of differing sizes rise from the sea floor, creating a mosaic of underwater structures. One highlight is the “Cave Reef”—a cavern system where divers navigate through shallow reef formations lit dramatically by beams of sunlight penetrating the corridors, offering an atmospheric and memorable underwater experience.

Fury Shoal
The Fury Shoals region presents a diverse mix of dive sites?from broad plateaus and steep drop-offs to coral gardens and hidden caves teeming with marine life. Among the standout locations is Abu Galawa, where a shipwreck dating back to the 1950s lies at approximately 18?m depth. Dolphin sightings are common here, making Fury Shoal particularly appealing for divers seeking both structural variety and encounters with marine megafauna.

Route Description - Daedalus & Fury Shoal

8 Days 7 Nights

Shaab Claudio
Shaab Claudio offers a calm and relaxing dive experience thanks to its shallow depth and minimal current. The site features a small, easy-to-navigate cave system that creates stunning light effects, making it especially appealing to underwater photographers. A vibrant hard coral garden, along with sightings of moray eels and large napoleon wrasses, adds to the charm and beauty of this dive site.

Sha’ab Sataya (Dolphin House)
Situated in the southern part of the Fury Shoals, Sha’ab Sataya—commonly referred to as Dolphin House—is shaped like a horseshoe and shelters a spacious lagoon. This area is well known for frequent encounters with dolphins, especially while snorkeling, offering unforgettable interactions with these playful marine mammals. The reef also provides an excellent setting for night dives, adding variety to the overall diving experience.

Elphinstone Reef
Elphinstone is famed for its twin plateaus on the north and south ends, which are prime spots for hammerhead shark sightings. The curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is another regular visitor. Combined with breathtaking coral formations, encounters with napoleon wrasses, and graceful sea turtles, Elphinstone makes for a spectacular and fitting finale to any Red Sea diving journey.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef is distinguished by its pristine hard coral gardens and the renowned Anemone City. However, it is the consistent presence of schooling hammerhead sharks that has cemented its reputation as one of the most thrilling and sought-after dive sites in the Red Sea.

Route Description - Best of Red Sea

10 Days 9 Nights

Daedalus Reef lies south of the Brothers and is renowned for its pristine hard coral gardens and the vibrant anemone city. What truly sets this site apart, however, are its legendary schools of hammerhead sharks, which provide divers with unforgettable and thrilling encounters.

Zabargad Island, stretching about 3.5 kilometers in length, offers a wealth of dive opportunities. A 70-meter-long nameless wreck rests between 1 and 24 meters on the sandy seabed, with its mast even visible above the surface at low tide. Divers can explore the bridge and engine room before venturing to the island’s western side, where hard coral gardens thrive, or the southern plateau, known for its striking colors and marine life.

Nearby, Rocky Island rises as a tiny speck in the sea, surrounded by a dramatic fringing reef that plunges steeply into the depths. This legendary site teems with marine life and is adorned with gorgonians, soft corals, and fan corals. It also offers the chance to encounter larger pelagic species, including grey reef sharks, white tip sharks, and occasionally dolphins.

On request, the journey can conclude at Elphinstone Reef, a site celebrated for its northern and southern plateaus. Here, divers may encounter schools of hammerheads, alongside the ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark. Spectacular corals, napoleon wrasses, and graceful turtles add to the beauty, making Elphinstone the perfect finale to an exceptional Red Sea adventure.

Route Description - North & Brothers

8 Days 7 Nights

SS Thistlegorm
Widely regarded as one of the most iconic wrecks in the Red Sea, the SS Thistlegorm offers a truly unique diving experience. Rediscovered by Jacques Cousteau in 1956, this World War II cargo ship now rests as an underwater museum filled with marine life and historic relics. Divers can explore its holds, where wartime cargo such as trucks and motorcycles remain preserved. Highlights include the stern, still armed with machine guns, and a locomotive that lies on the seabed beside the wreck. Scattered ammunition adds both intrigue and a reminder of the site's historical significance.

Abu Nuhas
Located in the Gubal Strait, Abu Nuhas is known as the Red Sea’s "ship graveyard" and features four distinct wrecks at accessible depths. The Giannis D, Carnatic, Chrisoula K, and Kimon M are all encrusted with colorful corals and have become artificial reefs that support thriving marine ecosystems. Each wreck has its own character and structural appeal, attracting a wide range of marine life including fish, shrimp, octopus, and moray eels—making for fascinating and varied dives.

The Brothers
The Brothers Islands are a premier diving destination in the Red Sea, offering a thrilling combination of sharks, wrecks, and dramatic drop-offs. At Little Brother, divers are drawn to the famous thresher shark cleaning station, alongside regular sightings of grey reef sharks, hammerheads, and the bold oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus). Big Brother complements the experience with sheer walls covered in soft corals and two impressive wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida—each offering their own dive challenges and beauty. This dynamic environment guarantees some of the most exhilarating dives in the region.

Route Description - Deep South

8 Days 7 Nights

This itinerary showcases the very best of Egypt’s southern Red Sea diving. At the heart of the journey lies the rarely explored and nearly untouched Elba Reef, located just north of the Sudanese border. This exceptional site features stunning plateaus on both its northern and southern ends and stretches impressively in the north, descending to depths of around 45 meters. Divers can expect awe-inspiring encounters with majestic grey reef sharks and, with some luck, hammerhead sharks. One of the standout attractions is the wreck of the SS Isola di Levanzo, resting along the reef.

In addition to Elba Reef, the itinerary includes stops at other renowned dive sites such as Abu Dabab, Daedalus Reef, Rocky Island, Zabargad, St. John’s, Fury Shoals, and Elphinstone Reef. Together, these sites offer an unparalleled diversity of underwater landscapes, marine life, and memorable diving experiences—making this trip one of the most rewarding explorations of the southern Red Sea.

Route Description - Deep South

8 Days 7 Nights

This itinerary showcases the very best of Egypt’s southern Red Sea diving. At the heart of the journey lies the rarely explored and nearly untouched Elba Reef, located just north of the Sudanese border. This exceptional site features stunning plateaus on both its northern and southern ends and stretches impressively in the north, descending to depths of around 45 meters. Divers can expect awe-inspiring encounters with majestic grey reef sharks and, with some luck, hammerhead sharks. One of the standout attractions is the wreck of the SS Isola di Levanzo, resting along the reef.

In addition to Elba Reef, the itinerary includes stops at other renowned dive sites such as Abu Dabab, Daedalus Reef, Rocky Island, Zabargad, St. John’s, Fury Shoals, and Elphinstone Reef. Together, these sites offer an unparalleled diversity of underwater landscapes, marine life, and memorable diving experiences—making this trip one of the most rewarding explorations of the southern Red Sea.

Route Description - Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky Island

8 Days 7 Nights

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef stands out for its pristine hard coral gardens and the well-known site called Anemone City. While its coral beauty is impressive, Daedalus is most famous for its frequent sightings of schooling hammerhead sharks, which consistently deliver thrilling dives for those exploring its deep blue waters.

Zabargad Island
Zabargad Island, measuring approximately 3.5 kilometers in length, offers a variety of intriguing dive sites. Among its highlights is a 70-meter-long unnamed wreck lying on a sandy seabed at depths between 1 and 24 meters—its mast even visible above the surface during low tide. Divers can explore its bridge and engine room. The island’s west side features a lush hard coral garden, while the colorful plateau to the south adds even more diversity to the underwater scenery.

Rocky Island
A small, remote island near Zabargad, Rocky Island is famed for its dramatic fringing reef that plunges steeply into the depths. The reef is densely populated with marine life and adorned with gorgonians, soft corals, and fan corals. Lucky divers may encounter larger marine species here, such as grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, and even dolphins, making it a favorite for those seeking action-packed, pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef (optional visit at the end of the trip)
Often included as a final highlight, Elphinstone Reef is celebrated for its two plateaus located at the northern and southern ends. These areas provide excellent opportunities to spot hammerhead sharks, and the ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also frequently seen. Vibrant coral formations, along with sightings of napoleon wrasses and sea turtles, make Elphinstone a spectacular and memorable way to conclude a Red Sea diving adventure.

Route Description - St. John's

8 Days 7 Nights

St. John’s Reef
St. John’s Reef, located in the southern waters of Egypt, features a collection of richly varied dive sites. Numerous reefs of differing sizes rise from the sea floor, creating a mosaic of underwater structures. One highlight is the “Cave Reef”—a cavern system where divers navigate through shallow reef formations lit dramatically by beams of sunlight penetrating the corridors, offering an atmospheric and memorable underwater experience.

Fury Shoal
The Fury Shoals region presents a diverse mix of dive sites?from broad plateaus and steep drop-offs to coral gardens and hidden caves teeming with marine life. Among the standout locations is Abu Galawa, where a shipwreck dating back to the 1950s lies at approximately 18?m depth. Dolphin sightings are common here, making Fury Shoal particularly appealing for divers seeking both structural variety and encounters with marine megafauna.

Route Description - Brothers/ Daedalus / Elphinestone

8 Days 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
The Brothers Islands offer an extraordinary dive experience teeming with sharks, wrecks, and dramatic drop-offs. At Little Brother, divers often witness thresher sharks visiting the renowned cleaning station, while grey reef sharks, hammerheads, and oceanic whitetips (Longimanus) contribute to the thrill. Big Brother adds to the excitement with its steep walls adorned in vibrant soft corals and the iconic wrecks of the Numidia and Aida, both of which promise compelling explorations for wreck enthusiasts.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers, Daedalus Reef stands out for its untouched hard coral gardens and the vibrant site known as Anemone City. The reef’s true claim to fame, however, is its impressive schools of hammerhead sharks, which often make an appearance and ensure exhilarating underwater encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
Famous for its plateaus on the north and south ends, Elphinstone Reef offers excellent chances of encountering hammerhead sharks. The ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also a frequent visitor. With stunning coral formations, the occasional napoleon wrasse, and graceful turtles, Elphinstone serves as a spectacular finale to any diving adventure in the Red Sea.

Route Description - Daedalus & Fury Shoal

8 Days 7 Nights

Shaab Claudio
Shaab Claudio offers a calm and relaxing dive experience thanks to its shallow depth and minimal current. The site features a small, easy-to-navigate cave system that creates stunning light effects, making it especially appealing to underwater photographers. A vibrant hard coral garden, along with sightings of moray eels and large napoleon wrasses, adds to the charm and beauty of this dive site.

Sha’ab Sataya (Dolphin House)
Situated in the southern part of the Fury Shoals, Sha’ab Sataya—commonly referred to as Dolphin House—is shaped like a horseshoe and shelters a spacious lagoon. This area is well known for frequent encounters with dolphins, especially while snorkeling, offering unforgettable interactions with these playful marine mammals. The reef also provides an excellent setting for night dives, adding variety to the overall diving experience.

Elphinstone Reef
Elphinstone is famed for its twin plateaus on the north and south ends, which are prime spots for hammerhead shark sightings. The curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is another regular visitor. Combined with breathtaking coral formations, encounters with napoleon wrasses, and graceful sea turtles, Elphinstone makes for a spectacular and fitting finale to any Red Sea diving journey.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef is distinguished by its pristine hard coral gardens and the renowned Anemone City. However, it is the consistent presence of schooling hammerhead sharks that has cemented its reputation as one of the most thrilling and sought-after dive sites in the Red Sea.

Route Description - Brothers/ Daedalus / Elphinestone

8 Days 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
The Brothers Islands offer an extraordinary dive experience teeming with sharks, wrecks, and dramatic drop-offs. At Little Brother, divers often witness thresher sharks visiting the renowned cleaning station, while grey reef sharks, hammerheads, and oceanic whitetips (Longimanus) contribute to the thrill. Big Brother adds to the excitement with its steep walls adorned in vibrant soft corals and the iconic wrecks of the Numidia and Aida, both of which promise compelling explorations for wreck enthusiasts.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers, Daedalus Reef stands out for its untouched hard coral gardens and the vibrant site known as Anemone City. The reef’s true claim to fame, however, is its impressive schools of hammerhead sharks, which often make an appearance and ensure exhilarating underwater encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
Famous for its plateaus on the north and south ends, Elphinstone Reef offers excellent chances of encountering hammerhead sharks. The ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also a frequent visitor. With stunning coral formations, the occasional napoleon wrasse, and graceful turtles, Elphinstone serves as a spectacular finale to any diving adventure in the Red Sea.

Route Description - Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky Island

8 Days 7 Nights

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef stands out for its pristine hard coral gardens and the well-known site called Anemone City. While its coral beauty is impressive, Daedalus is most famous for its frequent sightings of schooling hammerhead sharks, which consistently deliver thrilling dives for those exploring its deep blue waters.

Zabargad Island
Zabargad Island, measuring approximately 3.5 kilometers in length, offers a variety of intriguing dive sites. Among its highlights is a 70-meter-long unnamed wreck lying on a sandy seabed at depths between 1 and 24 meters—its mast even visible above the surface during low tide. Divers can explore its bridge and engine room. The island’s west side features a lush hard coral garden, while the colorful plateau to the south adds even more diversity to the underwater scenery.

Rocky Island
A small, remote island near Zabargad, Rocky Island is famed for its dramatic fringing reef that plunges steeply into the depths. The reef is densely populated with marine life and adorned with gorgonians, soft corals, and fan corals. Lucky divers may encounter larger marine species here, such as grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, and even dolphins, making it a favorite for those seeking action-packed, pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef (optional visit at the end of the trip)
Often included as a final highlight, Elphinstone Reef is celebrated for its two plateaus located at the northern and southern ends. These areas provide excellent opportunities to spot hammerhead sharks, and the ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also frequently seen. Vibrant coral formations, along with sightings of napoleon wrasses and sea turtles, make Elphinstone a spectacular and memorable way to conclude a Red Sea diving adventure.

Route Description - St. John's

8 Days 7 Nights

St. John’s Reef
St. John’s Reef, located in the southern waters of Egypt, features a collection of richly varied dive sites. Numerous reefs of differing sizes rise from the sea floor, creating a mosaic of underwater structures. One highlight is the “Cave Reef”—a cavern system where divers navigate through shallow reef formations lit dramatically by beams of sunlight penetrating the corridors, offering an atmospheric and memorable underwater experience.

Fury Shoal
The Fury Shoals region presents a diverse mix of dive sites?from broad plateaus and steep drop-offs to coral gardens and hidden caves teeming with marine life. Among the standout locations is Abu Galawa, where a shipwreck dating back to the 1950s lies at approximately 18?m depth. Dolphin sightings are common here, making Fury Shoal particularly appealing for divers seeking both structural variety and encounters with marine megafauna.

Route Description - Brothers/ Daedalus / Elphinestone

8 Days 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
The Brothers Islands offer an extraordinary dive experience teeming with sharks, wrecks, and dramatic drop-offs. At Little Brother, divers often witness thresher sharks visiting the renowned cleaning station, while grey reef sharks, hammerheads, and oceanic whitetips (Longimanus) contribute to the thrill. Big Brother adds to the excitement with its steep walls adorned in vibrant soft corals and the iconic wrecks of the Numidia and Aida, both of which promise compelling explorations for wreck enthusiasts.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers, Daedalus Reef stands out for its untouched hard coral gardens and the vibrant site known as Anemone City. The reef’s true claim to fame, however, is its impressive schools of hammerhead sharks, which often make an appearance and ensure exhilarating underwater encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
Famous for its plateaus on the north and south ends, Elphinstone Reef offers excellent chances of encountering hammerhead sharks. The ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also a frequent visitor. With stunning coral formations, the occasional napoleon wrasse, and graceful turtles, Elphinstone serves as a spectacular finale to any diving adventure in the Red Sea.

Route Description - Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky Island

8 Days 7 Nights

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef stands out for its pristine hard coral gardens and the well-known site called Anemone City. While its coral beauty is impressive, Daedalus is most famous for its frequent sightings of schooling hammerhead sharks, which consistently deliver thrilling dives for those exploring its deep blue waters.

Zabargad Island
Zabargad Island, measuring approximately 3.5 kilometers in length, offers a variety of intriguing dive sites. Among its highlights is a 70-meter-long unnamed wreck lying on a sandy seabed at depths between 1 and 24 meters—its mast even visible above the surface during low tide. Divers can explore its bridge and engine room. The island’s west side features a lush hard coral garden, while the colorful plateau to the south adds even more diversity to the underwater scenery.

Rocky Island
A small, remote island near Zabargad, Rocky Island is famed for its dramatic fringing reef that plunges steeply into the depths. The reef is densely populated with marine life and adorned with gorgonians, soft corals, and fan corals. Lucky divers may encounter larger marine species here, such as grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, and even dolphins, making it a favorite for those seeking action-packed, pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef (optional visit at the end of the trip)
Often included as a final highlight, Elphinstone Reef is celebrated for its two plateaus located at the northern and southern ends. These areas provide excellent opportunities to spot hammerhead sharks, and the ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also frequently seen. Vibrant coral formations, along with sightings of napoleon wrasses and sea turtles, make Elphinstone a spectacular and memorable way to conclude a Red Sea diving adventure.

Route Description - Daedalus & Fury Shoal

8 Days 7 Nights

Shaab Claudio
Shaab Claudio offers a calm and relaxing dive experience thanks to its shallow depth and minimal current. The site features a small, easy-to-navigate cave system that creates stunning light effects, making it especially appealing to underwater photographers. A vibrant hard coral garden, along with sightings of moray eels and large napoleon wrasses, adds to the charm and beauty of this dive site.

Sha’ab Sataya (Dolphin House)
Situated in the southern part of the Fury Shoals, Sha’ab Sataya—commonly referred to as Dolphin House—is shaped like a horseshoe and shelters a spacious lagoon. This area is well known for frequent encounters with dolphins, especially while snorkeling, offering unforgettable interactions with these playful marine mammals. The reef also provides an excellent setting for night dives, adding variety to the overall diving experience.

Elphinstone Reef
Elphinstone is famed for its twin plateaus on the north and south ends, which are prime spots for hammerhead shark sightings. The curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is another regular visitor. Combined with breathtaking coral formations, encounters with napoleon wrasses, and graceful sea turtles, Elphinstone makes for a spectacular and fitting finale to any Red Sea diving journey.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef is distinguished by its pristine hard coral gardens and the renowned Anemone City. However, it is the consistent presence of schooling hammerhead sharks that has cemented its reputation as one of the most thrilling and sought-after dive sites in the Red Sea.

Route Description - Brothers/ Daedalus / Elphinestone

8 Days 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
The Brothers Islands offer an extraordinary dive experience teeming with sharks, wrecks, and dramatic drop-offs. At Little Brother, divers often witness thresher sharks visiting the renowned cleaning station, while grey reef sharks, hammerheads, and oceanic whitetips (Longimanus) contribute to the thrill. Big Brother adds to the excitement with its steep walls adorned in vibrant soft corals and the iconic wrecks of the Numidia and Aida, both of which promise compelling explorations for wreck enthusiasts.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers, Daedalus Reef stands out for its untouched hard coral gardens and the vibrant site known as Anemone City. The reef’s true claim to fame, however, is its impressive schools of hammerhead sharks, which often make an appearance and ensure exhilarating underwater encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
Famous for its plateaus on the north and south ends, Elphinstone Reef offers excellent chances of encountering hammerhead sharks. The ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also a frequent visitor. With stunning coral formations, the occasional napoleon wrasse, and graceful turtles, Elphinstone serves as a spectacular finale to any diving adventure in the Red Sea.

Route Description - Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky Island

8 Days 7 Nights

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef stands out for its pristine hard coral gardens and the well-known site called Anemone City. While its coral beauty is impressive, Daedalus is most famous for its frequent sightings of schooling hammerhead sharks, which consistently deliver thrilling dives for those exploring its deep blue waters.

Zabargad Island
Zabargad Island, measuring approximately 3.5 kilometers in length, offers a variety of intriguing dive sites. Among its highlights is a 70-meter-long unnamed wreck lying on a sandy seabed at depths between 1 and 24 meters—its mast even visible above the surface during low tide. Divers can explore its bridge and engine room. The island’s west side features a lush hard coral garden, while the colorful plateau to the south adds even more diversity to the underwater scenery.

Rocky Island
A small, remote island near Zabargad, Rocky Island is famed for its dramatic fringing reef that plunges steeply into the depths. The reef is densely populated with marine life and adorned with gorgonians, soft corals, and fan corals. Lucky divers may encounter larger marine species here, such as grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, and even dolphins, making it a favorite for those seeking action-packed, pelagic encounters.

Elphinstone Reef (optional visit at the end of the trip)
Often included as a final highlight, Elphinstone Reef is celebrated for its two plateaus located at the northern and southern ends. These areas provide excellent opportunities to spot hammerhead sharks, and the ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also frequently seen. Vibrant coral formations, along with sightings of napoleon wrasses and sea turtles, make Elphinstone a spectacular and memorable way to conclude a Red Sea diving adventure.

Route Description - Brothers/ Daedalus / Elphinestone

8 Days 7 Nights

Brothers Islands
The Brothers Islands offer an extraordinary dive experience teeming with sharks, wrecks, and dramatic drop-offs. At Little Brother, divers often witness thresher sharks visiting the renowned cleaning station, while grey reef sharks, hammerheads, and oceanic whitetips (Longimanus) contribute to the thrill. Big Brother adds to the excitement with its steep walls adorned in vibrant soft corals and the iconic wrecks of the Numidia and Aida, both of which promise compelling explorations for wreck enthusiasts.

Daedalus Reef
Located south of the Brothers, Daedalus Reef stands out for its untouched hard coral gardens and the vibrant site known as Anemone City. The reef’s true claim to fame, however, is its impressive schools of hammerhead sharks, which often make an appearance and ensure exhilarating underwater encounters.

Elphinstone Reef
Famous for its plateaus on the north and south ends, Elphinstone Reef offers excellent chances of encountering hammerhead sharks. The ever-curious oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus) is also a frequent visitor. With stunning coral formations, the occasional napoleon wrasse, and graceful turtles, Elphinstone serves as a spectacular finale to any diving adventure in the Red Sea.

Route Description - North & Tiran

8 Days 7 Nights

SS Thistlegorm
Renowned as one of the most celebrated wrecks in the Red Sea, the SS Thistlegorm offers a dive experience steeped in history and marine diversity. Rediscovered in 1956 by Jacques Cousteau, this legendary World War II cargo ship reveals fascinating relics such as trucks, motorcycles, and even a locomotive resting beside the wreck on the seabed. The stern, equipped with machine guns, adds to the dramatic underwater scenery. Divers should be mindful of the scattered ammunition that remains on site, adding both intrigue and caution to this unforgettable dive.

Abu Nuhas
Situated in the Gubal Strait, Abu Nuhas is famously known as the Red Sea’s ship graveyard. This underwater site features four distinct wrecks—the Giannis D, Carnatic, Chrisoula K, and Kimon M—each lying at moderate depths. Over time, these wrecks have become vibrant artificial reefs teeming with marine life such as fish, shrimp, octopus, and moray eels. Each wreck offers a unique structure and story, ensuring varied and compelling dives for wreck enthusiasts.

Strait of Tiran
The reefs of the Strait of Tiran—Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas, and Gordon—present a rich diversity of underwater environments. Jackson Reef bustles with marine life, including turtles, anthias, and fusiliers, and is adorned with spectacular soft corals. Lucky divers may spot hammerhead sharks patrolling the outer edges of Jackson or Gordon Reef. Woodhouse and Gordon feature impressive drop-offs, while Thomas Reef is home to the famed Thomas Canyon and lush gorgonian fans, offering an unforgettable drift diving experience.

Ras Mohamed (Shark & Yolanda Reefs)
Located at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, Ras Mohamed National Park is a world-class diving destination. Shark Reef boasts a dramatic, seemingly bottomless wall richly covered in soft corals and attracts dense schools of fish during the summer months. Snappers, jacks, and batfish often swirl in the deep blue, occasionally accompanied by grey reef sharks and barracudas. Nearby Yolanda Reef is named after a sunken cargo ship, whose cargo—ranging from bathtubs and toilets to parts of a car—remains scattered among the coral, creating a surreal underwater landscape amid a vibrant marine backdrop.

Route Description - North & Wrecks

8 Days 7 Nights

SS Thistlegorm
Undoubtedly one of the most iconic and frequently visited wrecks in the Red Sea, the SS Thistlegorm never fails to captivate divers. Rediscovered in 1956 by Jacques Cousteau, the wreck presents a unique diving experience with an abundance of marine life and cargo holds brimming with relics from World War II. Divers can explore trucks, motorcycles, and even a locomotive resting on the seabed beside the wreck. The stern section, equipped with machine guns, adds to the intrigue. Caution is advised, as scattered ammunition can still be seen throughout the site.

Little Gubal
At depths ranging from 5 to 27 meters lies the picturesque wreck of the Ulysses, now beautifully encrusted with coral. Nearby at Bluff Point, a striking wall dive features small overhangs and vibrant coral life, offering a scenic and engaging underwater experience.

Abu Nuhas
Known as the ship graveyard of the Gubal Strait, Abu Nuhas hosts four fascinating wrecks that lie at moderate depths. The Giannis D, Carnatic, Chrisoula K, and Kimon M are each uniquely shaped and richly adorned with colorful corals. These wrecks have transformed into thriving artificial reefs, attracting an array of marine species including fish, shrimp, octopus, and moray eels—making each dive a distinctive and rewarding experience.

Rosalie Moller
Weather and current conditions permitting, the legendary Rosalie Moller is another highlight for experienced divers. Located in the Strait of Gubal, this impressive wreck stretches over 100 meters in length and lies at depths between 20 and 50 meters. The wreck is home to dense schools of glassfish, jackfish, lionfish, and snappers. Due to its depth and complexity, the site is best suited for advanced divers seeking an unforgettable exploration beneath the waves.

Route Description - North & Brothers

8 Days 7 Nights

SS Thistlegorm
Widely regarded as one of the most iconic wrecks in the Red Sea, the SS Thistlegorm offers a truly unique diving experience. Rediscovered by Jacques Cousteau in 1956, this World War II cargo ship now rests as an underwater museum filled with marine life and historic relics. Divers can explore its holds, where wartime cargo such as trucks and motorcycles remain preserved. Highlights include the stern, still armed with machine guns, and a locomotive that lies on the seabed beside the wreck. Scattered ammunition adds both intrigue and a reminder of the site's historical significance.

Abu Nuhas
Located in the Gubal Strait, Abu Nuhas is known as the Red Sea’s "ship graveyard" and features four distinct wrecks at accessible depths. The Giannis D, Carnatic, Chrisoula K, and Kimon M are all encrusted with colorful corals and have become artificial reefs that support thriving marine ecosystems. Each wreck has its own character and structural appeal, attracting a wide range of marine life including fish, shrimp, octopus, and moray eels—making for fascinating and varied dives.

The Brothers
The Brothers Islands are a premier diving destination in the Red Sea, offering a thrilling combination of sharks, wrecks, and dramatic drop-offs. At Little Brother, divers are drawn to the famous thresher shark cleaning station, alongside regular sightings of grey reef sharks, hammerheads, and the bold oceanic whitetip shark (Longimanus). Big Brother complements the experience with sheer walls covered in soft corals and two impressive wrecks—the Numidia and the Aida—each offering their own dive challenges and beauty. This dynamic environment guarantees some of the most exhilarating dives in the region.