Alia Liveaboard

This newly constructed liveaboard boasts a sturdy steel hull and is designed to offer an unparalleled diving experience. The upper deck cabins feature a unique outdoor relaxation area, complete with a bar and a spacious indoor lounge, ensuring comfort and luxury. Nitrox is provided free of charge to all divers, enabling them to explore some of Egypt's most captivating dive sites, including renowned Marine Parks and the historic northern wrecks.

Boat Interior
The liveaboard accommodates guests in 13 cabins, with 9 on the lower deck equipped with convertible beds for twin or double occupancy, ideal for families thanks to the availability of communicating cabins. The upper deck houses 4 additional staterooms, alongside a shaded relaxation area with a bar, and an indoor lounge fitted with a flat-screen TV, sound system, and video game console. Two of these upper deck cabins offer sea views, allowing guests to enjoy the stunning Red Sea landscapes.

Dive Deck
Facilitated with 2 zodiacs for access to remote dive sites, the boat caters to divers with EANx certification by offering free Nitrox, enhancing their diving adventure.

Safety
The liveaboard is equipped with comprehensive safety equipment, including fire fighting gear, life vests, emergency rafts, an oxygen therapy kit, and an external automated defibrillator, ensuring a safe diving environment.

Itinerary
Divers are invited to explore the "Golden Triangle" of the Egypt, featuring the mesmerizing Marine Parks of Brothers, Daedalus, and Elphinstone. This area promises an unforgettable diving experience with its wrecks, coral walls, and gardens, and the chance to encounter hammerhead sharks and a kaleidoscope of fish. The southern sites like St. Johns and Fury Shoals also feature prominently, offering dives through caves and caverns and opportunities to swim with dolphins. The itineraries cater to divers of all levels, including novices.

When to Go
The Red Sea's water temperatures range from 21-23°C in the winter to 26-30°C in the summer, set against a backdrop of a hot and humid climate. Peak diving seasons run from March to May and September to November, presenting ideal conditions for divers to explore the rich underwater landscapes and marine biodiversity of Egypt