Aml Hayaty Liveaboard, Egypt

Aml Hayaty liveaboard is a 38.5-metre Red Sea vessel designed for diving, kiting, relaxation, and multi-day exploration. Built in 2014 and renovated in 2022, the boat accommodates up to 24 guests in 12 en-suite cabins, supported by a professional crew of 15.
With spacious outdoor lounges, shaded decks, organized diving areas, and comfortable cabins, Aml Hayaty Egypt combines active days on the water with relaxed time on board. Guests can choose from short Red Sea mini safaris, longer liveaboard trips, private group charters, and kite-focused adventures.

Boat Interior

Aml Hayaty liveaboard Egypt has 12 guest cabins, each with an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, storage space, and toiletries. Accommodation includes lower-deck Queen and Twin Cabins, as well as a Sea View Queen Cabin on the sun deck.
The shared areas are designed for relaxing between dives and water activities. Guests have access to spacious lounges, shaded outdoor decks, a sun deck, a bar area, and an entertainment system. Air conditioning is available throughout the yacht, while Wi-Fi can be accessed in selected areas.
Charging stations are provided on board for personal devices. Guests can spend time in the shaded lounge areas, relax on the sun deck, or take a quieter break inside.

Cabin Types

Aml Hayaty liveaboard has 12 cabins accommodating up to 24 guests. All cabins have air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms, storage space, and toiletries.

Queen Cabin

The Queen Cabins are located on the lower deck and have 1 queen bed. Each cabin includes air conditioning, an en-suite bathroom, storage space, and toiletries.

Twin Cabin

The Twin Cabins are located on the lower deck and have twin beds. Each cabin includes air conditioning, an en-suite bathroom, storage space, and toiletries.

Sea View Queen Cabin

The Sea View Queen Cabin is located on the sun deck and has 1 queen bed. It includes air conditioning, an en-suite bathroom, storage space, and toiletries.

Dive Deck

Aml Hayaty liveaboard has a spacious and organized dive deck with room for preparing equipment before each dive. The vessel carries 2 Bauer K14 compressors, a Nitrox system, and 2 RIB tenders for reaching dive sites away from the main boat.
Free Nitrox is included for certified divers, and Nitrox certification is available on board. The setup supports both short mini safaris and longer Red Sea diving trips, with routes covering reefs, wrecks, islands, and open water.
Up to 9 dives may be completed during the 4-day, 3-night mini safari, depending on weather conditions and routing.

Safety

Aml Hayaty operates with a professional crew of 15 and places a strong emphasis on safety, service, and smooth daily operations.
The vessel is powered by 2 x 800 HP engines and cruises at 12 knots. Its mahogany hull measures 38.5 metres in length and 8.2 metres across the beam, providing space for 24 guests, diving equipment, tenders, and shared facilities.

Food and Beverages

Meals on Aml Hayaty are prepared by the onboard chef. The food is designed to provide a satisfying end to long days spent diving, kiting, or exploring the Red Sea.
Chef-prepared meals form part of the onboard experience, giving guests time to gather, recharge, and enjoy a relaxed break between activities.

Itineraries

Aml Hayaty liveaboard Egypt offers mini safaris, private group charters, dive trips, and kite-focused adventures.
The 4-day, 3-night Red Sea Mini Safari offers a complete liveaboard experience in a shorter format, beginning and ending in Hurghada. Depending on weather and routing, the itinerary includes up to 9 dives.
The route highlights some of the northern Red Sea’s best-known dive sites. At Dolphin House, guests may encounter dolphins, while Abu Nuhas brings a strong wreck-diving focus. The itinerary can also include the historic Thistlegorm.

Photography facilities

Aml Hayaty is equipped for underwater photographers, with dedicated camera setup areas, camera tables, charging stations, and rinse space.
These facilities provide an organized place to prepare, recharge, and rinse equipment between dives.