Bella 2, Egypt

The liveaboard provides an opportunity to dive at the Egypt Sinai peninsula's most renowned dive sites, which include wrecks, the Ras Mohammed National Park, and the Straits of Tiran. For specific periods, there is a four-night "Mini Safari" available. The boat is based in Sharm El Sheikh. The dive instructors are exceptional and will make divers feel comfortable and at home throughout the entirety of the dive.

Boat interior and exterior
The boat can accommodate up to 20 individuals and features ten beautifully appointed cabins that are fully equipped with air conditioning and private showers. The lower deck is home to four bunk bed cabins and four twin bed cabins, while the main deck has two bunk bed cabins and two twin bed cabins. Additionally, the liveaboard boasts a cozy salon area for dining and a generously-sized, shaded sun deck that offers stunning views of the Red Sea.

Dive deck 
The dive deck is equipped with everything necessary to ensure a comfortable diving experience, including valve fittings, rinse hosts, compressors, tenders for diving, a warm water shower, and personal storage space.

Safety
To guarantee your safety while diving, this boat is equipped with a range of safety features, including firefighting equipment, emergency oxygen, and first aid kits. Additionally, the boat is outfitted with radar, a sounder, and GPS tracking.

Itinerary
The Sinai Classic Route is undoubtedly the most popular and highly sought-after route in the Red Sea. For those who have yet to experience the wonders of the Red Sea, this is the ideal route for a first liveaboard diving adventure, offering an opportunity to explore some of the world's top diving spots. With dive sites suitable for divers of all levels, this route offers a diverse range of underwater landscapes, including vibrant coral reefs, deep walls teeming with small and large fish, and historic WWII wrecks. Divers will have the opportunity to explore the Straits of Tiran, home to stunningly colorful walls, and the Ras Mohammed National Park, where they can witness an abundance of wildlife in its natural habitat. Additionally, the route includes a visit to the world-renowned wreck of the SS Thistlegorm, providing a chance to dive into modern history.

When to go
The best time for diving in the northern region of the Red Sea, including the National Park of Ras Mohamed and the Straits of Tiran, is generally between the months of April and November. During this time, water temperatures are typically warm and visibility is excellent, offering ideal conditions for diving. However, it's important to note that diving conditions can vary based on a variety of factors, such as weather and currents, so it's always best to check with local dive operators for up-to-date information