Published On: March 30th, 2026Looking for the best scuba diving in July 2026? From manta ray spectacles in the Maldives to dwarf minke whales on the Great Barrier Reef, these top 10 destinations offer peak underwater action and ideal conditions for your July liveaboard adventure.
Published On: March 27th, 2026The global energy crisis is impacting the diving world. From updated fuel surcharges in the Maldives and Mexico to new visitor regulations in Komodo, stay informed on how these industry changes affect your upcoming liveaboard adventures and which fleets are holding prices steady.
Published On: March 1st, 2024Nestled at the heart of the Halaib Triangle, straddling the borders of Egypt and Sudan, [...]
Published On: October 17th, 2018You might mistakenly think that liveaboard diving lifestyle isn't made for new divers. Many liveaboards welcome new divers and here is the list of destinations beginners will feel comfortable on board
Published On: July 23rd, 2018We always seek to reach the most unique destination to dive, we always appreciate remote locations that feature their wild spirit. Here is the list of best destinations you can dive only on a liveaboard diving trip-->
Published On: June 19th, 2018From shallow lagoons to caverns, drop-offs and currents, the Deep South of the Egyptian Red Sea is definitely the destination you will want to come back. It is worth of revisiting and diving its beauties again and again.
Published On: March 26th, 2018North of the Red Sea features the best wreck dives in the region. An iconic Thistlegorm and many more will invite divers to learn about their history and reveal their value in the world of wrecks. Learn more about Red Sea Wrecks-->
Published On: February 22nd, 2018Deeper on south we go, more pristine underwater scenery gets. Sudan is standing out from everything you might have seen on the Red Sea before. Untouched marine life and historical marks left by Cousteau and his group are worth it!
Published On: September 29th, 2017Brother islands are one of the most remote in the Red Sea that you can visit only on a liveaboard. Big and Little Brother are most famous for challenging deep dives featuring sheer walls and big animals encounters.
Published On: August 22nd, 2016Do you know that the Red Sea has one of the healthiest coral ecosystems in the whole world and has been affected the less by the climate change? Egyptian part of the Red Sea offers wide variety of itineraries to explore, pick yours-->
Red Sea
The Red Sea is famous for its crystal waters, thriving coral reefs, and world-class wrecks. Explore iconic dive sites from Egypt to Sudan, known for abundant marine life and year-round diving conditions. An underwater paradise close to home for many divers.
