Blue, Egypt

A member of the Blue Planet fleet, this liveaboard stands out as the most luxurious and largest vessel, boasting a blend of modern European design and traditional Egyptian shipbuilding. Divers can enjoy complimentary nitrox, enhancing their dive experience across the Red Sea's premier dive spots, from the northern treasures to the southern gems. This exceptional vessel offers a unique diving adventure, covering the full spectrum of the Red Sea's underwater wonders

Boat Interior
As the crown jewel of the Blue Planet fleet, this liveaboard merges modern European design with traditional Egyptian shipbuilding craftsmanship. Accommodating 24 divers, it offers various cabin types: 7 twin-bed rooms on the lower deck, a master suite on the main deck with a double bed, and 4 upper deck cabins featuring large portholes with stunning views. All cabins boast air-conditioning, en-suite facilities, and are equipped with TVs and DVDs. The spacious salon is perfect for relaxation between dives and briefings, while the sun deck on top is ideal for soaking up the sun, unwinding post-dive, or enjoying the Red Sea sunsets.

Dive Deck
Designed with divers in mind, the dive deck provides ample space for gear preparation, maintenance, and storage, ensuring a comfortable and efficient diving experience.

Safety
Safety is paramount on this safari adventure. The boat is equipped with oxygen tanks, a DAN kit, life rafts, and more to ensure the well-being of all aboard.

Itinerary
The itineraries span the entirety of Egypt's top dive sites. Divers can explore WWII wrecks like the Thistlegorm, with its tanks and motorcycles, and the Abu Nuhas ship cemetery. The Red Sea is celebrated for its vibrant coral reefs, with the Daedalus, Brothers Islands, and Elphinstone forming a renowned triangle known for its coral walls and mountains. Southern itineraries include St. Johns and Fury Shoals, offering caves, pinnacles, and coral gardens where divers might encounter hammerheads, grey reef and thresher sharks, snappers, unicornfish, groupers, and other remarkable marine life.

When to Go
Egypt offers year-round diving opportunities, though winter months may be cooler. There's no specific season for encountering particular fish, making any time a good time to dive. Autumn is often considered the prime season for diving in Egypt