Blue Horizon, Egypt

Knowledgeable guides aboard the Blue Horizon ensure your diving experience in the Red Sea is unparalleled. The boat is fully equipped for both recreational and technical divers, featuring a nitrox membrane, booster pump, technical blending panel, and rebreather-friendly amenities. Underwater photographers and videographers are catered to with specialized facilities for camera work. The itineraries are diverse, offering routes like "The Best of Red Sea," which showcases wrecks, reefs, and marine parks, alongside focused trips to the North, Marine Parks, or the Deep South of the Red Sea.

Boat Interior
The Blue Horizon accommodates 26 guests across 13 cabins, all en-suite with air-conditioning, in-cabin entertainment, and minibars. Standard twin staterooms on the lower deck offer shared options, while four cabins provide double and twin beds. The upper deck features four suites with larger beds and portholes for ocean viewing. A spacious salon with cozy sofas, entertainment facilities, and a bar, alongside a sun deck with a shaded jacuzzi area and cushioned sunbeds, ensures ample relaxation space.

Dive Deck
The dive deck is spacious, with storage boxes, charging points, and a nitrox membrane for certified divers. It's designed to support rebreather and technical diving activities fully.

Safety
Safety is a priority, with experienced crew members trained in emergency management. The vessel is equipped with a first aid kit, emergency rafts, life vests, and fire fighting equipment.

Itinerary
Explore Egypt's most iconic sites with Blue Horizon's varied itineraries. Dive into history with wrecks like Thistlegorm or the Abu Nuhas ship cemetery, or immerse yourself in the vibrant underwater ecosystems at Brother, Daedalus, and Elphinstone. Specialized trips offer the thrill of diving with sharks, including blacktip, whitetip, and hammerheads, showcasing the Egypt's rich marine biodiversity.

When to Go
Egypt's diving season is year-round, with optimal conditions from April to mid-summer and again in autumn. While winter waters can be cooler, diving remains a rewarding experience, making any time a good time to explore the underwater wonders of the Red Sea