Cyclone Liveaboard

One of the Tornado Marine Fleet boat Cyclone offers to explore the underwater treasures of the Red Sea. Can be booked for a full charter with the flexible route.

Boat Interior
Cyclone Liveaboard can welcome 20 divers and their fellow travelers on board. The boat has 10 twin cabins that can be shared. All rooms are equipped with private facilities and air conditioning.  The lounge zone of Cyclone is perfectly suited to relaxing in between and after dives. It has air conditioning and entertainment facilities. Boat guests can enjoy the view from the sun deck. You will find there several sun loungers and a jacuzzi.

Dive Deck
The dive deck of Cyclone Liveaboard has plenty of space, it is comfortable for preparation for the dive. The dive deck is equipped with the necessary facilities to maintain equipment like rinsing tanks. For divers with enriched air certification, there is an availability of Nitrox using.

Safety
Safety is always in the first place for the crew team of Cyclone. Boat supplied with fully stocked first aid kit,  fire fighting and alarm system, life jackets, and emergency raft.

Itinerary
Cyclone’s itineraries include diving on the well-known wrecks of Red Sea. Divers will have an opportunity to discover Abu Nuhas ship cemetery. It consists of five ships, that sunken at a different time and lies at different depths. Some can be explored from the inside like Giannis D, some are available only for advanced divers. Another famous wreck is Rosalie Moller. This sip lies in the bottom covered with thousands of corals. Now it became a home for fish. One of the most recognized wrecks of the Red Sea is Thistlegorm. It can be considered a must-see dive site in Egypt. It was sunken during World War II and tractors, cars, and motorcycles still stood on its board.

When to go
Visibility and water temperature are always good for diving in Egypt. In summer water becomes clearer but the main thing is that the large predators appear here at this time. It is possible to see here rare whale sharks only in summer.  The Winter season is famous for perfect visibility and some rare species such as thresher sharks