Cyclone Liveaboard, Egypt

The Cyclone liveaboard from Tornado Marine Fleet is a well-equipped dive boat designed for exploring the Egypt Red Sea. Known for reliability and comfort, it accommodates up to twenty guests in twin-share cabins, offering a welcoming environment for both divers and leisure travellers.

Boat Interior

The indoor lounge serves as a comfortable, air-conditioned retreat with entertainment facilities for guests to enjoy movies or relax after diving. The sun deck is furnished with loungers and includes a jacuzzi, providing a pleasant open-air space to unwind while admiring panoramic sea views.

Cabins

Cyclone offers accommodation in ten air-conditioned twin cabins, each featuring an en-suite bathroom for convenience and privacy. The layout allows cabins to be shared comfortably, making it suitable for solo travellers joining the cruise. All cabins are designed with functionality in mind, providing storage for personal belongings and a relaxing setting for rest between dives.

Dive Deck

The dive deck on the MV Cyclone liveaboard is spacious and organised, providing sufficient room for dive preparation. Facilities include rinsing tanks for maintaining equipment, and Nitrox is available for certified divers. The dive crew ensures smooth operation and assistance throughout each diving session.

Safety

Safety equipment includes life jackets, emergency rafts, a fully stocked first-aid kit, and a fire alarm system. The vessel is fitted with fire extinguishers and emergency signaling devices, reflecting Tornado Marine Fleet’s established commitment to diver safety.

Itinerary

The Cyclone liveaboard Red Sea operates across the northern and central Red Sea, offering routes that include world-renowned wrecks and coral reefs. Key sites include the Abu Nuhas ship cemetery, where wrecks like Giannis D and Carnatic rest among coral-covered seabeds. The Rosalie Moller wreck, encrusted with corals and teeming with fish, and the SS Thistlegorm, one of the Red Sea’s most iconic WWII wrecks, are also highlights. Each itinerary is planned to balance wreck exploration with reef dives.

When to Go

The Red Sea offers diving year-round, with warm water temperatures and excellent visibility. Summer months attract larger pelagic species such as whale sharks, while winter conditions bring thresher shark sightings and consistently clear water.