Dolce Vita Liveaboard, Egypt

Dolce Vita is a 38-metre wooden liveaboard operating year-round in Egypt’s Red Sea. Renovated in 2024, the vessel accommodates up to 24 guests in 12 cabins.

Boat Interior

The indoor lounge-restaurant and bar provide a central space for meals and time between dives. On the upper deck, an open-air lounge bar and a large sun deck offer additional places to unwind while cruising between dive sites.

Wi-Fi is available when the vessel is close to shore, but satellite internet is not provided.

Cabin Types

Twin Cabins are located on the lower, main, and upper decks, while the Suite Cabin is positioned on the upper deck. Cabins accommodate up to two guests and include a private bathroom, individual air conditioning, and storage space. Bedding varies by cabin category and deck, with twin-bed and double-bed configurations available.

Dive Deck

The spacious dive deck is arranged for equipment preparation, entry, and rinsing after dives. Complimentary Nitrox is available to certified divers, while rental equipment can be booked in advance.

Dive guides speak English, French, and Arabic, with a standard ratio of one guide for every ten divers. Private guides for groups of up to four divers can be arranged at an additional cost.

Itineraries

Year-round itineraries include the Brothers, Daedalus & Elphinstone circuit and the Golden Loop, which links northern sites such as Thistlegorm and Ras Mohammed with the Brothers. Southern routes visit Daedalus, Rocky, Zabargad, and Elphinstone.

Depending on the itinerary, dives may include reefs, wrecks, and areas frequented by hammerhead sharks, whale sharks, and other pelagic species.

Photography Facilities

Dedicated areas for photo and video equipment provide a designated place for handling camera gear during the cruise