Freedom III, Egypt

This liveaboard specializes in short 3 or 4-night trips, making it an ideal option for divers looking to complement their resort stay with boat diving adventures. Guided by experienced dive guides, you'll explore some of the Red Sea's premier diving sites, including the Straits of Tiran and the iconic wrecks of Thistlegorm and Dunraven.

Boat Interior and Exterior
Designed to accommodate 20 passengers, the liveaboard features a variety of cabins to suit different group sizes: 2 double bed cabins, 1 flexible cabin for double, triple, or quad occupancy with a double bed and two single beds, and 6 twin bed cabins on the upper deck. All staterooms are equipped with air conditioning, private showers, TVs, DVDs, and mini-fridges for your comfort. The common areas provide a welcoming environment for relaxation between dives, with ample seating, a TV, and DVD player. Two sundecks located at the stern and bow offer perfect spots to enjoy the scenic views.

Dive Deck
The dive deck is well-equipped with a spacious platform, two Bauer compressors for air fills, and storage for diving gear, ensuring a seamless diving experience.

Safety
Safety is a top priority, with the boat equipped with essential safety gear, including life rafts and vests, oxygen, and a medic first aid kit, providing peace of mind during your trip.

Itinerary
The vessel's itineraries are tailored for short stays, offering a unique opportunity to experience some of the best diving the Red Sea has to offer without committing to a long trip. Dive sites include the Straits of Tiran and the renowned wrecks of Dunraven and Thistlegorm, which serve as underwater museums to their WWII cargo. These trips are perfect for those looking to combine the convenience of resort accommodations with the adventure of liveaboard diving.

When to Go
The optimal times to dive in Egypt are during the spring and autumn months when the climate and water temperatures are most favorable. However, the summer months offer unique opportunities for sightings of hammerhead sharks, making any season a good time to explore Egypt's underwater wonders