Golden Dolphin I Liveaboard

Golden Dolphin I specially designed a diving boat. Nitrox is free of charge. All main itineraries of the Red Sea are covered, including renewed Marine Parks and wrecks. Dive with hammerheads, white tip, and blacktip sharks explore coral walls and reefs and get inside historical wrecks. Can be booked for a full charter with the flexible route.

Boat interior 
The liveaboard can accommodate 20 passengers in 10 cabins. All are ensuite and have air conditioning and minibars. There are 8 rooms with twin beds on the lower deck and 2 double rooms on the upper deck.
The spacious lounge zone of Golden Dolphin I has air conditioning, it is comfortable and cozy. Time in between dives can be spent here. This boat's area has big sofas and tables, where meals are served. There is also a TV, to spend time watching movies or photos made throughout the day. On the top deck, guests can relax in the sun. Here you will find soft big sofas in the open part and several sun loungers in the shaded part of the sun deck. 

Dive deck 
The dive deck is big enough for comfortable preparation for diving. Divers can use storage boxes for the gear and a hanging area for wetsuits. There are two Coltri compressors and a nitrox membrane.

Safety 
The yacht has all the necessary safety equipment on board: life jackets, emergency rafts, fire fighting equipment, first aid kit. 

Itineraries 
The boat's itineraries include diving on Brothers Islands, Elphinstone, and Daedalus, there is also a trip to southern St. Johns and Fury Shoals. Brother Islands is a vast of corals. Reefs are made of thousands of soft and hard corals. You can dive along the walls and drop-offs, and see black corals and gorgonian fans. There is a huge possibility of meeting silvertip sharks and grey reef sharks. Schools of barracudas are often spotted here as well as reef sharks. Coral formations also attract lots of unicornfish and napoleon wrasses. Diving on Brother Islands features also two wrecks. Aida and Numidia. This dive spot is suitable for divers with experience. Drifts and current can be too strong for novices in some parts.
Daedalus and Elphinstone are also often visited by divers. There are many soft and hard corals here. You will find purple dendronephthya and brown soft corals. It’ 's a home for numerous of fish, angelfish, schools of jacks, and snappers. Hammerheads occasionally can be seen while diving in Daedalus and Elphinstone. These gorgeous creatures can be also met on St. John. This dive site is known among divers for this possibility. 

When to Go 
The Red Sea is good for diving almost all year round. Middle winter and summer water temperatures can be not as comfortable for diving, but this time of the year still suits diving. Spring and Autumn months can be considered a high season for diving in Egypt