Golden Dolphin IV, Egypt
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USD 1,424 per trip
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- NitroxFree
- Wi-FiNo
- EquipmentSurcharge
Rental - Groups orYes
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- Year built2019
- Length46
- Width11
- Capacity28
- MaterialWood
The Golden Dolphin IV is the largest and most luxurious vessel in the Egypt liveaboard scene, offering premium diving experiences. It can take as many as 28 guests in a total of 14 air-conditioned cabins with a private en-suite bathroom each. Guests can choose between double or twin bed arrangements across lower, main, and upper decks, assuring comfort and flexibility for both solo travelers and groups.
Onboard, the social spaces are large enough to relax and entertain. The lower deck with a spacious dining room and an air-conditioned salon provides comfort for those guests to take rest between their dives. A second salon on the upper deck with panoramic views over the Red Sea invites guests for a relaxing time. Equipped with loungers, three bars, and an outside area, this is the perfect space for socializing or just enjoying the outdoors.
The Red Sea liveaboard will take guests to some of the most iconic dive sites in Egypt. Explore the famous North of the Egypt SS Thistlegorm wreck, Abu Nuhas with four historic wrecks, Ras Mohammed marine park, and Shark Reef and Jolanda Reef dive sites. Brother Islands liveaboards are also an addition to the great excitement where divers often come across hammerhead sharks, thresher sharks, and other pelagic species.
The dive deck has ample space for storage of personal gear, and Nitrox is available for certified divers. A maximum of four dives a day gives guests ample opportunity to become well acquainted with the thriving marine life and coral reefs of the Red Sea. A platform at the aft of the vessel means smooth entry and exit for every dive.
With a highly experienced crew fluent in several languages, who are also committed to high-quality service, every guest diving safari will be smooth and memorable. Guaranteed to be a Red Sea adventure through the most iconic wrecks down to diverse marine encounters
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Booking Policy
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Payment schedule
- 20% will be required within 3 days after the booking confirmation to secure the booking
- 30% will be required in 60 days prior to the embarkation date
- 75% will be required in 35 days prior to the embarkation date
- 100% will be required in 19 days prior to the embarkation date
Cancellation Policy
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Cancellation fees
- If you cancel after the booking is secured with a payment the cancellation fee of 15% will be charged
- 20% will be charged if cancelled in 74 days before the embarkation date
- 30% will be charged if cancelled in 60 days before the embarkation date
- 75% will be charged if cancelled in 34 days before the embarkation date
- 100% will be charged if cancelled in 19 days before the embarkation date
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CabinsView deck plan
Double Cabin
- Deck
- Lower Deck
- Bedding
- Double Bed
- Max occupancy
- 2 Guests
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Aircon
- Aircon
- Number of Cabins
- 2 Cabins
Air-conditioned cabins with own bathroom (and separate shower) and minibar.
Twin Cabin
- Deck
- Lower Deck
- Bedding
- Twin Beds
- Max occupancy
- 2 Guests
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Aircon
- Aircon
- Number of Cabins
- 2 Cabins
Air-conditioned cabins with own bathroom (and separate shower) and minibar.
Double Cabin
- Deck
- Main Deck
- Bedding
- Double Bed
- Max occupancy
- 2 Guests
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Aircon
- Aircon
- Number of Cabins
- 2 Cabins
Air-conditioned cabins with own bathroom (and separate shower) and minibar
Twin Cabin
- Deck
- Main Deck
- Bedding
- Twin Beds
- Max occupancy
- 2 Guests
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Aircon
- Aircon
- Number of Cabins
- 4 Cabins
Air-conditioned cabins with own bathroom (and separate shower) and minibar
Twin Cabin
- Deck
- Upper Deck
- Bedding
- Twin Beds
- Max occupancy
- 2 Guests
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Ensuite Bathroom
- Aircon
- Aircon
- Number of Cabins
- 4 Cabins
Air-conditioned cabins with own bathroom (and separate shower) and minibar
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Nitrox and diving courses are available on board?
Nitrox up to 32% is free of charge, whereas mixes above 32% incur an extra cost. Nitrox is offered in 12-litre and 15-litre tanks, but requests must be made in advance by email. Nitrox courses and other diving certifications, including Advanced Open Water and various specialties, are available during the trip. Such courses pre-booked at least a week in advance, subject to an instructor being available. In the event of a Nitrox system failure, there are absolutely no refund and regress options
Which climate and what clothes will suit me in the Red Sea?
The Red Sea region has a dry desert climate with large temperature differences. During summer months, the daytime temperatures often exceed 35°C while the winter evenings may get cool. It is recommended to bring light, summerly clothes for daytime and a warm sweater or windbreaker for cooler evenings. In windy conditions, it is recommended to bring ear protection and warm socks
What are the requirements for a liveaboard safari?
Divers should have completed basic training and have at least 30 dives. For marine park safaris, 50 dives are required, according to Egyptian Water Sports and Diving Authority regulations. A dive should be made within one year prior to the trip. Dive guides may limit participation in certain dives for failure to fulfill these requirements. Guests are required to fill out a heath record form prior to departure. A medical diving certificate is required to confirm fitness to dive if any of the above conditions apply
Food and Beverages on Board
Meals are buffet style on this liveaboard, and choices available are meat, poultry, fish, pasta, rice, potatoes, vegetables, tea, coffee, water, and soft drinks. Alcohol is available for an extra cost. It is forbidden to consume any alcohol between dives. Diet preferences or requirements such as vegetarian or vegan can be catered to and should be notified in advance via e-mail. There is a Nespresso machine on board, but guests must provide their own coffee capsules
What are the routes and dive sites available for chargers and groups?
North Wreck Route: The two most famous wrecks along this route include the SS Thistlegorm, a British WWII cargo ship lying at 32 meters with military equipment, and Abu Nuhas reef, which houses four different wrecks, Giannis D, Carnatic, Chrisoula K, and Kimon M. The Ras Mohammed National Park hosts some breathtaking dive sites such as the Shark Reef and Yolanda Reef that boast nutrient-rich waters with rich marine life.
South Safari: The route to Fury Shoals is known for its encounters with dolphins and turtles.
Brother Islands-Daedalus-Elphinstone: Advanced diving in the Brother Islands offers wall diving covered with corals, hammerheads, thresher sharks, and silvertips. Daedalus Reef has steep walls and a southern plateau, commonly known to be frequented by reef and hammerhead sharks. Elphinstone has the north and south plateaus that are quite iconic, featuring soft corals and a possible encounter with oceanic white-tip sharks and grey reef sharks
What is the marine life in the Red Sea? When to Go?
The Red Sea has approximately 1,238 species of fish, including reef fish, turtles, and pelagics such as hammerhead sharks and oceanic white-tip sharks. Resident sightings of clownfish, moray eels, Napoleon wrasse, and parrotfish are common, and a variety of schooling fish and predators visit coral gardens and wrecks. Varies seasonally and with location.
Diving can be done here throughout the year, but conditions and marine life do vary with the seasons. During the period between November and March, there is a general coolness of weather; fewer people result in crowds, and water temperature fluctuates between 22-24°C. April to June usually presents warmer waters, better manta ray, and whale shark encounters during plankton blooms. The summer months see active marine life, while September to early November brings warmer waters and good visibility for the variety of marine life