Hammerhead I Liveaboard, Egypt

Hammerhead I is a 32-metre liveaboard operating in the Red Sea, designed across four decks with dedicated spaces for diving and onboard living.

Boat Interior

The interior centres around a panoramic living and dining area designed with modern elements and coordinated colours. Large windows provide uninterrupted sea views from all seating positions, while carefully arranged couches create a cohesive and comfortable lounge space. The lighting system highlights the interior design and architectural details.

Outdoor relaxation areas extend across the upper levels. The third deck features couches and bean bags, while the sun deck is arranged with large couches, cushions, and pillows, offering open-air spaces for rest.

Cabin Types

Accommodation is arranged across three cabin types, all designed with attention to space and functionality. Each cabin includes a private bathroom with toilet and shower, air conditioning with individual control panels, cupboards, luggage storage, hairdryers, and bed linen and towels made of Egyptian cotton.

Lower Deck Standard cabins are located on the lower deck and feature twin beds, with six cabins available.

Upper Deck Standard cabins are located on the upper deck and also feature twin beds, with two cabins available.

Upper Deck Master cabins are located on the upper deck and are equipped with double king-size beds. These cabins offer panoramic sea views, with two cabins available.

Dive Deck

The dive deck is located on the second deck and features 21 individual gear stations. Each station is designed with additional space, allowing divers to install, check, and manage their equipment comfortably. The layout supports safe and unobstructed movement throughout the area.

Safety and Navigation

The vessel is equipped with an Emergency First Respond box, an oxygen supply tank, and two life rafts with a capacity of 20 persons each. Fire extinguishing systems and smoke detectors are installed onboard. Navigation equipment includes radar, GPS, and VHF communication systems.

Itineraries

Itineraries include several routes across the Red Sea. The Exploring North route covers Abu Nuhas, SS Thistlegorm, Ras Mohammed National Park, and Tiran Island. The Exploring South route includes Zabargad and Rocky Islands, Saint John’s, Sataya, and Elphinstone.

The Northernmost route extends to Dahab, including sites such as the Blue Hole, Canyon, and Gabr El Bent. The Red Sea Charm route includes Abu Nuhas, SS Thistlegorm, the Brothers Islands, and Safaga. The Roller Coaster route covers Daedalus, Zabargad and Rocky Islands, and Sataya. The Sharks Obsession route includes the Brothers Islands, Daedalus, and Elphinstone. The South Park route includes Zabargad and Rocky Islands, Saint John’s, and Sataya. The Super Diversity route covers Daedalus, Saint John’s, and Sataya.

An extended itinerary, The Gigantic, combines Abu Nuhas, SS Thistlegorm, Ras Mohammed, the Brothers Islands, Daedalus, Zabargad and Rocky Islands, Saint John’s, Sataya, Wadi El Gemal, and Elphinstone, spanning 15 days with dives scheduled across these locations. The Wrecks and Reefs route includes Abu Nuhas, SS Thistlegorm, and Ras Mohammed, combining wreck sites with reef areas.

When to Go

Diving in the Red Sea is possible year-round, with generally stable weather conditions across both northern and southern routes. Water temperatures vary throughout the year, with warmer conditions during the summer months and cooler waters in winter. Sea conditions and site accessibility may vary depending on weather, particularly for offshore locations such as the Brothers Islands and Daedalus