Independence II, Egypt

Experience an unforgettable cruise with the Independence II, a liveaboard that's particularly popular among German divers. With professional and friendly crew members at your service, free nitrox on board, and routes covering Egypt's most celebrated Marine Parks, wrecks, reefs, and caves, your diving adventure promises to be remarkable.

Boat Interior
Independence II offers accommodation for 20 passengers in 10 en-suite cabins with air conditioning, ensuring comfort and privacy. The lower deck houses 2 double and 2 twin rooms, while deluxe cabins and suites are located on the main deck. An exclusive double suite on the upper deck features large windows for panoramic sea views. The living room is a cozy retreat for relaxation between dives, equipped with air conditioning, soft sofas, and entertainment facilities. On the top deck, guests can bask in the sun or unwind on cushioned sun loungers, with a shaded area available for reading or relaxation.

Dive Deck
The dive deck is well-equipped for a comfortable preparation experience, featuring two compressors, nitrox availability, ample storage boxes for gear, and a dedicated area for wetsuit hanging. Freshwater tanks are provided for rinsing equipment after dives.

Safety
Adhering to all safety standards, the Independence II is equipped with life jackets, emergency rafts, fire fighting equipment, and a first aid kit. The crew is well-trained in emergency management and first aid procedures.

Itineraries
Dive itineraries include the iconic Brother Islands, Daedalus, Elphinstone, and the southern Fury Shoals and St. Johns. Daedalus boasts a vibrant reef with potential for strong currents and diverse marine life, including the chance to encounter hammerheads. Elphinstone is celebrated for its vast coral diversity and marine inhabitants like tuna and reef sharks. Brother Islands offer both stunning coral reefs and intriguing wreck dives with the Aida and Numidia. The southern routes are famed for frequent hammerhead sightings, offering a unique diving experience.

When to Go
Diving in the Egypt is excellent throughout the year, with spring and autumn marking the peak season in Egypt. While middle winter and summer might present less comfortable water temperatures, these periods still offer viable diving opportunities