Omneia Spirit Liveaboard, Egypt

This liveaboard introduces a distinctive layout, positioning the kitchen and restaurant area on the lower deck while allocating the living spaces predominantly on the main and upper decks. It offers ample amenities for photographers, alongside the availability of Nitrox, Trimix, and scooters, catering to both recreational and technical divers. Its itineraries encompass Egypt's most sought-after destinations, including Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone, Ras Mohamed, and the northern wrecks.

Boat Interior
Accommodating up to 26 guests, the liveaboard features 13 cabins: two twin cabins and one suite on the lower deck, six twins and one single (which can also serve as a cozy double) on the main deck, and two twin staterooms plus a master suite on the upper deck, most offering splendid sea views. Guests can enjoy dining under the stars in the expansive dining area located on one of the two spacious sun decks.

Dive Deck
Welcoming both recreational and technical divers, the liveaboard provides Nitrox and Trimix, with all diving gear available for rent upon request. The dive deck is designed to meet the needs of divers seeking to explore the Red Sea's underwater marvels.

Safety
The vessel is fully equipped with essential safety gear, including two life rafts for 25 persons each, life jackets, fire extinguishers, a first aid kit, and emergency oxygen, ensuring a safe diving experience.

Itinerary
On board Omneia Spirit, divers have the opportunity to explore Egypt's most beautiful dive sites. The itinerary includes Brothers, Daedalus, and Elphinstone, famous for both wrecks and reefs and the chance to encounter hammerhead sharks alongside a breathtaking variety of corals. The northern route and Ras Mohamed focus on wreck diving, visiting several WWII sunken ships, offering a diverse diving adventure.

When to Go
The Red Sea's water temperatures range from 21-23°C in the winter to 26-30°C in the summer, with a hot and humid climate. Peak diving seasons are from March to May and September to November, presenting ideal conditions for divers to experience the rich biodiversity and historical wrecks of the Red Sea on this unique liveaboard trip