Quick Shadow Liveaboard

Always helpful and friendly crew. The boat is most known between german divers. Sits either for individual divers and for groups. All the most icing Red Sea destinations can be visited including Northern wrecks and Marine Parks.

Boat interior
There are 10 cabins for 20 persons on board. Twin and quad cabins are located on the lower deck. These rooms suited for sharing and staying with family or friends. All have private showers and air conditioning. Deluxe cabins are located on the main and on the upper deck. This type of staterooms has big windows, in addition, wardrobes and lots of storage places for personal belongings.
The big lounge area equipped with air conditioning has a relaxing area with sofas combined with a dining zone. Here you can spend time in between dives or evenings, watch a movie or chat with other passengers on board. Passengers can also relax on a sun deck. It has a shaded part and an open part with soft comfortable sofas.

Dive deck
The dive deck has a lot of space to prepare for the dive and to maintain equipment after. You will find plenty of storage boxes and a hanging area for wetsuits. There are rinsing tanks for your gear and separate tank to rinse cameras after diving. Quick Shadow equipped with Bauer compressors and a nitrox membrane.

Safety
The liveaboard has a full range of safety equipment on board: life jackets, emergency rafts, first aid kit, etc. Members of a team are trained in first aid.

Itineraries
Diving itineraries include some of the best destinations of the Red Sea like Brother Islands, reefs of Daedalus and Elphinstone, St. Johns. Daedalus and Elphinstone are true coral paradise. Plenty of wrasses unicornfish and groupers can be seen while diving on Daedalus. This is also a destination where hammerheads can be met. Elphinstone is known for a big variety for a great chance of meeting reef sharks, barracudas, and many other extraordinary creatures. Brother Islands is a well-known destination for diving in the Red Sea. It combines fine diving on reefs with wreck diving. There is a huge amount of gorgonian fans, black corals and soft corals here. On a Big, Brother divers can also explore Numidia and Aida wrecks. Diving on St. Johns feature with hammerheads. These creatures are often met here by divers, especially when the water temperature is not high.

When to Go
Egypt is an all-year-round destination. Water temperature and visibility are good for diving almost all the time. The best diving is in the Spring until the middle of the Summer. Summer months can be too hot, and not comfortable for diving safari. Autumn is great to take part in the trip too. Till December water temperature is comfortable and the winds are not too rough. Although winter months suits for diving as well, you might need a thicker wetsuit