Red Sea Aggressor II, Egypt

Historically speaking, the dives offered at Northern Red Sea and Straits of Tiran include the most popular ones: Thistlegorm and Abu Nuhas Wrecks. Besides a bunch of historic elements, at Ras Mohamed National Park divers will discover intact coral reefs along with vibrant marine life. The Straits of Tiran, separating the Gulf of Aqaba from the Red Sea, are known for their reefs, bearing the names of British cartographers: Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas, and Gordon. Extraordinary coral diversity and pelagic species attract many to these waters

This is an itinerary that provides the opportunity to dive historic wrecks such as the Thistlegorm, along with famous reefs in Ras Mohamed National Park. In addition, divers will be exploring the famous Blue Hole in Dahab. Up to 20 dives are planned during the week, and for a cultural experience, an optional Bedouin dinner at Abu Galom ashore is possible

Get Wrecked is a Northern Red Sea Wrecks itinerary that offers up to 12 wrecks and two reef dives. Up to 19 wreck dives is possible to see the historical importance of the Red Sea as a trading route and the wrecks that have resulted from its busy maritime history, especially since the construction of the Suez Canal

Onboard, the menu offers a selection of Egyptian and local dishes in buffet style. For breakfast, one can find fresh fruits, cereals, and hot entrées, while lunch and dinner offer homemade bread, soups, salads, and entrées of seafood, chicken, or beef. Desserts are offered at night. Any dietary requirements should be conveyed before the trip to accommodate any special needs. Complimentary beverages include water, tea, coffee, and soft drinks. Alcohol drinks are on sale - but no pork products as there is no local supply of this

Water temperatures average between 74°-82°F (23°-28°C). Divers usually wear a 3–5mm wetsuit during summer months and a 7mm wetsuit during winter months. Safety items, which include a dive computer, SMB, and safety sausage, are mandatory and can be rented on board if not already owned. The dive staff has a spot to store personal equipment and uses 12L aluminum tanks with both K-valves and DIN fittings

Dives are self-guided within the certification limits of the divers and based on the detailed briefings by the dive staff. Plan your dives with your buddy. The in-water staff can assist, spot critters, and/or rescue if required. Tender diving also features a guide in the water with each group to ensure that all divers are present and following the plan. Night dives are possible where conditions allow