Red Sea Aggressor II, Egypt

Explore the spectacular northern regions of the Red Sea. This well-appointed yacht is designed for both safety and comfort, ensuring a stable and enjoyable experience as you dive into some of the most famous sites in the Egypt, including Ras Mohamed, the Straits of Tiran, and iconic wrecks.

Boat Interior and Exterior

The Red Sea Aggressor II accommodates up to 22 guests across 11 staterooms, each featuring independent air conditioning, a private bathroom with shower, and a porthole view. Staterooms are equipped with a 32-inch flat-screen TV loaded with 400 movies, TV shows, and documentaries, plus connectivity for guests to edit their underwater images and videos. Accommodation options include two master staterooms with queen beds, eight deluxe staterooms with twin beds, and one suite with a queen bed. The yacht also boasts a spacious salon, a large sun deck with a shaded area, a hot tub, chaise lounges, deck chairs, and a bar.

Dive Deck

The liveaboard offers a superior diving service with ample storage for gear and facilities to suit every diver’s needs. The dive deck provides 12-liter aluminum tanks with both K-valves and DIN valves, weight belts, and weights. Divers can choose their dive buddies and enjoy personalized diving experiences among the northern Red Sea's famous wrecks and vibrant coral reefs.

Safety

Safety on board is paramount. The yacht is equipped with essential safety gear, and divers are encouraged to bring personal safety items such as dive alerts and safety sausages. Nautilus Lifelines are available for rent, ensuring additional safety during dives. Dive computers are mandatory, available for rent if divers do not bring their own.

Itineraries

The itineraries focus on the Northern Red Sea's renowned diving locations, offering up to 19 wreck dives and 2 reef dives. Dive sites include historic wrecks like the Thistlegorm and Abu Nuhas, along with the stunning coral reefs of Ras Mohamed National Park and the diverse marine life in the Straits of Tiran. These locations are celebrated for their rich history and extraordinary marine biodiversity, making them top picks for divers around the world.

When to Go

The best months to dive in the northern Red Sea are from March to May and from September to November, when the water temperatures are comfortable, ranging from 22°C to 28°C (72°F to 82°F), and visibility is at its peak. This period avoids the peak summer temperatures while offering optimal diving conditions, with calmer waters and abundant marine life