Red Sea Aggressor IV Liveaboard, Egypt

These dives highlight exciting marine life against interesting underwater landscapes. The Brothers have steep walls covered in vibrant corals and pelagic species such as Grey Reef Sharks, Thresher Sharks, and sometimes Hammerheads. Big Brother has two wrecks, the Numidia and Aida, and a Gorgonian Forest at Little Brother. Daedalus is famous for its schooling Hammerheads, Manta Rays, and coral formations in perfect shape. Elphinstone boasts colorful coral walls and plateaus, plus pelagic encounters. It is common to see Longimanus and Silky Sharks in and out of season

This itinerary incorporates some of the most well-known dive sites in the Red Sea. Sha' Claude introduces you to its swim-throughs and light-filled chambers, while Malahi takes your breath away with a maze of pinnacles and corridors. St. John's Caves: Underwater photographers' dream with the sun-filled passageways and marine life that one would hope to see. Habili Gaffar and Habili Aly offer pelagic life, such as grey reef sharks and hammerheads, along with vibrant coral growth and reef fish. Zabargad and Rocky Island have adrenaline-charged wall dives, offering turtles, reef sharks, and sometimes even manta rays

The water temperature varies from 23°C, 74°F, in winter, to 29°C, 84°F, during summer. During summer months, the waters are warmest, while marine life can be quite varied; the winter time is cooler yet with very good visibility underwater. A 3mm wetsuit should normally be enough in summer, but for the winter months, it is best to wear a 5mm one

Briefings by qualified staff are given, after which divers are expected to take responsibility for their dive with their buddy. A staff member will be present on all dives from the tenders to assist with group management, critter spotting, and safety. Still, divers are expected to plan their dives and stay within their certification limits. What is the food like on the liveaboard? The menu includes Egyptian and international cuisine with fresh fruits, homemade bread, soups, and chef-prepared dinners. Special dietary needs should be indicated at the time of reservation and discussed with the chef upon arrival. Beverages included in the price are fruit juices, soft drinks, local beer, and wine. Because of duty charges, guests are encouraged to bring their favorite liquor brands. Drinking and diving on the same day are not allowed

Light and comfortable clothes, even swimsuits and sports casual, are recommended. On occasions, a light sweater or jacket may be welcome, besides sunscreen, sunglasses, sun hat, and comfortable walking shoes. Soft luggage only, preferably duffel bag type, is great for easy storage

Meals: fresh fruits, hot entrees, soups, salads, and Egyptian-inspired dishes. Dinners: Seafood, chicken, beef and homemade desserts. Special diets: catered to with advance notice. Beverages: Juices, tea, coffee, soft drinks, and limited local beer and wine. Special diving equipment that should be brought along by divers Divers are advised to bring safety items like a Dive Alert, Safety Sausage, and Nautilus Lifeline. Dive computers are mandatory and can be rented onboard if needed. Appropriate exposure suits are recommended based on water temperatures, with 3mm wetsuits suitable for summer and 5mm wetsuits ideal for winter