Red Sea Explorer, Egypt

Constructed from solid steel, this liveaboard distinguishes itself from many other vessels navigating the Red Sea. Its expansive suites boast panoramic views that captivate. Certified divers will appreciate the complimentary Nitrox, enhancing their exploration of Egypt's diving hotspots, from the renowned Marine Parks to the picturesque southern sites.

Boat Interior
The vessel accommodates 24 guests within 12 cabins. The lower deck presents 4 superior cabins with twin beds and ensuite facilities, including a versatile stateroom suitable for a family, offering a sofa bed in addition to the standard amenities. On the main deck, 3 master cabins feature both double and single beds, mirroring the lower deck's comforts. The upper deck houses 4 superior cabins with sweeping views and a singular Royal Suite, equipped with a king-size bed, rain shower, private terrace, and direct access to the sun deck. Guests can unwind in the air-conditioned salon, complete with a bar and cozy seating, or dine on sumptuous buffet meals in the restaurant.

Dive Deck
Divers can anticipate 3 to 4 dives daily, launching either from the dedicated dive platform or aboard one of two zodiacs. The deck includes freshwater showers and ample storage for gear. Offering Nitrox at no extra charge and hosting both Enriched Air and Advanced Diver courses, this liveaboard caters to all levels of diving proficiency.

Safety
Equipped with the ENOS diving rescue system, a defibrillator, life rafts, life jackets, smoke alarms, fire extinguishers, oxygen, and a first aid kit, the vessel prioritizes guest safety above all.

Itinerary
The itinerary spans the full spectrum of Egypt's diving attractions, from the southern cave systems of St. Johns - ideal for dolphin encounters - to the northern wrecks like the Thistlegorm and Abu Nuhas. The jewel of the itinerary is the Marine Parks, showcasing coral walls, vibrant reefs, and the chance to encounter sharks and a myriad of reef fish.

When to Go
Egypt's dive season is year-round, with water temperatures varying from cooler 21 to 23°C in the winter to a warmer 26 to 30°C in the summer. The peak diving months are from March to May and September to November, offering the most favorable conditions for experiencing Egypt's underwater marvels on a liveaboard diving trip or cruiseConstructed from solid steel, this liveaboard distinguishes itself from many other vessels navigating the Red Sea. Its expansive suites boast panoramic views that captivate. Certified divers will appreciate the complimentary Nitrox, enhancing their exploration of Egypt's diving hotspots, from the renowned Marine Parks to the picturesque southern sites.

Boat Interior
The vessel accommodates 24 guests within 12 cabins. The lower deck presents 4 superior cabins with twin beds and ensuite facilities, including a versatile stateroom suitable for a family, offering a sofa bed in addition to the standard amenities. On the main deck, 3 master cabins feature both double and single beds, mirroring the lower deck's comforts. The upper deck houses 4 superior cabins with sweeping views and a singular Royal Suite, equipped with a king-size bed, rain shower, private terrace, and direct access to the sun deck. Guests can unwind in the air-conditioned salon, complete with a bar and cozy seating, or dine on sumptuous buffet meals in the restaurant.

Dive Deck
Divers can anticipate 3 to 4 dives daily, launching either from the dedicated dive platform or aboard one of two zodiacs. The deck includes freshwater showers and ample storage for gear. Offering Nitrox at no extra charge and hosting both Enriched Air and Advanced Diver courses, this liveaboard catears to all levels of diving proficiency.

Safety
Equipped with the ENOS diving rescue system, a defibrillator, life rafts, life jackets, smoke alarms, fire extinguishers, oxygen, and a first aid kit, the vessel prioritizes guest safety above all.

Itinerary
The itinerary spans the full spectrum of the Red Sea's diving attractions, from the southern cave systems of St. Johns—ideal for dolphin encounters—to the northern wrecks like the Thistlegorm and Abu Nuhas. The jewel of the itinerary is the Marine Parks, showcasing coral walls, vibrant reefs, and the chance to encounter sharks and a myriad of reef fish.

When to Go
Egypt's dive season is year-round, with water temperatures varying from cooler 21 to 23°C in the winter to a warmer 26 to 30°C in the summer. The peak diving months are from March to May and September to November, offering the most favorable conditions for experiencing Egypt's underwater marvels on a liveaboard diving trip or cruise