Red Sea RE Aggressor Liveaboard, Sudan, Egypt

The boat was formerly known as Royal Evolution. Libeaboard's trips to Sudan trips begin and end in Egypt for more convenient logistics. The liveaboard was made with divers in mind using advanced technology and materials to reduce noise and vibration while sailing. Access to full photo processing facilities will be provided. There are great relaxation facilities - jacuzzi, spacious lounge areas.

Boat Interior
The boat can accommodate 24 passengers on board. There are 8 twin rooms on the lower deck that can be shared. Double rooms are located on the main deck. Two of them have facilities for divers with disabilities. All cabins are equipped with wardrobes, TVs, and DVDs en-suite and have individually controlled air-conditioning. They are big and comfortable to relax after the diving day.
Time in between dives or evenings after, passengers can spend in boat's lounge or in one of the two sundecks. The boat's lounge area has a sound system, TV, and DVD. Divers can spend time chatting with each other or watching a movie. There is also a library. The boat bar can offer you hot and cold beverages throughout the day. To enjoy the gorgeous view of the Red Sea you can go to one of the boat sun decks. The shaded area suits perfectly for reading or relaxing. The open area is good to get some sun. Here boat passengers will also find a jacuzzi. Both have a few sun loungers.

Dive deck
The big covered dive deck has individual lockers for every diver on board. A boat has scuba nitrox filling stations. After diving boats, passengers can use rinsing tanks for the gear and warm water shower. For photo enthusiasts, the liveaboard offers a camera station and charging station.

Safety
​The team pays special attention to safety. Every cabin is equipped with a smoking detector alarm, automatic sprinkler anti-fire flood. A boat has also emergency rafts and life vests, lifebuoys, oxygen with demand valve, first aid kit, fire fighting equipment.

Itineraries
Diving itineraries include visiting Deep South Egypt and Sudan. Dive in St. Johns caves, Zabargad and Rocky Islands to meet manta rays, dolphins and silvertip sharks.
The main feature of the liveaboard is that all Sudan trips start and end in Port Ghalib in Egypt - it's more convenient in terms of logistics. Explore Umbria wreck and famous “Cousteau Conshelf”. Besides this, it is a great opportunity to see amazing soft coral formations, canyons, and overhangs. Manta rays and a variety of sharks might be seen.

When to go
Diving in Egypt is possible all year round as well as in Sudan. The best time to visit its diving destination is in Spring and Autumn. Water temperature in the Summer months is 31-33C/78-91F it the hottest time. The coolest water is from December to March