Sindalahs Liveaboard, Egypt

Sindalahs Yacht is a 38-meter custom-built vessel designed to support both divers and leisure travelers in the Red Sea. Powered by twin Doosan 788 HP engines and with a top speed of 14 knots, this liveaboard offers a smooth cruise across Egypt renowned dive regions. The yacht carries ample fuel and water reserves for extended trips and is suited for those seeking a combination of comfort, privacy, and marine exploration.

Guest accommodation includes sea view cabins with en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, and daily housekeeping. Interiors are thoughtfully arranged with a spacious saloon, indoor dining space, and a separate library and audio-video entertainment area. The flybridge and leisure deck provide open-air settings for relaxation, while the outdoor dining area and BBQ zone allow for informal meals.

Dining aboard the vessel includes Western and local cuisine served buffet-style, with fine dishes available at dinner. Vegan and vegetarian options are part of the regular menu. Complimentary soft drinks and snacks are served throughout the day, along with welcome cocktails upon boarding.

Internet access is available at no charge for guests during the trip.

Diving operations are supported by a camera station, charging outlets, and designated rinse tanks. The boat was built with diving in mind, offering a functional and diver-friendly setup.

Safety onboard is managed by a crew trained in Emergency First Response (EFR), and the vessel is equipped with modern navigation and emergency systems.

Egypt liveaboard itineraries on Sindalahs include iconic routes such as Brothers, Daedalus, and Elphinstone; Saint John and the Deep South; North Reef and Tiran; Ras Mohamed and Dahab; and historic wreck sites throughout the region.

The Brothers, Daedalus, and Elphinstone route is known for sightings of oceanic whitetip sharks, hammerheads, and schooling barracuda, with vertical walls covered in soft corals. Saint John and the Deep South feature colorful hard coral gardens, pinnacles, and occasional reef sharks, along with peaceful drift dives. North Reef and Tiran offer clear water, vibrant reefs, and encounters with eagle rays and Napoleon wrasse. Ras Mohamed is a protected marine park with drop-offs, schooling snapper, and one of the Red Sea’s richest concentrations of fish life