South Moon 1 Liveaboard, Egypt

South Moon 1 is a brand-new steel yacht, constructed specifically for diving trips in comfort in Egypt's well-known Sinai region. The 30-meter-long and 8-meter-wide vessel holds a maximum of 22 passengers in various cabin types. On the upper deck, there are six comfort twin-bed cabins, and on the lower deck, another four twin-bed cabins. On the top of the upper deck, guests can enjoy the luxury of queen bed suites with more space and privacy. All the cabins are air-conditioned and have an en-suite bathroom to provide guests with convenient and comfortable accommodation during the journey.

The yacht also boasts ample social areas designed for relaxation and socializing among guests. Indoors, the air-conditioned living and dining space features two large flat-screen TVs and USB outlets. Outdoors, two expansive sun decks offer ample room for sunbathing or enjoying the sea breeze between dives.

Onboard dining is for diverse tastes, with international meals according to guest choice, comprising vegetarian, seafood, chicken, and meat. Three buffet meals a day, snacks, fresh fruit, cookies, and complimentary beverages like mineral water, soft drinks, tea, and coffee are available at all times. Other drinks like beer and espresso are offered at an additional charge.

Onboard dive facilities are comprehensive. On-location tank filling is available via two high-powered compressors and an independent Nitrox compressor for easy enriched air supply to divers. The dive deck is spacious with generous storage space per diver and individual rinse tanks for underwater camera equipment. Two zodiacs powered by Yamaha engines shuttle divers to and from the dive sites in quick time.

Safety aboard is prioritized with extensive emergency preparedness, including oxygen systems, life vests, life rafts, and first aid kits.

Popular Egypt liveaboard itineraries feature the classic North route around Sinai, with its globally famous dive sites like Ras Mohamed's Shark and Yolanda Reefs, the stunning Straits of Tiran, and the iconic SS Thistlegorm wreck. These destinations offer excellent chances for marine life encounters, from colorful reef fish to pelagics, and never-to-be-forgotten dives