Vita Xplorer, Egypt

The Vita Xplorer liveaboard ensures a top-tier diving experience under the guidance of professional dive guides, well-versed in the Red Sea's best spots. The price is all-inclusive, covering marine park fees and nitrox, with custom trip itineraries available for groups and charters. The boat's itineraries span from the iconic Northern wrecks and renowned Marine Parks to the untouched depths of the Red Sea's Deep South.

Boat Interior
Accommodating guests in 12 cabins with twin and king-size beds, each air-conditioned stateroom comes with private facilities and minibars, offering the perfect blend of comfort and privacy. The salon area, equipped with air conditioning and cozy seating, alongside a spacious dining area, ensures all guests can relax and dine in comfort. The sundecks, furnished with loungers, offer both sun-drenched and shaded areas for enjoying the breathtaking Red Sea views.

Dive Deck
The dive deck is fully equipped with essentials for pre and post-dive preparations, including rinsing tanks and storage boxes. Nitrox is available for certified divers, enhancing their diving experience.

Safety
The vessel prioritizes safety, equipped with an oxygen tank, first-aid kits, life jackets, and two lifeboats, ensuring peace of mind for all onboard.

Wreck Diving
Wreck enthusiasts will revel in dives at renowned sites like the Thistlegorm, Rosalie Moeller, and the Abu Nuhas ship cemetery. The SS Thistlegorm remains a diver's favorite, with its cargo of trucks and motorcycles still visible. Although the Rosalie Moeller lies at a depth challenging for some, parts of it are accessible for exploration. Abu Nuhas offers the unique opportunity to explore five cargo shipwrecks alongside the marine life that now inhabits them.

Itinerary
The diverse itineraries include the Northern region and Ras Mohammed National Park, as well as the Brother Islands, Daedalus, and Elphinstone. Ras Mohammed offers spectacular reef and wall diving, with a high chance of encountering pelagic fish. The Brother Islands are known for their reefs, pinnacles, and the chance to spot silvertip sharks and barracudas, while hammerheads are a common sight at these dive spots.

When to Go
Egypt's diving season extends throughout the year, with cooler water temperatures in winter offering a quieter experience away from the crowds. This period may appeal to those seeking a more serene diving atmosphere