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Eight days of diving cruises between Tiran, Ras Mohamed, and the great shipwrecks of the Red Sea

Main features
Boat type: yacht
Number of cabins: 16
Maximum capacity: 32 travelers

Cabins

Suite - Upper deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Located on the upper deck, this bright suite offers superb panoramic views. It is equipped with a 140 cm bed and a baby cot, and has a private bathroom. Individually controlled air conditioning allows you to adjust the temperature to your liking, ensuring optimal comfort throughout your stay.
Double cabin - Lower deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Located on the lower deck, Standard cabins are equipped with two 100 cm beds and a private bathroom. They feature central air conditioning, complemented by individual controls in each cabin, allowing everyone to adjust the temperature to their liking.
Deluxe cabin - Upper deck
Capacity: 2 Berths maximum
Located on the upper deck, the deluxe cabins offer beautiful panoramic views. They feature a 100 cm bed and a 130 cm bed, as well as a private bathroom. Each cabin is equipped with individually controlled air conditioning for personalized comfort.
NB : The pictures, information, and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The itinerary and program indicated may be modified without notice due to weather conditions or for technical reasons (captain's decision). Sailing times may vary depending on sea conditions and weather.

Itinerary

Itinerary
Hurghada
Our local partner in Hurghada will welcome participants and help them settle in on board. There... more+ will be a general briefing on safety, the cruise itinerary, and life on board, followed by an introduction to the crew. At the end of the day, the boat will leave port and set sail for the northern Red Sea. Dinner will be served on board, and we will spend the night sailing. 
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Hurghada Shaab El Erg Dunraven
The cruise begins with a refresher dive at Sha'ab El Erg, a stunning horseshoe-shaped reef. This... more+ site is renowned for its frequent dolphin sightings, which can be observed both while diving and snorkeling in the lagoon.
The second dive takes place on the wreck of the Dunraven, a British ship that sank in 1876. Resting at a depth of 30 meters, its inverted hull is now completely colonized by corals and home to abundant wildlife: surgeonfish, soldierfish, moray eels, and scorpionfish. Night sailing to Sinai. 
Included activities: Snorkeling in Shaab El Erg, Diving on the wreck of the Dunraven, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Dunraven Ras Mohamed
A day dedicated to the legendary Ras Mohamed nature reserve, at the junction of the gulfs of Aqaba... more+ and Suez.
The dives are drift dives at the legendary sites of Shark Reef and Yolanda Reef. Immerse yourself in vertiginous drop-offs, swept by nutrient-rich currents that attract barracudas, snappers, jacks, and sometimes sharks.
The dive ends on the Yolanda plateau, famous for the unusual remains of its cargo of sanitary ware, now covered with corals and inhabited by a multitude of fish. Sail to the Strait of Tiran. 
Included activities: Diving in Ras Mohamed – Shark Reef & Yolanda Reef, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Ras Mohamed Strait of Tiran
Discover the first reefs of the Strait of Tiran, famous for their currents and pelagic life. Dives... more+ at Jackson Reef and Woodhouse Reef offer magnificent drop-offs covered with giant gorgonians and alcyonarians.
The plateau between the two reefs is often frequented by turtles, while the blue waters may reveal trevally, barracuda, and, in season, hammerhead sharks. Three dives are possible depending on conditions. 
Included activities: Diving at Jackson Reef & Woodhouse Reef, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Strait of Tiran
The day takes place in the Strait of Tiran, on Gordon Reef and Thomas Reef, renowned for their... more+ currents and rich pelagic life.
Along the eastern drop-off of Gordon Reef, observing the blue allows you to spot gray sharks, swimming undisturbed by the current. Returning to the southern plateau, a colony of garden eels undulates above the sand, while further away a vast school of gregarious coachman fish and blue triggerfish forms.
The next dive takes place at Thomas Reef, the smallest but also the richest of Tiran's reefs. On the north side, gray sharks and hammerhead sharks are frequently seen. The dive continues with the exploration of a narrow canyon punctuated by arches around 30 meters, before ending on a plateau overlooking a vertical drop-off. Encounters with turtles are common here, and the dive ends in the middle of a magnificent coral garden in the ten-meter zone. At the end of the day, the ship sets sail for the Gulf of Suez. Night on board. 
Included activities: Diving at Thomas Reef, Diving at Gordon Reef, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Strait of Tiran Thistlegorm
Dives on one of the world's most famous shipwrecks.
The SS Thistlegorm, a British cargo ship sunk... more+ on October 6, 1941, was carrying military equipment: trucks, motorcycles, cars, and ammunition, which are still visible in the wreck. Complete exploration of the wreck, day and night, offering a spectacular atmosphere steeped in history. Night on board. 
Included activities: Diving on the Thistlegorm, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Thistlegorm Gubal Island
The voyage continues to Gubal Island, where shallow reefs offer excellent visibility and a wide... more+ variety of tropical fish, moray eels, and rays. Depending on weather conditions, a dive on the Ulysses wreck may be possible. The day continues at Sha'ab Abu Nuhas, a famous ship graveyard. Dives are made on the Giannis D, a cargo ship that sank in 1983 and is now covered with corals, and then on the Carnatic, a historic wreck from 1869, now covered with hard corals, alcyonarians, and sponges, and populated by thousands of glass fish and pterois. Night on board. 
Included activities: Diving at Erg Somaya – a captivating exploration site, Diving at Police Station – an accessible reef rich in marine life, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Gubal Island Hurghada
Return to Hurghada overnight. Breakfast on board, disembarkation, and end of the cruise.
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner

included

The price includes
Shared airport/boat transfers to and from the airport
Water, cola, coffee, tea, juice from cans, unlimited
Minimum of 16 dives (including night dives), with 12 L DIN aluminum tanks / stirrup and weights provided
All additional day or night dives are free of charge
Government taxes
Tourist Environmental Tax
Activities included in the program
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Prepaid SIM card
International flights
Visa for Egypt : 35 € / people
Diving equipment rental if needed
Alcoholic beverages
Recommended crew tips : 70 €
Tips for instructors are optional and at your discretion
Cargo insurance : 8 € / people
Meals not included in the program
Additional information
Our rates may be subject to change during the year depending on increases in fuel prices and/or government taxes
Diving itineraries and sites may change depending on the season and conditions. The team and captain always choose the best sites available, in accordance with safety standards
Languages spoken on board: English and French
Minimum level required: Level 1, open water or equivalent + 10 logged dives
Optional services
Flights not included in the programme are available on request

Activities

Snorkeling in Shaab El Erg
Level: easy • Depth: 15 m • Photo: wide angle A superb horseshoe-shaped reef, where schools of dolphins regularly pass by, both outside the reef and in the lagoon. This is where we will do our refresher dive. You will have the opportunity to observe the... more+ dolphins while diving or snorkeling, for an unforgettable experience. 
included
Diving on the wreck of the Dunraven
Level: easy • Depth: 30 m • Photo: wide angle This 80-meter British ship sank in 1876 after hitting a reef near Sha'ab Mahmoud. The wreck now lies at a depth of 30 meters, divided into two sections, with its hull overturned and completely covered with... more+ corals.
Divers can explore its open holds, now home to a rich marine life: schools of surgeonfish, soldierfish, moray eels, and a multitude of reef species. An accessible and charming dive, ideal for lovers of wrecks and beautiful coral environments. 
included
Diving in Ras Mohamed – Shark Reef & Yolanda Reef
Level: easy/medium • Depth: 40 m • Photo: macro/wide angle
Located at the southern tip of Sinai, this nature reserve marks the separation between the Gulf of Aqaba and the Gulf of Suez. Here, the water masses meet and generate strong currents, attracting... more+ a wide variety of pelagic fish to a spectacular drop-off: schools of barracuda, snappers, and many other majestic species.
We will dive at the most spectacular point of the park: Shark Reef and Yolanda Reef, two legendary sites. The dive is a drift dive. The descent begins at Shark Reef, whose steep wall plunges to a depth of nearly 800 meters. We will follow this impressive drop-off before ascending towards the plateau in the direction of Yolanda Reef. The coral formations here are sumptuous, covered with alcyonarians and gorgonians. This route offers the opportunity to observe exceptional wildlife: giant moray eels, napoleon fish, turtles, groupers, and a huge school of batfish. The dive ends at the remains of the Cypriot shipwreck Yolanda, which ran aground in 1980. Although the hull has slipped further down the drop-off, part of the cargo—including bathtubs and sanitary ware—remains on the plateau, now colonized by marine life and becoming an iconic underwater scene. 
included
Diving at Jackson Reef & Woodhouse Reef
Level: Intermediate • Depth: 30 m • Photo: Macro / Wide angle The dive begins along the reef towards the western plateau, where you can discover superb large gorgonians. The plateau, located at around 20 meters, connects Jackson Reef to Woodhouse Reef and... more+ is a prime location for observing turtles, which are very common in this area.
The currents, which can be strong at times, attract abundant pelagic fauna along the drop-off and occasionally above the plateau. Depending on the season, particularly in June and July, it is possible to encounter hammerhead sharks, making the dive particularly spectacular. A dynamic dive, combining elegant reliefs, large fauna, and the thrill of the current. 
included
Diving at Thomas Reef
Level: Intermediate • Depth: 40 m • Photo: Macro / Wide angle The smallest of the four reefs in Tiran, Thomas Reef is undoubtedly the richest. Its north face is renowned for frequent encounters with gray sharks and sometimes hammerhead sharks, swimming... more+ above superb gorgonians and soft corals.
The east side is just as remarkable. At the northeast corner, at a depth of around 30 meters, a narrow and spectacular canyon begins, punctuated by several natural arches, offering a dive that is both technical and very aesthetic.
The dive continues on a vast plateau overlooking a vertical drop-off, an area where turtles are regularly spotted. The dive ends in a magnificent coral garden around 10 meters deep, surrounded by gaterins, emperors, butterflyfish, and trevallies. An exceptional site, combining spectacular relief, large fauna, and rich reefs. 
included
Diving at Gordon Reef
Level: Easy • Depth: 20 m • Photo: Macro / Wide angle Along the eastern drop-off, looking out into the blue, it is common to see gray sharks swimming effortlessly with the current, seemingly undisturbed by it.
Heading south, the dive gradually ascends to... more+ the plateau, where you will discover a sandy area occupied by a colony of garden eels, standing upright, offering a fascinating spectacle.
Further on, the dive ends with an encounter with an impressive school of gregarious coachman fish, accompanied by blue triggerfish, adding a beautiful touch of animation to this accessible and very lively site. A pleasant and varied dive, ideal for combining relaxation, observation, and marine encounters. 
included
Diving on the Thistlegorm
Level: intermediate • Depth: 30 m • Photo: wide angle This British cargo ship sank on October 6, 1941, after being bombed by the German air force while transporting ammunition and war matériel such as trucks, motorcycles, and cars. Today, all these... more+ remains are still visible in the wreck, offering a spectacular historical dive.
Considered one of the most famous wrecks in the world, it fascinates with its rich interior decor and unique atmosphere. A must-see dive for history buffs and underwater explorers. 
included
Diving at Erg Somaya – a captivating exploration site
Level: easy • Depth: 20 m • Photo: macro/wide angle Erg Somaya is a complex coral reef known for its unique geological formations located between 20 and 40 meters deep. This technical dive reveals remarkable marine biodiversity: gray sharks, white tip... more+ sharks, and majestic eagle rays regularly swim in the area.
The rocky cavities and overhangs of the reef are home to giant groupers, napoleon fish, and schools of barracudas, creating a spectacular atmosphere rich in life. Soft corals and giant gorgonians add a touch of color and texture, ideal for underwater photography enthusiasts.
Moderate currents require good technical skills, making this site a dive reserved for experienced divers in search of varied underwater landscapes and impressive encounters. 
included
Diving at Police Station – an accessible reef rich in marine life
Level: easy • Depth: 20 m • Photo: macro/wide angle Police Station is a very accessible coastal coral site, consisting of shallow platforms located between 5 and 20 meters. It is an ideal dive for all levels, appreciated for its dense coral formations and... more+ exceptional biodiversity.
The area is particularly favorable for observing sea turtles, small reef sharks, and stingrays. Colorful soft corals, combined with a wide variety of reef fish, create a lively and harmonious underwater landscape.
Conditions are generally calm, with moderate currents, making it a perfect site for training, relaxation, and underwater photography. 
included
Reef diving in Gubal
Level: easy • Depth: 30 m • Photo: wide angle The shallow reefs around Gubal Island offer remarkable visibility and are home to a wide variety of marine life. You will encounter schools of colorful fish, butterflyfish, parrotfish, as well as moray eels... more+ and rays swimming among the coral formations.
Soft and hard corals form a particularly varied and photogenic underwater landscape. When conditions allow, it is also possible to dive on the wreck of the Ulysses, an additional exploration that adds a touch of adventure to this accessible and charming dive. 
included
Diving on the wreck of the Giannis D
Level: Easy • Depth: 20 m • Photo: Macro / General Assembly 100 m cargo ship, 2,900 tons, sunk in 1983 while sailing from Croatia to Yemen with a cargo of wood.
included
Diving on the Carnatic wreck
Level: easy • Depth: 20 m • Photo: macro/wide angle This 90-meter-long sailing steamer, which sank in 1869, now lies at a depth of between 18 and 24 meters. Its cargo was recovered at the time, including £32,000 in gold bars... but £8,000 is still... more+ missing, adding a touch of mystery to this iconic wreck.
The hull, now completely covered with hard corals, multicolored alcyonarians, and sponges, offers a spectacular setting. Inside, schools of glass fish swim among the superb pterois, creating a photogenic and immersive atmosphere. An accessible and fascinating dive, ideal for lovers of history and marine life. 
included

Recommended activities

Day trip to the Pyramids and Saqqara (lunch included)
Set off on an unforgettable day exploring the treasures of ancient Egypt with a visit to the Giza Plateau, home to the famous pyramids of Cheops, Khafre, and Menkaure, as well as the majestic Sphinx, an iconic symbol of Pharaonic civilization.

The tour... more+ continues to Saqqara, one of the oldest archaeological sites in Egypt, famous for the step pyramid of Pharaoh Djoser, the first pyramid ever built. Lunch is included during the day, allowing you to take a break before continuing your immersion in Egyptian history. 
Not included 132 € / people
Day trip to the Pyramids and the Grand Museum (lunch included)
Discover the highlights of ancient Egypt on a day trip to the Giza Plateau, where you can admire the famous pyramids of Cheops, Khafre, and Menkaure, true marvels of Pharaonic architecture.

The tour continues at the Grand Museum, which houses an... more+ exceptional collection tracing the history of ancient Egypt through unique objects and major archaeological treasures. Lunch is included during the day, offering a break before continuing this cultural immersion into the heart of Egypt's heritage. 
Not included 175 € / people
Tour of the Grand Museum, the Citadel, Coptic Cairo, and Khan Elkhalili Bazaar (lunch included)
Enjoy a full day exploring the historical and cultural riches of Cairo. The tour begins at the Grand Museum, which displays exceptional treasures tracing the fascinating history of ancient Egypt.

You will then discover the Citadel and its iconic monuments... more+ from the Islamic era, before immersing yourself in Coptic Cairo with its unique churches and historical sites. The day ends with a stroll through the Khan El-Khalili bazaar, famous for its crafts and authentic atmosphere. Lunch is included for a pleasant break during this cultural immersion. 
Not included 150 € / people
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