Itineraries

The most famous route in the Red Sea, the most demanded and desired: the Sinai Classic Route. If you have never visited the Red Sea, this is the perfect route for a first liveaboard diving experience to discover some the Top Diving spots in the world. Suitable for all levels, has many diving points very different from each other where you can appreciate all the jewels that the Red Sea can offer to divers, like the multicolored coral reef life, its deep walls full of small and big fish and its spectacular history of WWII wrecks. You’ll visit the Straits of Tiran with its incredible walls full of color, the National Park of Ras Mohamed to enjoy the wild life in its maximum expression and can dive in the modern history visiting the world famous wreck of the SS Thistlegorm.

Sinai Wrecks Safari

Embark on the ultimate diving adventure with our Sinai Wrecks Safari, a journey through history and marine wonders at some of the Red Sea's most iconic wreck sites. This safari includes the legendary Thistlegorm, alongside the famed Abu Nuhas Reef, also known as the "Ship Graveyard."

• Thistlegorm (1941): One of the most famous wreck dives in the world, the Thistlegorm is a British cargo ship sunk during World War II. Explore its fascinating remnants, including military vehicles, motorcycles, and munitions, all beautifully preserved and teeming with marine life. This dive offers an unforgettable glimpse into history beneath the waves.
• Carnatic (1869): Dive into history with this British steamer, split into three sections and resting at 27 meters. The wreck, known for its fascinating story and remnants of its precious cargo, is adorned with vibrant marine life.
• Ghiannis D (1983): Explore the remains of this Greek cargo ship, famous for its massive engine room and swim-throughs. The wreck lies at a maximum depth of 28 meters, surrounded by coral and marine activity.
• Kimon M (1978): Discover the "Wreck of Lentils," a German-built cargo vessel that sank with its leguminous cargo. It rests on its starboard side at depths of up to 32 meters, offering an intriguing underwater exploration.

The northern side of Abu Nuhas, where these wrecks lie, is exposed to prevailing winds, making it an exhilarating experience for seasoned divers. For alternative dives, the nearby Yellowfish Reefs provide sheltered exploration with vibrant marine life.

Join us for a safari that combines the thrill of wreck diving at Thistlegorm and Abu Nuhas with the beauty of the Red Sea’s extraordinary underwater ecosystem

Strait of Tiran Dive Adventure

Explore the renowned Strait of Tiran, a diving paradise located at the mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba. This iconic area features four stunning coral reefs—Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas, and Gordon—teeming with vibrant marine life. The unique underwater currents bring nutrient-rich waters, supporting diverse coral gardens and attracting reef fish, pelagic predators, and even sharks.

The highlight of this trip is Jackson Reef, with its colorful coral gardens and the famous wreck of the Lara. Divers can enjoy drift or mooring dives, with opportunities to encounter hammerhead sharks during summer and autumn. Experience the perfect blend of natural beauty and thrilling underwater exploration at Tiran!

The Blue Hole is one of Egypt’s more infamous dive sites on account of the high number of fatalities there.

Situated 12 km north of Dahab and 1.5 km from The Canyon, which is more famous than infamous, the Blue Hole is, strangely enough, a large hole in the reef – 150m wide and 110m deep.

The Blue Hole is connected to the sea via a 26m sea tunnel with a ceiling depth of 52m. For recreational divers, the Blue Hole itself is of little interest – its walls are rather barren, with a few hard corals (probably due to sunlight only being able to penetrate the hole to about 15-20m) – but it is a different story for technical divers, who seem to swarm the Hole like flies on a camel.

The Blue Hole, like Sharm el-Sheikh’s dive site Tower, offers ideal conditions for freediving, especially for training and competitions.

Okay, so if the Blue Hole is of little interest to recreational divers, why dive there? A good question – there’s a very nice drift dive available here starting from the nearby dive site El Bells which is 250m north of the Blue Hole.

El Bells is a 30m chimney in the reef, open to the sea, with cavities that widen and narrow in the shape of bells. Access is gained via an opening in the reef plate and you just descend, usually in a head down position, through the bells.

At 30m the Bells finish and at this point you should then start swimming south with the reef on your right, ascending very, very slowly while exploring a beautiful wall that plummets in to the blue. After approximately 30 minutes of swimming, at a depth of 7-8m, is a saddle that allows access in to the Blue Hole.

The reef on the saddle and immediate area is very vibrant with a lot of marine life; if you have enough air, it is worth exploring a little further past the saddle but be cautious of strong currents.

Explore the most famous trio of the entire Red Sea – the reefs Brothers, Daedalus and Elphinstone.

Embark on an unforgettable Red Sea diving safari that begins at the Brother Islands, the dramatic peaks of two undersea mountains located about 50 nautical miles offshore near Quseir, where you can explore the wrecks of the Aida II, an Egyptian supply vessel, and the Numidia, a cargo ship, resting on the walls of Big Brother. Next, marvel at the wonders of Daedalus Reef, a striking oval-shaped reef crowned with a lighthouse, whose perimeter of vibrant walls offers some of the most breathtaking dives in the region, occasionally graced by sightings of oceanic thresher sharks and the majestic Whale shark. Finally, the adventure culminates at Elphinstone, a legendary reef that promises thrilling encounters and surprises, making it the perfect finale for this extraordinary underwater journey.

Explore the world-famous dive locations in the Southern Red Sea by going on an amazing diving safari. This trip offers unparalleled underwater beauty, from the adrenaline shark encounters and old wrecks of the Brother Islands to the colorful coral gardens of Fury Shoals. Explore the renowned Daedalus Reef, the impressive Elphinstone walls, and the flourishing Rocky Islands and Zabargad ecosystems. Enjoy pristine, isolated areas while coming across manta rays, hammerhead sharks, and other vibrant marine life. For both experienced explorers and scuba divers, this route guarantees amazing dives.

Ideal for scuba enthusiasts looking for world-class dive experiences and breathtaking marine biodiversity

Embark on the 24-Hour Wreck & Reef Overnight Adventure – Dive into the Red Sea’s Legendary Sites!

This exclusive 24-hour trip takes you to two of the Red Sea's most iconic dive locations, offering an unforgettable journey in a single day and night. Perfect for divers of all levels, this adventure balances history, natural beauty, and vibrant marine life.

Start by exploring Thistlegorm, the famous WWII wreck, where preserved artifacts and rich marine ecosystems await in this underwater time capsule. Then, discover the pristine reefs of Ras Mohamed National Park—a world-renowned site with colorful coral walls and a diversity of life that makes it one of the top diving destinations globally.

In just 24 hours, experience a captivating mix of history, stunning reefs, and the thrill of night diving, all showcasing the very best of Sharm El-Sheikh's underwater world

Get Wrecked – Dive into 36 Hours of Pure Wreck Exploration!

Prepare yourself for an intense 36-hour journey through the Red Sea’s most legendary wrecks on our "Get Wrecked" overnight adventure. Tailored for wreck enthusiasts, this trip includes up to 6 unforgettable dives at two of the Red Sea’s most renowned sites: Thistlegorm and the wrecks of Abu Nuhas.

Begin with the iconic Thistlegorm, a WWII treasure trove where history and marine life come together in a hauntingly beautiful underwater experience.

After exploring this famous wreck—including an exhilarating night dive—continue to the Abu Nuhas Reef, where you’ll encounter an impressive lineup of sunken ships, including the Giannis D and the Carnatic. Each wreck offers its own unique story and ecosystem, creating a fascinating journey through time and history.

Over 36 hours, experience a truly immersive wreck-diving adventure that combines history, mystery, and marine life in one unforgettable trip!

Thistlegorm Daily Dive Trip

Dive into history with our exclusive daily trip to the iconic Thistlegorm wreck. Located in the Northern Red Sea, this world-famous WWII shipwreck is a treasure trove for divers, featuring fascinating relics, including tanks, trucks, and motorcycles.

The trip begins with an early departure from Sharm El Sheikh and includes two unforgettable dives at Thistlegorm. Explore the vibrant marine life and immerse yourself in the ship's storied past, guided by our professional instructors who ensure a safe and enriching experience.

Join us for an adventure that combines history, marine life, and exceptional diving—all in one unforgettable day!