Magnificant Sails with an Amazing Motor Yacht in Egypt

This magnificent motor boat was designed for luxury and can accommodate up to 18 passengers for Red Sea diving expeditions. There are 9 cabins for divers and 1 cabin for dive guides. Each cabin includes its own bathroom, air conditioning, and a minibar/refrigerator. Towels are provided on board.

A big salon with panoramic views, comfy seats, a giant flat screen TV, and a music system can be found on the main deck. The dining area has enough seats for all visitors and serves three meals each day from a buffet. Outdoor seats and loungers are also available on the boat's two sun decks and a sky deck with a bar.

It offers small safaris ranging from 5 to 7 nights in length to visit the iconic dives of Sinai. Divers should expect enormous drifts, reefs, wrecks, high wall diving, plateaus, and the possibility of great amazing counters on the way to and from Sharm el Sheikh.

These itineraries will take you via the Straits of Tiran, Ras Mohammed National Park, and the wrecks of Dunraven, Thistelgorm, Shag Rock, Kingston, and Sha'ab Ali. Most of the time, you'll see dolphin pods.

We provide Red Sea Liveaboards departing from Sharm El Sheikh and built to give comfortable dive exploration to all famous Red Sea (Egypt) sites.

The large diving platform with separate equipment storage and Nitrox for trained divers assures a pleasant journey. We also provide several lessons from our diving instructors on the boot, alone or in a group setting.

It is now up to you to arrange a fantastic trip lasting 5 to 7 nights.

Diving A minimum of three dives are booked every day, with the possibility of a dusk or night dive. With the longer summer days, a fourth dive may be added to the daytime diving schedule. To minimize crowds at the dive spots, 80 percent of the diving is done by zodiac in two groups. To provide a unique and delightful diving experience, the dive agenda is tailored around the visitors' diving ability and past experience.

Diving and Weather The weather in the Red Sea may be unpredictable during certain months and change quickly within minutes. Our captain will take great effort to forecast bad weather, and in such cases, the dive plan and routing may need to be adjusted. Most Red Sea wrecks are located in exposed areas with navigational dangers, and these will be the first sites to be excluded if bad weather is expected. The skipper's choice on route is always final because it is his first concern to safeguard the safety of the people onboard.

Food and Drinks: We provide full board lodging. Guests with unique dietary needs should make this known when reserving their charter.Water, soft drinks, tea, and coffee are all complimentary on board. Guests are responsible for providing their own beer and spirits, which may be purchased at the duty-free shop upon arrival.

The cabins are divided in 2 floors:

1. Cabin floor: • four twin berth cabins where the lower • bunk is a double bed. • Two twin berth cabins with single bunk.

2. Sun Deck floor: • One master cabin with queen size bed. • The maximum number of guests for the boat is 20 • people. (unless guests would like to share any of the 4 • cabins that have one double bed and one single bed.)

Living & Dining room: • Air-conditionned with TV, DVD, sound • system and Library.

Sun areas: • 42m2 Sun and shade area with bar and • a 7m2 bow sun deck.

Engine: • 2 X Man 550 hp.

Electricity: • 2 Generators 220v • 1 X 80 Kva Perkins + 1 X 40 Kva Perkins.

Diving centre: • 2 X Bauer MARINER Compressor. • Nitrox Plant onboard. • 30 X 12lt Cylinder.

Tenders: • 2 Tenders both are fiberglass hull, • 1.Wav 6500, 6.5m with 115HP. • 2. Bombard 550, 5.50m with 55HP • and 25HP Outboard.

Navigation & Communication: • GPS, VHF, Echo sounder, Radar & Fish • finder.

Safety Equipment: • DAN Oxygen kit – First Aid Kit – • Lifejackets and life rafts, flares, • line-throwing gun, fire extinguisher, fire • hoses and fire pumps.

Water system & Storage tanks: • Desalination unit 1.6T per day. • Water galvanized steel tank 8,000 liters. • Diesel galvanized steel tank 6,000 liters.

Voltage The onboard voltage is 220v / 110v and has 2 x round pin with a travel plug converter. There are recharging spots all around the place; if you don't see enough, please ask a member of the crew.

Medical The boat is equipped with a comprehensive medical kit as well as an emergency DAN O2 kit.Remember to pack sunblock; even in the dead of winter, you can still be sunburned. When snorkeling, wear a white T-shirt to deflect the surface ultraviolet rays.

Mechanical Support Liveaboards across the world, no matter how well maintained, might experience mechanical troubles. There is an engineer onboard, and if this occurs, he will do his utmost to cause as little disruption to the guests and their diving program as possible.