6 Days
Group
Egypt
Take off on a remarkable diving expedition to the Red Sea's Deep South and explore some of the area's most well-known and stunning dive locations. This journey promises an amazing experience full of breathtaking underwater scenery, a wide variety of marine life, and the tranquil beauty of the most secluded and unspoiled areas of the Red Sea.
NOTE PLEASE While the diving locations are not confirmed, the schedule above is an example of the intended route. The weather at each dive site is a factor, and the captain has complete control over the ultimate path chosen.
Please be advised that weather and other logistical or unavoidable circumstances may cause schedule changes.
Set out for a check dive at one of the nearby dive sites in Port Ghalib, then head south to St. Johns for an afternoon dive.
Saint John’s is situated in the southern Red Sea, which is still uncharted. Thus it is one of the best places to go for a diving safari in the Red Sea. This site is well-known for dive spots and underwater life, providing the most complete experience with beautiful flowering corals and steep walls teeming with marine life – where every novice and expert diver can find their cut of paradise. Along with enjoying the stunning view of the underwater landscape, you will also get an opportunity to swim with dolphins, turtles, or even sharks.
Diving hotspots are followed by pauses at the island’s shorelines and still lagoons, which, after an active diving day, serve the explorer. St. Johns is not only an interesting journey with a fascinating underwater world; it is also a breathtaking nature that will stamp unforgettable impressions on your memory.
Dive St. Johns in the morning, then follow your liveaboard itineraries north to dive into the Cave Reef region before finally heading towards Fury Shoal.
Take a relaxing dive at Fury Shoal and spend the day exploring the reef.
From Fury Shoal, head north and enjoy the stunning dive locations in the Wadi Gamal region.
Enjoy a leisurely dive close to Port Ghalib following an early-morning dive at Elphinstone on your Red Sea liveaboard. This will enable a seamless return to the harbor in the early afternoon. Before leaving the next day, take advantage of an evening onshore to shop for mementos and experience Egypt's renowned hospitality.
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Egypt offers several fascinating diving destinations:
The Blue Hole is located south of Dahab, about a 30-minute drive from the actual town. It has successfully become one of the most widely known diving sites for divers of all different experience levels.
Egypt has more than 60 different boats available for liveaboard stays, providing a diverse range of options. These range from the yacht charter for a small budget to having a luxury yacht for divers; it caters to 10-26 divers based on the yacht.
Diving in the Red Sea can be done at any time of year, but the best conditions are between March and May and September and November. These are the months when water is at a good temperature and marine creatures are abundant.
Diving depths in the Red Sea vary between:
Yes, beginner swimmers can absolutely swim in the Red Sea. Often resorts will have marked swimming zones for nice, gentle water. Beginners should however swim in safe zones and use buoyancy aids if necessary. Snorkeling is also nice but for non-swimmers, you have to have a buoyancy aid and an instructor to guide you. When you dive or enter the water, always respect your own comfort level and follow the rules set by local operators.
Both Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada offer excellent diving opportunities; Sharm El Sheikh is famous for wall diving, coloured coral reefs and marks like Ras Mohammed. Hurghada often provides a significantly larger and much richer quantity of dive sites with different diving features, as well as closer proximity to other ancient attractions such as Luxor.
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