The best selection of liveaboard trips to the Red Sea

From the coral gardens of Ras Mohammed National Park to the Strait of Tiran, the historical WWII wrecks, and encounters with sharks at Brothers or Sudan, the Red Sea is one of the best diving destinations in the world. It offers a comprehensive, accessible (especially for Europeans), cost-effective, and suitable experience for divers of all levels.

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ACCESS TO SOME OF THE BEST WRECKS IN THE WORLD

Diving on liveaboard diving boats allows us to access areas like the Abu Nuhas reef, with 4 spectacular wrecks, including the Giannis D. You can do 3 dives, including a night dive on the magical Thistlegorm, or explore Sudan's underwater arsenal, the Umbria. On a liveaboard, we delve into part of the naval history of the 20th century and crucial episodes of World War II.

SHARK DIVING

Diving on liveaboard diving boats allows us to access areas like the Abu Nuhas reef, with 4 spectacular wrecks, including the Giannis D. You can do 3 dives, including a night dive on the magical Thistlegorm, or explore Sudan's underwater arsenal, the Umbria. On a liveaboard, we delve into part of the naval history of the 20th century and crucial episodes of World War II.

SUITABLE FOR OPEN WATER DIVERS

If you have only a few dives under your belt, don't worry; you can participate perfectly on the northern routes of the Red Sea, such as the classic route, and do top-notch dives in the Ras Mohammed National Park or the Thistlegorm.

CLOSE

The Red Sea is a very close destination (for Europeans, of course). In just over 6 hours by plane, you can be in Egypt to catch your transfer and get on the boat. No jet lag or endless layovers. Plug and play diving XD.

UNIQUE LAND EXCURSIONS

And since you're in Egypt, why not a land extension in Cairo? You can expand your diving vacation by exploring a unique civilization! The Valley of the Kings, Aswan, the Egyptian Museum, the Grand Bazaar... an unforgettable experience.

BUDGET-FRIENDLY

Indeed, Red Sea liveaboard diving is one of the cheapest in the world. You can find liveaboard dive packages with a week of all-inclusive diving for around €500, and flights from €300, so, well-organized and with some planning, you can have an excellent Red Sea diving trip for less than €1,000.

SHORT NAVIGATIONS

For those who get seasick on boats, the northern route of the Red Sea is perfect because the dive sites are close and have very short and calm boat rides.