The Routes

Thistlegorm, the four wrecks of Abu Nahas, Ras Mohamed and the Gubal Strait. The classic first liveaboard, and the one wreck divers keep coming back to.

The four reefs of the Straits of Tiran, Ras Mohamed National Park and the Thistlegorm. Drift diving on walls that never dulled anyone.

BDE. Oceanic whitetips, hammerhead schools, thresher sharks and walls that drop into open ocean. The route every Red Sea diver works toward.

The Thistlegorm and Abu Nahas, then the long crossing to the Brothers for walls, wrecks and sharks. Two different seas in one week.

Daedalus Reef's summer hammerhead schools paired with the labyrinth reefs of Fury Shoals and the spinner dolphins of Sataya.

Cave systems at St. Johns, the swim-throughs of Fury Shoals and dawn with the Sataya spinners. The gentlest of the southern routes, and one of the prettiest.

Rocky Island and Zabargad, the far outposts of Egyptian diving, combined with the St. Johns reefs. For experienced divers with sea legs.

The extreme south: reefs near the edge of Egyptian waters that saw their first regular liveaboard visits in 2025. Exploratory diving in the truest sense.