
Liveaboards
Find an operator for your next dive trip, compare scheduled departures, or take a whole yacht for your group. We know the operators listed here personally and arrange Sadko bookings and private charters through the Atlas.
Trip Operators
The trip operator brings the group together and handles guides, routes and logistics. Some own their boats; others charter from a fleet. Start here if you want someone to organise the week as well as the diving.
Egypt's most social liveaboard operator. TheyCallMeDugongi trips are built around one simple idea: put the right people on a boat and get out of the way. Mostly Egyptian divers, friends-of-friends, all routes across the Red Sea. You dive hard, you eat well, and by the end of the week you've got 20 new best friends. One group, no sub-groups, no cliques. The dive guide is hands-on and genuinely excellent underwater.
Beyond owning their fleet of six vessels, Sea Serpent also operates as a full-service trip operator, handling group bookings, route planning and logistics for charter clients. 30+ years of Red Sea experience, CDWS and HEPCA affiliated. A reliable, established partner for group charters across all routes. Contact them directly to charter a vessel or join a scheduled departure.
A globally recognised liveaboard brand that has been operating in the Red Sea since 2014. Three vessels cover north, south and the deep south, including Red Sea Aggressor V, launched March 2025 and the first liveaboard permitted to dive Abu Fendira. Truly all-inclusive pricing with alcohol, Nitrox, port fees and park fees all covered. No surprises on board.
Sadko has run its own boats from Hurghada since 1999. Sunshine covers the northern wrecks and Tiran; Sunlight runs the southern routes, including Brothers, Daedalus and Elphinstone. Springland takes day trips and short safaris. Nitrox is included for certified divers. Browse their schedule on the Atlas, updated daily, and send us an enquiry to arrange your booking.
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