Day 1:

• For travel planning, boarding begins at 5:00 pm
• The Scuba Scene crew will transfer the Guests from the Airport to the ship. After a nice Welcome briefing, cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place, Guests can familiarize themselves with the vessel, set up equipment, and get comfortable.
  
  

Day 2:

• Dive 1 at Poseidon.
• Dive 2 at Dunraven – Shaab Mahmoud.
• Dive 3 at The Alternatives (night).
  
  

Day 3:

• Dive 4 at Shark & Yolanda – Ras Mohamed.
• Dive 5 at Jackson Reef – Tiran.
• Dive 6 at Gordon Reef – Tiran.
• Dive 7 Gordon Reef – Tiran (night).
  
  

Day 4:

• Day 8 at Thomas Reef – Tiran.
• Dive 9 at Shark & Yolanda – Ras Mohamed.
• Dive 10 at Thistlegorm.
• Dive 11 at Thistlegorm (night).
  
  

Day 5:

• Dive 12 at Thistlegorm.
• Dive 13 at Small Gubal Isl. – The Barge.
• Dive 14 at Small Gubal Isl. 14.
  
  

Day 6:

• Dive 15 at Small Gubal Isl. – Bluff Point.
• Dive 16 at Big Gubal Isl. – Malak.
• Dive 17 at Siyul Kebir.
• Dive 18 at Shaab El Erg (night).
  
  

Day 7:

• Dive 19 at Shaab El Erg.
• Dive 20 at Shaab El Erg.
  
  

Day 8:

• All guests disembark after breakfast or no later than 10:00 a.m.

Wreck of the SS Thistlegorm

Highlights:

• Amazing history
• Plenty to see
• Unusual marine life

Abu Nuhas

The wrecks of Abu Nuhas Reef draw large numbers of divers each year, as there are four great sites within recreational diving limits. Bottlenose dolphins and a plethora of macro critters are some of the most popular marine life encountered.

Gubal Island

Small Gubal Island sits between Egypt’s mainland and the Sinai Peninsula. It hosts three major dive sites, and the diverse collection is outstanding. Divers should be prepared for strong currents on any of the sites. Depending on the conditions, the island’s layout provides liveaboards with several options to choose from.

Highlights:

• Wrecks for recreational divers with Advanced Open Water (AOW) certification (or equivalent)
• Abundant macro life and dolphins
• Fascinating topography

Ras Mohammed National Park

Egypt’s first national park, Ras Mohammed, is beautiful not only above but also below the surface. Sitting right at the end of the Sinai Peninsula, this is a very popular spot for day-trip divers. Visiting via Liveaboard gives divers the opportunity to dive into the sites when they aren’t quite busy.

Strait of Tiran

Highlights:

• Dolphins
• Healthy corals and abundant fish
• Above-water shipwreck

The last dive will be on the penultimate day of the trip at around 1 p.m. Divers are recommended to wait for 24 hours before flying after the last dive.

Sample itineraries and maps are for illustrative purposes only. The exact route and sites visited are subject to change based on local regulations, guest experience, weather, and logistics and are at the Captain's discretion.