The most famous wreck, SS Thistlegorm, is the most well-known Red Sea wreck. German aircraft bombed the 129-metre English freighter on October 6, 1941. She constructed a man-made reef today on a sandy bottom at a maximum depth of 32 meters. She is particularly well-liked by giant schooling fish and is home to a huge variety of marine species.

Tiran diving area, which is made up of four main reefs that form the top of an underwater bridge near the entrance to the Gulf of Aqaba.

Abu Nuhas: Also called the "Ship Graveyard," this reef is dangerously situated close to the Gulf of Suez's busiest shipping routes. More ships have been lost on this reef than on any other nearby. On the north side, a steeply sloping reef covered in layers of table corals has four wrecks: The Giannis D, Carnatic, Chrisoula K, and Kimon M, all lying on a sandy seafloor.

Brothers Island exhibits an exceptionally high quantity of life. There are fish in abundance, in addition to fan coral forests, overhangs, and hard and soft corals in an astonishing variety of colors.

Sample Itinerary

Day 1:

• Check-in at 4:00 pm.

Day 2:

• Poseidon.
• Giannis D.
• Sha'ab Mahmoud (night dive).

Day 3:

• Jackson Reef (Tiran).
• Thomas Reef (Tiran).
• Gordon or Woodhouse Reef (Tiran).
• Temple (night dive).

Day 4:

• Ras Mohamed.
• Thistlegorm.
• Thistlegorm.

Day 5:

• Big Brother.
• Big Brother.
• Small Brother.

Day 6:

• Salem Express.
• Panorama Reef.
• Tobia Arbaa (7 tours) or Ras Abu Soma.
• Gota Abu Ramada (night dive).

Day 7:

• Small Giftun Drift (early).
• Refuel Diesel.
• Torfa or Fasma Fanous.
• Back to Sheraton Marina.

Day 8:

• Check out at 10:00 am.

Between these legendary reefs and wrecks, shimmering baitfish often sweep across the blue in tight silver formations, drawing in swift hunters like trevallies and rainbow runners. In the quieter shallows, tiny blennies and dartfish peek from coral crevices, adding subtle flashes of life that contrast beautifully with the dramatic offshore sites.

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

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