Iceberg

The Iceberg is a liveaboard built for diving Egypt's Red Sea, carrying just 8 guests for a more intimate safari where you see more fish than divers. With itineraries ranging from a single day to a full week, the routes open up the northern Red Sea's islands, shallow lagoons, drop-offs and coral gardens — sailing to celebrated sites like Abu Nuhas and Ras Mohammed.

Diving and life on board

Custom built for diving in 2012, the boat measures 22.85 metres with a 6.15 metre beam and cruises at 15 knots. Four cabins and three bathrooms keep the group comfortable, and the dive deck is set up with free Nitrox, DIN adaptors, rinse hoses, tenders and a shaded diving area, with support for tech and sidemount diving.

The Hurghada-to-Hurghada route runs five nights with approximately 13 dives, welcoming beginners and experienced divers alike, along with wreck lovers and photographers. On board you'll find air-conditioned cabins with en-suite bathrooms, a naturalist guide, free internet, a library, sun deck and BBQ area — plus a separate rinse for underwater camera gear.