Red Sea Blue Force 2

Safety Briefing, Crew Introduction, Necessary Dive Paperwork, Cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place before departing the Harbour. Welcome cocktail on board During the journey to our first dive site for a check dive, please take this opportunity to familiarize yourselves with the vessel and make yourself comfortable. Please Note: This is a sample itinerary and nº of dives, dive sites, etc. may be subject to change due to weather conditions and other unforseeable factors

The " North Route" is the most famous and visited route of the red sea. It is a complete and simple route for diving matching all diving levels.The sailing on this route is very short and pleasant, reaching the furtherst dive sites in about two hours.The wide range of dive sites will give you the opportunity of diving amazing reefs lke those found in Ras Mohamed National Park and the Straits of Tiran, visiting a live WWII museum at the wreck of SS Thistlegorm, explore spectacular wrecks like the Dunraven and the Kingston and enjoying all the underwater wonders of the Red Sea in pristine dive like Small Crack and Shag Rock. Straits of Tiran , are actually a submerged ridge that rises from more than 300 meters depth and extends from the southeast point of Sinai until the island of Tiran. It is basically a passage between the Gulf of Aqaba and th main basin of the Red Sea, forming an area of strong tidal currents. In the Strait we find 4 reefs which are famous for the quality of their coral and abundant sea life. Large oceanic life sightings are typical. Gordon Reef : a circular reef where there is a large sandy plateau and remains of a shipwreck. The wrecks of Lullia lays right atop the reef making her a superb landmark. Night dives are spectacular Thomas Reef is the smallest of the four reefs of Tiran and if conditions are calm it is possible to circle around the entire reef. There are no moornig so all dives are made as drift dives. On the South Plateau you can found the Thomas Canyon, an amazing dive for the technical divers. The walls of Thomas reef are completely covered with soft corals and a lot of Gorgonian fun corals and trees of black corals. In the blue there is always the possibility of finding large pelagic fish cruising by and even hammerhead sharks Woodhouse Reef is the longest reef of Tiran, ideal for easy drift dives. It is an almost vertical wall with plummets into the deep. It also has an underwater canyon and a couple of caves suitable only for technical divers. In the canyon area we can see one of the few red anemones in the area. J ackson Reef it is considered as the best reef in the area due to the quality of the corals, abundance of wildlife and encounter with pelagic life. It is a round reef with vertical walls and a shallow coral garden on the west side. Continually swept by strong currents sometimes extremely strong. It's great for wild drift dives, large fish life encounters and beautiful coral sighthings. During the summer months. Also on the North side we find remains of the Lara wreck, a cargo ship. Anemone City, Shark Reef & Yolanda Reef: the most famous dive in Red Sea and considered one of the best site in the world. You will start at Anemone city where dozens of huge anemones hosting a moltitude of clown fish and damsel. From here you leap into the blue crossing over the depts below to the walls of shark reef. Along the way possible sights include sharks, tuna, red snapper and other large pelagic marine animals. From there the dives continue on the shallower waters between the two reefs. Here you will be able to see parts of the freighter ship Yolanda which struck the reef and gave it its name. Among the debris you'll find a large collection of toilets and the remains of the captain's BMW. The area around the wreck often houses Lionfish, Blue Spotted Stingray and Mory eels. the entire stretch between the two reefs is strewn with rocks, overgrown with coral as well as lots of coral on the sides of the reef, which contrast nicely with white sandy bottom. The shallow water, the light reflecting off from the bottom and the colorful reefs make this a photographer's paradise. Jackfish Alley, the dive start at 5 mt which is actually a swim through coming out at 9 mt.the cave is covered with small gorgonian fans and a crack on the roof allows the rays of sun through. From here you will swim on to a long Sandy Alley that gives the name to this site due to the large amount of jack fish found here. You can see barracuda, tuna and the usual Red Sea residents. Ras Ghozlani is a beautiful dive site with a lot of interesting things to see and discover. You start off on a sandy slope and descend to the drop off around 25 meters. Tons of pinnacles in different shapes and sizes, covered with table corals, big gorgonian fans and healthy soft corals in many different colors. The pinnacles are teeming anthias and other colorful reef fish. SS Thistlegorm is the worlds most famous wreck, it is located in Shaab Ali. Sunk by German aircrafts in 1941 and later discovered by Jaques Custeau. It offers some of the most spectacular dives in the world with its sunken cargo of trucks, motorcycle, car, locomotives, weapons, ammunitions, wagons, aircraft wings, boots. Normally a minimum of two dives are made on the wreck, one outside visiting the propeller, anticraft gun and locomotives and another one going through all its decks and holds. If possible you can make a spectacular night dive on this wreck and even get to see skiddish lantern fish. Kingstone Wreck sinked in 1881 when hit against the reef at full steam, transporting her cargo of coal. Amazing table corals and amount of surgeon fish make it an amazing dive. Small Crack is one of the best reef dives of the area. It's a passage between the lagoon and open sea where a quite shallow corridor became an aquarium with hundreds of table corals, soft corals and sponges.

2 dives in the morning depending on guest flight schedules and the 24 hour requirement before flying. Take advantage of an evening onshore to purchase souvenirs and enjoy Egypt's famous hospitality before your journey home the next day.

Unfortunately our trip has come to an end and we have to say goodbye, but we hope to see you again soon!

Safety Briefing, Crew Introduction, Necessary Dive Paperwork, Cabin allocation and ship orientation will take place before departing the Harbour. Welcome cocktail on board During the journey to our first dive site for a check dive, please take this opportunity to familiarize yourselves with the vessel and make yourself comfortable. Please Note: This is a sample itinerary and nº of dives, dive sites, etc. may be subject to change due to weather conditions and other unforseeable factors

The “Reef & Wrecks ” Route is along with the North Route the number 1 in the North of the Red Sea. The most complete and varied route to which we will add not very well known diving spots. It is considered the best route to discover famous Red Sea diving or for those that go for first time in a liveaboard Straits of Tiran , are actually a submerged ridge that rises from more than 300 meters depth and extends from the southeast point of Sinai until the island of Tiran. It is basically a passage between the Gulf of Aqaba and th main basin of the Red Sea, forming an area of strong tidal currents. In the Strait we find 4 reefs which are famous for the quality of their coral and abundant sea life. Large oceanic life sightings are typical. Gordon Reef : a circular reef where there is a large sandy plateau and remains of a shipwreck. The wrecks of Lullia lays right atop the reef making her a superb landmark. Night dives are spectacular Thomas Reef is the smallest of the four reefs of Tiran and if conditions are calm it is possible to circle around the entire reef. There are no moornig so all dives are made as drift dives. On the South Plateau you can found the Thomas Canyon, an amazing dive for the technical divers. The walls of Thomas reef are completely covered with soft corals and a lot of Gorgonian fun corals and trees of black corals. In the blue there is always the possibility of finding large pelagic fish cruising by and even hammerhead sharks Woodhouse Reef is the longest reef of Tiran, ideal for easy drift dives. It is an almost vertical wall with plummets into the deep. It also has an underwater canyon and a couple of caves suitable only for technical divers. In the canyon area we can see one of the few red anemones in the area. Jackson Reef it is considered as the best reef in the area due to the quality of the corals, abundance of wildlife and encounter with pelagic life. It is a round reef with vertical walls and a shallow coral garden on the west side. Continually swept by strong currents sometimes extremely strong. It's great for wild drift dives, large fish life encounters and beautiful coral sighthings. During the summer months. Also on the North side we find remains of the Lara wreck, a cargo ship. Anemone City, Shark Reef & Yolanda Reef : the most famous dive in Red Sea and considered one of the best site in the world. You will start at Anemone city where dozens of huge anemones hosting a moltitude of clown fish and damsel. From here you leap into the blue crossing over the depts below to the walls of shark reef. Along the way possible sights include sharks, tuna, red snapper and other large pelagic marine animals. From there the dives continue on the shallower waters between the two reefs. Here you will be able to see parts of the freighter ship Yolanda which struck the reef and gave it its name. Among the debris you'll find a large collection of toilets and the remains of the captain's BMW. The area around the wreck often houses Lionfish, Blue Spotted Stingray and Mory eels. the entire stretch between the two reefs is strewn with rocks, overgrown with coral as well as lots of coral on the sides of the reef, which contrast nicely with white sandy bottom. The shallow water, the light reflecting off from the bottom and the colorful reefs make this a photographer's paradise. Jackfish Alley , the dive start at 5 mt which is actually a swim through coming out at 9 mt.the cave is covered with small gorgonian fans and a crack on the roof allows the rays of sun through. From here you will swim on to a long Sandy Alley that gives the name to this site due to the large amount of jack fish found here. You can see barracuda, tuna and the usual Red Sea residents. Ras Ghozlani is a beautiful dive site with a lot of interesting things to see and discover. You start off on a sandy slope and descend to the drop off around 25 meters. Tons of pinnacles in different shapes and sizes, covered with table corals, big gorgonian fans and healthy soft corals in many different colors. The pinnacles are teeming anthias and other colorful reef fish. SS Thistlegorm is the worlds most famous wreck, it is located in Shaab Ali. Sunk by German aircrafts in 1941 and later discovered by Jaques Custeau. It offers some of the most spectacular dives in the world with its sunken cargo of trucks, motorcycle, car, locomotives, weapons, ammunitions, wagons, aircraft wings, boots. Normally a minimum of two dives are made on the wreck, one outside visiting the propeller, anticraft gun and locomotives and another one going through all its decks and holds. If possible you can make a spectacular night dive on this wreck and even get to see skiddish lantern fish. Ulysses is a cargo ship sunken in 1887 with a cargo reels of cable. She lies at a dept of 28 mt. and only her steirn remains intact. Carnatis maximum depth of 26 mt a British cargo ship sunk in 1869. Covered in soft corals and glass fish. Barrels and few broken wine bottles are all that remain of her cargo. Giannis D. the greek card transporting wood. A magnificent dive especially for photographers. The engine room is home to innumerable glass fish.

2 dives in the morning depending on guest flight schedules and the 24 hour requirement before flying. Friday afternoon arrive back in Sharm Ek Sheikh harbour

Breakfast and disembark in Sharm El Sheikh. Transfer to the hotel in Sharm . Free time to enjoy the local night life, shopping. Free day to eliminate de residual nitrogen. Night in a hotel with dinner (Lunch not included)

Transfer to the airport at the fixed time. Check out assisted by the staff . Unfortunately our trip has come to an end and we have to say goodbye, but we hope to see you again soon!