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Plan this trip with AI →Discover the beauty of the Red Sea aboard M/Y Sea Serpent, a 34-meter liveaboard built for comfort, performance, and year-round dive safaris in Egypt. Departing from Hurghada or Port Ghalib, the vessel opens the door to some of the Red Sea's most iconic sites, including the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef, Elphinstone, North, and Tiran, with itineraries also reaching Fury Shoal, Ras Mohammed, the Straits of Tiran, and St. Johns.
Hosting up to 22 guests across 11 cabins, Sea Serpent offers individually controlled air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms, and thoughtful touches like bathrobes and towels. A modern salon with entertainment facilities sits alongside a sun deck and shaded lounge areas where divers can unwind between dives. Designed with a hydrodynamic hull for enhanced speed and stability, the boat delivers a smooth, steady ride.
A camera station, warm-water showers, and free internet round out the on-board experience, while a highly experienced crew makes Sea Serpent a seamless Red Sea liveaboard for divers of all levels.
arrival and check in onboard after 5pm, dinner, night spent onboard in the New Marina Hurghada
Departure in the morning around 9-10 am, 2 check dives near Hurghada at Shaab el Erg/Dolphin House, possible night dive in Abu Nuhas
2-3 dives in Abu Nuhas and sailing to Straits of Tiran
3 dives on the Straits of Tiran Islands and back to Ras Mohamed
2-3 dives in Ras Mohamed, possible night dive on the Thistlegorm wreck
1 dive on Thistlegorm, Shag rock and around Goubal Island, possible night dive
2 last dives in HRG area before return to Port and spending the last night onboard in the port HRG
check out after breakfast and transfer to the airport This Red Sea Diving itinerary combines the most famous wrecks in the northern Red Sea with stunning wall and hard coral garden reef diving. Dive the famous four wrecks of Abu Nuhas , the Ships’ Graveyard. This reef lies close to the ship-lane toward the Suez Canal and has claimed more ships than any other in the Red Sea. The wrecks are very scenic, covered in corals and they are fantastic for photography, especially the Carnatic , having sunk in 1869. The very famous SS Thistlegorm and the recently discovered Rosalie Moeller are World War II wrecks and one of the highlights of this cruise. The SS Thistlegorm sunk in 1941, having been bomb
arrival and check in onboard after 5pm, dinner, the night spent onboard in the New Marina Hurghada
check dive at Shaab El Erg, then 2nd and night dive at Abu Nuhas
2 or 3 dives at Thistlegorm then sailing to the Brothers
3 dives at the Brothers
3 dives at the Brothers
3 dives at the Brothers
2 local dives then return to Port and spending the last night onboard in Port Ghalib
Check out after breakfast and transfer to the airport The Brother Islands, the tops of two undersea mountains rising from the depth, is located about 50 nautical miles off-shore, near the town of Quseir in the Red Sea. Part of the Marine Park, they offer breathtaking underwater scenery, wall diving along their entire perimeter and the possibility to spot a wide variety of pelagics. Their walls are covered in soft corals of all colors, black corals and forests of fan corals, creating a true feast for the eyes. Big tuna, shoals of jackfish and snappers cruise in the blue accompanied by hammerheads, grey reef, silver-tip, silky and oceanic white-tip sharks and mantas. The thresher shark, an oce
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