Blue Fin- Liveaboard
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The most intimate liveaboard in Blue O Two's diving fleet Blue Fin offers her customers both the best of Egypt's Red Sea safari sites, and new for 2011, she will be heading further south into Sudan's pristine waters.
Blue Fin can accommodate 24 guests within her 3 master king size cabins and 8 twins. All cabins are well equipped with air conditioning, en-suite, mini-bar and a personal entertainment system comprising of a DVD player, LCD screen and AV in/out.
Relaxation is easily achieved on board Blue Fin with the choice of 2 areas. The top deck offers a cosy sunbathing area perfect for catching some of Egypt's sun or taking some quality time with your favourite book. The main sun deck is located on the upper deck with a shaded area and comfy seats. Here you will also find the outdoor bar, the perfect end to a day of amazing Red Sea diving.
The spacious saloon on the main deck offers the chance to relax and unwind. The dining arrangements ensure all guests can be served and dine together.
The diving deck is also situated on this level and is well equipped for all your diving needs. Technical and re-breather diving is also catered for on board Blue Fin.
Agent Liveaboard verdict: Blue Fin offers both quality and comfort. With the addition of Sudan to her itinerary Blue Fin is definitely a liveaboard to add to your list. |
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 Brothers and Elphinstone
Experience two of the finest sites in the Red Sea. A part of the Marine Park, the Brother islands offer breath-taking underwater scenery, wall diving, wreck diving and an abundance of marine wildlife. Elphinstone Reef is a legend in the Red Sea. Covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
QUALIFICATION NEEDED: You must be a PADI Advanced diver or equivalent with a minimum of 50 logged dives to join this safari.
Please note that no night diving or snorkelling will be allowed on this itinerary as it is within marine parks where this is prohibited. |
| Sample itinerary |
| **PLEASE NOTE** the itinerary below is just an example of the route taken and the order and dive sites are not guaranteed. All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
This sample route is based on the vessel departing from and arriving back to HURGHADA however this itinerary can also be run from and to Port Ghalib and so therefore the order of sites can vary. |
| Day 1 |
Gota Abu Ramada x 3 - Sail overnight to brothers |
| Day 2 |
Big Brother |
| Day 3 |
Small Brother |
| Day 4 |
Small Brother - Sail overnight |
| Day 5 |
Elphinstone, Marsa Shouna |
| Day 6 |
Salem Express/Panorama, Abu Hashish |
| Itinerary highlights |
| Big Brother: |
A 400 metre long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 metres. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef the wall is covered with corals and life. |
| Little Brother: |
Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area. Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colours… and of course there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year. |
| Elphinstone Reef: |
A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateau's covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef. |
Best of Brothers
Offering divers the opportunity to spend a whole week at this legendary site, Best of Brothers is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
QUALIFICATION NEEDED: You must be a PADI Advanced Open Water diver or equivalent with a minimum of 50 logged dives to join this safari.
Please note that no night diving or snorkelling will be allowed on this itinerary as it is within marine parks, where this is prohibited.
This itinerary provides a good mix of wreck and reef diving, with the Aida and Numidia on Big Brother and pristine coral walls surrounding both islands. Sharks and other large pelagics are regularly sighted ensuring that there is never a dull moment!
These sites are well worth repeating throughout the week and often provide completely different experiences each time - give yourself time to really get to know Brother Islands and discover why they are so legendary! |
| Itinerary highlights |
| Big Brother: |
A 400 metre long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 metres. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef the wall is covered with corals and life. |
| Little Brother: |
Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area. Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colours… and of course there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year. |
Best of Wrecks
The aim of 'Best of Wrecks' is to provide a week of heavy metal for divers who love exploring wrecks.
This itinerary follows a North and Brothers route and during the week, divers will experience the excitement of diving famous wrecks of the Red Sea, including the SS Thistlegorm, Carnatic, Ulysses, Ghiannis D and the Dunraven.
QUALIFICATION NEEDED: You must be a PADI Advanced diver or equivalent with a minimum of 50 logged dives to join this safari.
Please note that night diving and snorkelling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
The week will offer the opportunity to:
- Learn about the history of the wrecks.
- Enjoy fantastic diving on some of the most unique Red Sea wrecks.
Why join this itinerary?
Best of Wrecks allows divers who love wrecks to dive just that, so anyone who has an active interest in wreck diving will love this itinerary. However, it is also interesting to bear in mind is that many of these Red Sea wrecks have been underwater for a very long time and have formed what you might call 'artificial reefs', teeming with life. This itinerary would therefore be enjoyed by all divers, not just the wreckies amounst us! |
| Sample itinerary |
| **PLEASE NOTE** the itinerary below is just an example of the route taken and the order and dive sites are not guaranteed. All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.This sample route is based on the vessel departing from and arriving back to Hurghada however this itinerary can also be run from and to Port Ghalib and so therefore the order of sites can vary. |
| Day 1 |
Shaab El Erg, Abu Nuhas |
| Day 2 |
Abu Nuhas, Ulysses, Gobal Barge |
| Day 3 |
Rosalie Moller, Thistlegorm |
| Day 4 |
Thistlegorm, Shag Rock/Kingston, Dunraven - overnight sail |
| Day 5 |
Big Brother Numidia, Big Brother Aida |
| Day 6 |
Salem Express, El Miniya |
| Itinerary highlights |
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| SS. Thistlegorm - Shaab Ali: |
Probably the most famous of the Red Sea wrecks. The 129m English Freighter was bombed by German aviation on 6th October 1941. Today she creates an artificial reef on a sandy bottom at 32m max depth. She is home to an enormous variety of marine life and is especially popular with large schooling fish. |
| Abu Nuhas: |
Also known as the 'Ships Graveyard', this reef is dangerously positioned close to the busy shipping lanes of the Gulf of Suez. This reef has claimed more ships than any other in the area. On the north side are four wrecks laying on a sandy seafloor at the bottom of a steep sloping reef layered with table corals. On the south side is a safe anchorage for liveaboards and two ergs, known as Yellow fish reef. |
| Ghiannus D - Abu Nuhas: |
In 26m of water and leaning to port with a fully intact stern section and an impressive engine room packed with glass fish. |
| Carnatic - Abu Nuhas: |
A British P&O steamer which struck the reef in 1869. She lays in 29m and now the whole hull is draped in multicoloured soft corals. The wreck is home to glass fish, octopus, morays, jacks and tuna cruise overhead. |
| Tile Wreck - Abu Nuhas: |
There is much discussion over the true identity of this wreck. Sunk in 1978 fully laden with stone floor tiles, she now lies from 4m to 30m. |
| Lentil Wreck - Abu Nuhas: |
A cargo vessel which sank in 1978 whilst carrying a heavy load of lentils. She rests at 30m on her starboard side. The bow area is completely destroyed but the main section and propeller areas are good to explore. |
| Big Brother: |
A 400 metre long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 metres. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. Every section of this reef is covered with corals and life. |
| Daedalus and St Johns
Similar to the Deep South safari, this exciting itinerary allows you explore the beauty of the Southern Red Sea with the added bonus of visiting the marine park of Daedalus Reef.
Daedalus is a large, remote reef covered in hard and soft coral formations and offers beautiful scenic dives with an abundance of marine life. Daedalus also offers excitement... at the right time of year you can sit out in the blue and will have a good chance of seeing some of the Red Seas famous sharks!
QUALIFICATION NEEDED: You must be a PADI Advanced diver or equivalent with a minimum of 50 logged dives to join this safari.
Please note that night diving and snorkelling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited. |
| Sample itinerary |
| **PLEASE NOTE** the itinerary below is just an example of the route taken and the order and dive sites are not guaranteed. All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides. |
| Day 1 |
Shouna, Abu Dabab, Shaab Sharm |
| Day 2 |
St. John's Reef |
| Day 3 |
St. John's Reefs (Gota Kebir, Gota Soraya, Habili Ali, Habili Jaffa, Umm Aruk & Dangerous), St Johns Reef, St' John's Caves, Sataya |
| Day 4 |
Fury Shoal (Shaab Claudio, Abu Galawa Soraya, Shaab Maksour, Malahi, Abu Galawa Kebir) |
| Day 5 |
Daedalus |
| Day 6 |
Elphinstone, Marsa Mubarak |
| Itinerary highlights |
| Daedalus: |
This huge reef rises from the sea bed in the middle of the Red Sea. Easily recognized by its zebra-striped lighthouse, this massive reef offers some of the most amazing dives in the Red Sea. The sheer walls are covered in over-grown hard coral formations and a variety of reef fish. Napoleon wrasses and turtles are often cruising by, but make sure you keep your eyes open on the blue! Daedalus is one of those places where anything can happen... oceanic white tip reef sharks, grey reef sharks, a lonesome hammerhead shark or schools of them. The excitement and the sheer size of this reef means that you can do several dives and not get bored! |
| Elphinstone Reef: |
A Red Sea legend. Elphinstone is a beautiful long reef with its walls, north and south covered in hard and soft corals. It offers colourful scenery and a very good variety of reef fish... the occasional visiting pelagic can make this dive site very interesting. |
| Fury Shoal: |
This large cluster of reefs offers unforgettable and easy dives. From the northern site of Small Abu Galawa to its most-southern site of Sataya, Fury Shoal can prove to be surprising and diverse. Each dive site has its particularity: from dolphins, to stunning hard coral formations and not forgetting the two little wrecks, "Tug Boat" and the "Yacht". Often overlooked, its beauty and easy diving will be welcomed after currents and wall diving! |
| St. John's Reef: |
Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It therefore adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St John's Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographers heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels. The reef formation is not the only thing that will stun you at St John's... the marine life and the colours of the soft corals are one of the best in the Red Sea. With any luck, dolphins or pelagics will join you on the dives and St John's will forever have a place in your heart. |
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| Please contact info@agentliveaboard.com for prices |
What's included:
- Seven nights on board (last night will either be on board the liveaboard or in a hotel subject to liveaboard operations)
- Six days diving
- Up to 4 dives per day, 2 dives on the last day (All weather depending)
- All meals, snacks, soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee
- 12 ltr aluminum tanks and lead weights
- Dive Guide
- Return transfer from Hurghada airport to liveaboard
- Liveaboards operate Friday to Friday unless otherwise stated.
What's not included:
- Egyptian entry visa
- Environmental tax for non-marine park itineraries (per person per week)
- North $25, South $35 and North with Ras Mohamed $33
- Marine Park fees (per person per week)
- Brother Islands $65, Daedalus, Zabargad or Rocky $130
- Applicable fuel surcharges
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| January 2011 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 14
Jan |
21
Jan |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Ras Mohamed |
| 21
Jan |
28
Jan |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Brothers |
| 28
Jan |
04
Feb |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Ras Mohamed |
| February 2011 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 04
Feb |
11
Feb |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Northern Wrecks & Reefs |
| 11
Feb |
18
Feb |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Best of Brothers |
| 18
Feb |
25
Feb |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Best of Wrecks |
| 25
Feb |
04
Mar |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Simply the Best |
| March 2011 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 04
Mar |
11
Mar |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Ras Mohamed |
| 11
Mar |
18
Mar |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Brothers |
| 18
Mar |
25
Mar |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Ras Mohamed |
| 25
Mar |
01
Apr |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Best of Brothers |
| April 2011 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 01
Apr |
08
Apr |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Ras Mohamed |
| 08
Apr |
15
Apr |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Brothers |
| 15
Apr |
22
Apr |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Ras Mohamed |
| 22 Apr |
29
Apr |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Best of Brothers |
| 29
Apr |
06
May |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Ras Mohamed |
| May 2011 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 06
May |
13
May |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Best of Brothers |
| 13
May |
20
May |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Hurghada |
Simply the Best |
| 20
May |
27
May |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| 27 May |
03
May |
7/7 |
D: Marsa Alam
A: Marsa Alam |
Deep South Borderlands |
| June 2011 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 03
Jun |
10
Jun |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| 10
Jun |
17
Jun |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Port Ghalib |
Brothers & Elphinstone |
| 17
Jun |
24
Jun |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Best of Brothers |
| 24 Jun |
01
Jul |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Northern Wrecks & Reefs |
| July 2011 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 01
Jul |
08
Jul |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Strait of Tiran & Brothers |
| 08
Jul |
15
Jul |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Strait of Tiran & North |
| 15
Jul |
22
Jul |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Ras Mohamed |
| 22 Jul |
29
Jul |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Hurghada |
Simply the Best |
| 29
Jul |
05
Aug |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| August 2011 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 05
Aug |
12
Aug |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| 12
Aug |
19
Aug |
7/7 |
D: Marsa Alam
A: Marsa Alam |
Deep South Borderlands |
| 19
Aug |
26
Aug |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Hurghada |
Brothers & Elphinstone |
| 26 Aug |
02
Sep |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Best of Brothers |
| September 2011 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 02
Sep |
09
Sep |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Northern Wrecks & Reefs |
| 09
Sep |
16
Sep |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Strait of Tiran & Brothers |
| 16
Sep |
23
Sep |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Strait of Tiran & North |
| 23 Sep |
30
Sep |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Ras Mohamed |
| 30
Sep |
07
Oct |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Project Shark: Simply the Best |
| October 2011 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 07
Oct |
14
Oct |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Northern Wrecks & Reefs |
| 14
Oct |
21
Oct |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Brothers & Elphinstone |
| 21
Oct |
28
Oct |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Strait of Tiran & North |
| 28 Oct |
04
Nov |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Simply the Best |
| November 2011 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 04
Nov |
11
Nov |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Best of Brothers |
| 11
Nov |
18
Nov |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Brothers |
| 18
Nov |
25
Nov |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Strait of Tiran & North |
| 25 Nov |
02
Dec |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Simply the Best |
| January 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 06
Jan |
13
Jan |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Ras Mohamed |
| 13
Jan |
20
Jan |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Northern Wrecks & Reefs |
| 20
Jan |
27
Jan |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Strait of Tiran & North |
| 27 Jan |
03
Feb |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Northern Wrecks & Reefs |
| February 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 03
Feb |
10
Feb |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Brothers |
| 10
Feb |
17
Feb |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Best of Brothers |
| 17
Feb |
24
Feb |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Strait of Tiran & North |
| 24 Feb |
02
Mar |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Northern Wrecks & Reefs |
| March 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 02 Mar |
09
Mar |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
North & Ras Mohamed |
| 09
Mar |
16
Mar |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Strait of Tiran & Brothers |
| 16
Mar |
23
Mar |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Best of Brothers |
| 23 Mar |
30
Mar |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Hurghada |
Simply the Best |
| 30
Mar |
06
Apr |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Brothers & Elphinstone |
| April 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 06
Apr |
13
Apr |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| 13
Apr |
20
Apr |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| 20
Apr |
27
Apr |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| 27 Apr |
04
May |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| May 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 06
May |
11
May |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| 11
May |
18
May |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Project Shark: Daedalus & St Johns |
| 18
May |
25
May |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Project Shark: Daedalus & St Johns |
| 25 May |
01
Jun |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| June 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 01
Jun |
08
Jun |
7/7 |
D: Marsa Alam
A: Marsa Alam |
Deep South Borderlands |
| 08
Jun |
15
Jun |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| 15
Jun |
22
Jun |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| July 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 06
Jul |
13
Jul |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Hurghada |
Simply the Best |
| 13
Jul |
20
Jul |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| 20
Jul |
27
Jul |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| 27 Jul |
03
Aug |
7/7 |
D: Marsa Alam
A: Marsa Alam |
Deep South Borderlands |
| August 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 03
Aug |
10
Aug |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| 10
Aug |
17
Aug |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| 17
Aug |
24
Aug |
7/7 |
D: Marsa Alam
A: Marsa Alam |
Deep South Borderlands |
| 24 Aug |
31
Aug |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| 31
Aug |
07
Sep |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| September 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 07
Sep |
14
Sep |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| 14
Sep |
21
Sep |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| 21
Sep |
28
Sep |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| 28 Sep |
05
Oct |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| October 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 05
Oct |
12
Oct |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| 12
Oct |
19
Oct |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| 19
Oct |
26
Oct |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Deep South |
| 26 Oct |
02
Nov |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| November 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 02
Nov |
09
Nov |
7/7 |
D: Port Ghalib
A: Port Ghalib |
Daedalus & St. John's |
| 09
Nov |
16
Nov |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Port Ghalib |
Brothers & Elphinstone |
| 16
Nov |
23
Nov |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Northern Wrecks & Reefs |
| 23 Nov |
30 Nov |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Strait of Tiran & North |
| December 2012 |
| Departs |
Return |
Days/Nights |
Port |
Route |
| 28
Dec |
04
Jan |
7/7 |
D: Hurghada
A: Hurghada |
Best of Brothers |
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| Technical Specifications |
- Length overall 39 meters
- Beam 8.5 meters
- Engines 2 x Cat 764 HP
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- Generators 2 x Cat
- Compressors 2 - 1 x 450 l 1 x 280 l
- Nitrox Membrane
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| Cabin Types & Facilities |
- 9 twin cabins
- 3 king suites
- All with air con & en-suite
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- All with mini bar
- All with in cabin entertainment
- Max guest 24
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| Safety Facilities |
- First Aid kit
- Emergency oxygen
- Life jackets
- Tag & dive system
- Life rafts
- Tender safety boxes
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- VHF ship to tender radios
- Fire fighting equipment
- Engine room fire control system
- First aiders
- Oxygen adminstrators
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| Diving Facilities |
- Courses available
- Rental equipment
- Re breather friendly
- Booster pump
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- Photography friendly
- Tenders x 2
- Guides 2/3
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| Boat Layout |
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