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The North & Brothers Route in the Red Sea is a truly exceptional combination for liveaboard diving enthusiasts. This route represents one of the most complete and exciting diving experiences available in the Red Sea region, and is highly sought after by those seeking a unique and diverse underwater adventure with large doses of adrenaline.
The route stands out for its diversity of diving spots, which makes it a unique experience in itself. Here, divers can enjoy a wide range of dives, each with its own charms. From majestic multicolored coral walls to world-famous shipwrecks, this route has it all. Reef life, both pelagic and reef, is rich and varied, and the thrill of exploring historic wrecks adds a special touch to every dive.
Ras Mohammed National Park is one of the highlights of this route, known for its currents that encourage the growth of hard and soft corals, as well as attracting large schools of marine fauna.
The experience culminates with a visit to the Brothers Islands, which are located in the middle of the Red Sea and act as an oasis of marine life.
Due to their remote location and the currents that surround them, these islands are a refuge for food and marine life. Divers have the opportunity to witness impressive underwater landscapes, wall diving along its entire perimeter and the possibility of spotting a wide variety of pelagics.
Sharks are one of the biggest attractions of the Brothers Islands, including hammerheads, grey reef sahrk, reef whitetips, silvertips, and occasionally whale sharks. The Aida and Numidia wrecks, located on the walls of the largest of the islands, are a true delight for divers, as they are covered in soft and hard corals, creating an impressive underwater landscape.
This diving experience on the North & Brothers Route is suitable for more experienced divers with an advanced diver qualification. It offers the opportunity to enjoy stunning encounters with Red Sea marine life, explore historic shipwrecks that tell war stories, and immerse yourself in unparalleled underwater landscapes. If you are looking for a unique and complete diving experience in the Red Sea, the North & Brothers Route offers an unforgettable underwater adventure.
Included in the price:
- Transfers between the airport - boat - airport.
- 7 nights aboard the Bella in a shared double cabin.
- Full board on board including water, soft drinks, tea and coffee.
- Approximately 18/20 dives (3 day and one night).
- Marc and/or Vito as multilingual speaking diving guides.
- Wi-fi on board (depending on area coverage).
Not incliuded in the price:
- Plane tickets.
- Travel Insurance.
- Entry visa to Egypt and assistance at the airport: €28.
- Marine Park and hyperbaric chamber fees: €70
- Fuel supplement: €65 (to be reconfirmed with the final payment).
- Nitrox: €50 (payment at destination in cash).
- Service TAX: 70€ (payment at destination in cash).
- Diving Insurance.
- Any service not indicated in “the price includes”.
Itinerary:
Saturday
Arrival in Sharm el Sheikh, assistance at the airport by our representative, delivery of the visa, transfer and boarding aboard our Bella fleet. After boarding, briefing with basic safety rules and distribution of cabins. Night on board in the port to begin navigation on Sunday morning.
From Sunday till Friday
Days dedicated to diving in the most important points of the Red Sea. Between 3 and 4 dives are carried out daily, except for the first and last day with an approximate total of between 18 and 20 dives.
Some of the diving spots to highlight are:- Aida Wreck.
- Numidia Wreck.
- Little Brother Island.
- Big Brother Island
- Tobia Arbaa.
- Anemone City.
- Shark & Yolanda Reef.
- Salem Express.
- Panorama Reef.
- Dunraven.
- Thistlegorm.
- Kingston.
Friday-Saturday
Arrival at the port in the middle of the afternoon with free time to get to know the city and shop. At the agreed time and depending on the flights, pick-up at the boat and transfer to the airport. End of trip and our services.
The described route may undergo changes due to weather effects, sea state and decisions of the captain or port authorities.
Our priority will always be safety on board.
These prices have been calculated based on the exchange rates, transportation rates, fuel costs and fees and taxes applicable on this date.
The variation in the price of the aforementioned elements may give rise to the revision of the final price of the trip.
Due to local regulations, your diving qualification will set both the maximum depth limit and the type of dives you can do.
To be able to do all the dives you will need an advanced diver qualification or similar. Check out our onboard courses.
Our priority will always be safety on board.
These prices have been calculated based on the exchange rates, transportation rates, fuel costs and fees and taxes applicable on this date.
The variation in the price of the aforementioned elements may give rise to the revision of the final price of the trip.
Due to local regulations, your diving qualification will set both the maximum depth limit and the type of dives you can do.
To be able to do all the dives you will need an advanced diver qualification or similar. Check out our onboard courses.
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Featured dive points:
Little Brother Island
Big Brother Island
Salem Express
A dive that is deeply etched in memory. With its tiny balconies on the north face and its imposing vertical walls, this island is the habitat of a myriad of corals, various species of fish and several types of sharks. From the small but intrepid whitetip shark to the exotic thresher shark, including gray sharks and the majestic hammerhead shark... and we can't forget the anticipation of encountering the Longimanus, also known as the oceanic whitetip shark. These two islands are home to the largest recorded concentration in the world of Longimanus, a naturally curious being. A meeting that lasts in memory.
The largest island of Brothers, despite sharing numerous similarities with its smaller counterpart, stands out for the presence of two wrecks on its northern face. The Numidia, a shipwreck that begins at a depth of 6 meters and whose propeller rests at 83 meters, stands upright, completely masked by a varied array of coral and marine life. Its splendor is shocking. On the other hand, the second wreck, the Aida, less known, submerges from 35 meters to 65 meters deep. It offers easy access to its interior and serves as a passage route for various species of sharks and pelagics.
Considered, along with the Thistlegorm, as one of the most notable wrecks in the Red Sea, today this wreck has become a popular diving site where an abundant diversity of marine flora and fauna flourishes, thus providing an extremely intriguing and impressive. Diving on the Salem Express always evokes a diverse range of feelings and emotions in each diver. The remains of clothing and other personal items of the passengers who were traveling on it add a deeply personal component throughout the entire dive, creating a unique and emotional connection with the story of the shipwreck.
