We wrapped up our second consecutive week with our friends from L’Amfora with that feeling only great trips leave behind: even two weeks feel too short.
With this second group we repeated the North & Dahab route, and the Red Sea truly sided with us. We enjoyed a week of absolute calm, completely solitary dives, and a level of comfort that makes every immersion worth twice as much. Right from the start, we headed towards Dahab, where the Canyon, the iconic Blue Hole, and the distant and always imposing Gabr el Bint were waiting for us. It’s impressive to see how, being so close to Sharm, marine life and coral change so much in just a few kilometers. On the way back to Sharm, we stopped in Tiran, where the Jackson turtles now feel like old friends who come out to greet us every time we pass by.
The final stretch took us through Ras Mohammed and all the way to the Thistlegorm, where we experienced one of those unforgettable days: the entire wreck to ourselves, impeccable visibility, and practically no current. We ended the week surrounded by snacks, laughter, and music from early in the morning, enjoying that atmosphere that makes the days fly by.
And to top it all off, the last night: a magical sunset at Farsha and a dinner in town that provided the perfect final touch before heading back home. All good things come to an end, but the truly beautiful part is knowing that we’ll meet again next year in these waters.
