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The Wreck & Reef Diving Route in the Red Sea is one of the most varied and appreciated diving experiences in the underwater world. This route stands out for its diversity and attractions, making it a very popular option for both novice and more experienced divers.
The main attraction of this route is its versatility, as it is suitable for divers of all experience levels. Although it is recommended to have at least an advanced or similar level of diving to make the most of the opportunities it offers, the dives on the Wreck & Reef Route are diverse and exciting.
This route allows divers to enjoy a wide range of underwater experiences, from exploring reefs full of life and color to diving into impressive historic wrecks and descending endless coral walls. The diversity of immersion points is one of the main attractions of this route, and each of them offers a unique experience.
Among the dive highlights is a visit to Ras Mohammed National Park, known for its strong currents that promote impressive growth of hard and soft corals, as well as attracting large schools of marine fauna.
In addition, famous World War II wrecks are explored, such as the S.S. Thistlegorm, which was discovered by the renowned Jacques Cousteau in the 1950s. Others we will also visit the Abu Nuhas Reef, often called the "wreck graveyard", which is home to ships such as the Carnatic, Ghiannis D, Marcus and Kimon M.
This route also ventures into the Gubal Strait, where divers can explore the Rosalie Moller wreck, Bluff Point Reef, and other wrecks such as the Barge and Ulysses, among other exciting spots.
In summary, the Wreck & Reef Route in the Red Sea is an exceptional experience for any diver. Its diversity, natural beauty and the thrill of exploring historic wrecks make this route a truly unforgettable diving destination. If you are looking for an underwater adventure that offers the best of the Red Sea, this route is an option you won't want to miss.
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 included 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 to 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:
Some of the diving spots to highlight are:
- Giannis D
- Carnatic
- Kimon M
- Rosalie Moller
- Anemone City
- Shark & Yolanda Reef
- Ras Ghozlani
- Jack Fish Alley
- Ras Za’attar
- 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:
S.S Thistlegorm
Ghiannis D
Carnatic
Without a doubt the wreck par excellence and for many the most anticipated moment of the week, especially our famous night. A “Must”, this mythical wreck sunk in 1941 during the Second World War and which could be considered almost like a museum, has an unusual amount of life (schools of JackFish, tuna, bat fish, nudibranchs, crocodile fish )… all covered by a mantle of colored corals. It is a wreck with very easy access to its interior where we will find rifles, motorcycles, trucks... that make us feel part of its history.
Over the years, the Abu Nuhas reef has caused real havoc to those who ventured to sail the seas near it during storms. An authentic cemetery of shipwrecks where we find some of the most famous of the Red Sea. The Ghiannis D was no exception. The most recent of the Abu Nuhas wrecks gives us the opportunity to enter one of the most famous and photographed engine rooms, as well as have the possibility of receiving a visit from the most curious family of dolphins in the area, forcing us to many times thanks to his kindness we forget about such a spectacular wreck.
The oldest wreck of Abu Nuhas, a true myth in the Red Sea. The passing of the years has taken its toll on its hull, but it has served it as well as the wine it transported, turning its wooden hull into a garden of soft coral and life that is practically impossible to find on any other wreck. Its depth at a maximum of 27 meters, and its easy navigation, guarantees a pleasant, long dive, and the setting for videos and photographs that will be recorded in your mind.
