Scarabee·DahabScarabee·DahabThree route systems cover the whole Egyptian Red Sea — northern wrecks, offshore shark walls, and the pristine deep south — plus Sudan crossings for the true adventurer.
The legendary introduction to Red Sea liveaboard diving: Ras Mohammed, the Straits of Tiran, the Gubal wrecks, the Abu Nuhas cemetery (Giannis D, Carnatic, Chrisoula K, Kimon M) and the greatest wreck of all — the SS Thistlegorm. Reefs and wrecks, comfortable conditions, every level.
Egypt's shark trip: three remote offshore pinnacles rising from the blue, with sheer walls, the Numidia & Aida wrecks on Big Brother, hammerhead schools at Daedalus and oceanic whitetips at Elphinstone. Strong currents, zodiac diving, big animals — the Red Sea at its wildest.
The far south: Fury Shoals' coral gardens and swim-throughs, the light-filled caves of St John's, and the remote Rocky Island & Zabargad — untouched reefs, dolphins at Sataya, and the fewest other boats in Egypt.
Short northern "best of" breaks — a taste of liveaboard life when time is tight (limited availability).
The standard trip on every route — the sweet spot for reaching the sites properly.
"Ultimate Red Sea" expeditions combining North, BDE and the Deep South in one voyage.
A separate, world-class region — Sanganeb atoll, Sha'ab Rumi and Cousteau's Conshelf, huge shark and pelagic action. Mostly from Port Sudan; Egypt→Sudan crossings on request.
The Saudi coast is opening to diving — a future frontier we're tracking for early access.
Combine a Sinai or Egypt trip with Aqaba shore diving (Cedar Pride wreck) and Petra — a land add-on, not a cruise.
Route, cabin, nitrox/tec, and the season for what you want to see. A real diver replies within a day.
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