Marine Park | North

Tour description

This safari trip departing from Hurghada offers an intense and rich adventure with some exciting stopovers: Brother Islands, Daedalus Reef, Fury Shoals, Elphinstone, Safaga area's reefs.
The chance to meet sharks is very high and wrecks are as well on the menu with the Numidia and Aida.
The highlights of this cruise are multiple as you will visit some of the mythical reefs and wrecks of the Red Sea: caves, breathtaking drop offs, coral gardens, pelagic hunters and swarms of small fish and shipwrecks as well!

There is a high possibility that you will meet different kind of sharks especially Hammer Heads, Treasure, and Manta Rays due to strong currents, just you need to travel on the right time of the year!

Sharks
wonderful wall dives
caves
Shipwrecks

Included

Tax and transfers

Transfer (Airport - Boat - Airport)
Port Ghalib / Hurghada marina fee
Tax
Fuel supplement
2 - 3 dive guides

Aboard

Shared double cabin
All meals
Water, coffee, tea and soft drinks
3 to 4 dives per day. Last day 2 to 3 dives
12 l cylinder with air or nitrox

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Possible dive sites during the trip

Big Brother

one of the most loved places because of its Great colorful walls ,it has two shipwrecks as well which are Numidia &Aida ,,avery impressive south plateau with huge coral blocks treasure sharks,turtle ,morays .

Little Brother

one of two islands with Amazing walls with lots of black corals ,with great gorgorians on its south side , and Thresher sharks are there too.

Elphinstone Reef

Elphinstone is one of the most famous and beautiful reefs in Egypt. It stretches over a length of 400 meter and features two plateaus, one on each end. The northern plateau is famous for is beautiful coral growth and the chance to see Hammerhead Sharks. The plateau in the south is well known for regular Oceanic Whitetip Shark (Longimanus) encounters between autumn and spring. Beside the plateaus, the east and the west side offer beautiful vertical walls with lots of soft corals and Gorgonian fence corals, due to the strong current which is often present. When diving Elphinstone, always keep a eye in the blue, as there are often pelagic fish passing by.

Daedalus Reef

This huge reef rises from the sea bed in the middle of the Red Sea forming an island. It is easily recognized by its lighthouse. Daedalus reef is surrounded by a wall and strong currents. It means that its perfect spot for drift diving. It offers some of the most amazing dives in the Red Sea. Just close your eyes and imagine: the sheer walls covered in over-grown hard coral formations and a variety of reef fish. The regular visitors are: Napoleon wrasses and turtles.