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| Trip dates | Trip dates | Itinerary | Days/Nights | Start Place | End Place |
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| 30 May 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 06 Jun 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 13 Jun 2024 | St. Johns | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 20 Jun 2024 | Daedalus-Rocky-Zabargad | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 27 Jun 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 04 Jul 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 11 Jul 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 18 Jul 2024 | Rocky-Zabargad-St. Johns | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 25 Jul 2024 | Brothers-Daedalus-Elphinstone | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 01 Aug 2024 | St. Johns | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 08 Aug 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 15 Aug 2024 | Brothers-Daedalus-Elphinstone | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 22 Aug 2024 | St. Johns | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 29 Aug 2024 | St. Johns | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 05 Sep 2024 | Brothers-Daedalus-Elphinstone | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 12 Sep 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 19 Sep 2024 | B-D-E with Sharkproject | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 26 Sep 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 03 Oct 2024 | Brothers-Daedalus-Elphinstone | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 10 Oct 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 24 Oct 2024 | Brothers-Daedalus-Elphinstone | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 14 Nov 2024 | Brothers-Daedalus-Elphinstone | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 21 Nov 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 05 Dec 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 12 Dec 2024 | Brothers-Daedalus-Elphinstone | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 19 Dec 2024 | Daedalus & Fury Shoal | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib | |
| 26 Dec 2024 | Brothers-Daedalus-Elphinstone | 8D/7N | Port Ghalib | Port Ghalib |
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| Double Sea View Upper Deck | Select Trip | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | Select Trip | $1,170.00 | $1,070.00 | $1,120.00 | $1,220.00 | $1,070.00 | $1,070.00 | $1,070.00 | $1,070.00 | $1,170.00 | $1,195.00 | $1,195.00 | $1,539.00 | $1,409.00 | $1,541.00 | $1,532.00 | $1,527.00 | $1,541.00 | $1,551.00 | $1,264.00 | $1,161.00 | $1,176.00 | $1,304.00 | $1,183.00 | $1,168.00 | $1,229.00 | $1,178.00 | $1,287.00 | $1,172.00 | $1,227.00 | $1,172.00 | $1,266.00 | $1,256.00 | $1,330.00 | $1,399.00 | $1,288.00 | $1,413.00 | $1,285.00 | $1,420.00 | $1,307.00 | $1,372.00 | $1,308.00 | $1,425.00 | $1,297.00 | $1,335.00 | $0.00 | $1,265.00 | $1,267.00 | $1,262.00 | $1,332.00 | $1,262.00 | $1,391.00 | $1,312.00 | $1,312.00 | $1,256.00 | $1,385.00 | $1,269.00 | $1,383.00 | $1,530.00 | $1,525.00 | $1,386.00 | $1,381.00 | $1,520.00 | $1,445.00 | $1,384.00 | $1,513.00 | $1,484.00 | $1,090.00 | $1,110.00 | $1,122.00 | $1,232.00 | $1,232.00 | $1,096.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,294.00 | $1,332.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,198.00 | $1,226.00 | $1,223.00 | $1,215.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,175.00 | $1,179.00 | $1,179.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,332.00 | $1,332.00 | $1,332.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,186.00 | $1,174.00 | $1,181.00 | $1,345.00 | $1,345.00 | $1,347.00 | $1,312.00 | $1,326.00 | $1,329.00 | $1,334.00 | $1,358.00 | $1,356.00 | $1,079.00 | $1,079.00 | $1,079.00 | $1,079.00 | $1,079.00 | $1,079.00 | $1,332.00 | $1,332.00 | $1,332.00 | $1,332.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,219.00 | $1,351.00 | $1,170.00 | $1,170.00 | $1,170.00 | $1,170.00 | $1,233.00 | $1,228.00 | $1,251.00 | $1,254.00 | $1,391.00 | $1,407.00 | $1,404.00 | $1,408.00 | $1,414.00 | $1,414.00 | $1,414.00 | $1,414.00 | $1,414.00 | $1,414.00 | $1,372.00 | $1,386.00 | $1,402.00 | $1,405.00 | $1,405.00 | $1,416.00 | $1,441.00 | $1,422.00 | $1,422.00 | $1,410.00 | $1,403.00 | $1,396.00 | $1,387.00 | $1,379.00 | $1,380.00 | $1,565.00 | $1,563.00 | $1,532.00 | $1,554.00 | $1,550.00 | $1,552.00 | $1,547.00 | $1,565.00 | $1,593.00 | $1,270.00 | $1,276.00 | $1,257.00 | $1,254.00 | $1,254.00 | $1,284.00 | $1,278.00 | $1,281.00 | $1,290.00 | $1,283.00 | $1,408.00 | $1,408.00 | $1,411.00 | $1,383.00 | $1,390.00 | $1,391.00 | $1,397.00 | $1,408.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,412.00 | $1,608.00 | $1,608.00 | $1,608.00 | $1,608.00 | $1,608.00 | $1,608.00 | $1,608.00 | $1,608.00 | $1,608.00 | $1,282.00 | $1,282.00 | $1,282.00 | $1,282.00 | $1,282.00 | $1,282.00 |
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| Master Lower Deck | Select Trip | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | Select Trip | $1,090.00 | $990.00 | $1,040.00 | $1,140.00 | $990.00 | $990.00 | $990.00 | $990.00 | $1,090.00 | $1,115.00 | $1,115.00 | $1,445.00 | $1,314.00 | $1,447.00 | $1,319.00 | $1,433.00 | $1,446.00 | $1,456.00 | $1,169.00 | $1,065.00 | $1,079.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,085.00 | $1,072.00 | $1,132.00 | $1,081.00 | $1,190.00 | $1,075.00 | $1,130.00 | $1,075.00 | $1,170.00 | $1,162.00 | $1,235.00 | $1,303.00 | $1,192.00 | $1,317.00 | $1,189.00 | $1,323.00 | $1,210.00 | $1,274.00 | $1,210.00 | $1,328.00 | $1,200.00 | $1,240.00 | $0.00 | $1,170.00 | $1,172.00 | $1,167.00 | $1,236.00 | $1,168.00 | $1,296.00 | $1,219.00 | $1,219.00 | $1,162.00 | $1,290.00 | $1,174.00 | $1,289.00 | $1,437.00 | $1,431.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,289.00 | $1,427.00 | $1,352.00 | $1,292.00 | $1,420.00 | $1,393.00 | $1,001.00 | $1,018.00 | $1,030.00 | $1,140.00 | $1,140.00 | $1,005.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,201.00 | $1,236.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,104.00 | $1,129.00 | $1,126.00 | $1,119.00 | $1,111.00 | $1,082.00 | $1,086.00 | $1,086.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,236.00 | $1,236.00 | $1,236.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,101.00 | $1,090.00 | $1,096.00 | $1,260.00 | $1,260.00 | $1,262.00 | $1,230.00 | $1,243.00 | $1,245.00 | $1,250.00 | $1,272.00 | $1,270.00 | $994.00 | $994.00 | $994.00 | $994.00 | $994.00 | $994.00 | $1,236.00 | $1,236.00 | $1,236.00 | $1,236.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,206.00 | $1,122.00 | $1,254.00 | $1,074.00 | $1,074.00 | $1,074.00 | $1,074.00 | $1,133.00 | $1,127.00 | $1,149.00 | $1,152.00 | $1,288.00 | $1,303.00 | $1,300.00 | $1,304.00 | $1,310.00 | $1,310.00 | $1,310.00 | $1,310.00 | $1,310.00 | $1,310.00 | $1,270.00 | $1,283.00 | $1,298.00 | $1,301.00 | $1,301.00 | $1,312.00 | $1,334.00 | $1,317.00 | $1,317.00 | $1,306.00 | $1,299.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,285.00 | $1,277.00 | $1,278.00 | $1,463.00 | $1,462.00 | $1,433.00 | $1,454.00 | $1,449.00 | $1,451.00 | $1,446.00 | $1,463.00 | $1,490.00 | $1,166.00 | $1,172.00 | $1,154.00 | $1,152.00 | $1,152.00 | $1,180.00 | $1,159.00 | $1,162.00 | $1,169.00 | $1,163.00 | $1,289.00 | $1,289.00 | $1,292.00 | $1,266.00 | $1,272.00 | $1,274.00 | $1,279.00 | $1,289.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,293.00 | $1,488.00 | $1,488.00 | $1,488.00 | $1,488.00 | $1,488.00 | $1,488.00 | $1,488.00 | $1,488.00 | $1,488.00 | $1,162.00 | $1,162.00 | $1,162.00 | $1,162.00 | $1,162.00 | $1,162.00 |
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| Twin Lower Deck | Select Trip | FULL | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | FULL | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | FULL | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | FULL | FULL | 3 Cabins 6 Availability | FULL | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | FULL | 1 Cabins 1 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 3 Cabins 5 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | FULL | 6 Cabins 12 Availability | 5 Cabins 10 Availability | 4 Cabins 7 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 6 Cabins 11 Availability | 5 Cabins 9 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | FULL | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 2 Cabins 3 Availability | 3 Cabins 5 Availability | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 1 Availability | 2 Cabins 3 Availability | 1 Cabins 1 Availability | 3 Cabins 5 Availability | FULL | 5 Cabins 10 Availability | 1 Cabins 1 Availability | FULL | FULL | 5 Cabins 10 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 1 Cabins 1 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 6 Cabins 12 Availability | 6 Cabins 11 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | 4 Cabins 8 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 3 Cabins 6 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 1 Cabins 1 Availability | 3 Cabins 5 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | 2 Cabins 3 Availability | 1 Cabins 2 Availability | FULL | FULL | 4 Cabins 7 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | 5 Cabins 9 Availability | 7 Cabins 14 Availability | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | FULL | 1 Cabins 1 Availability | 2 Cabins 4 Availability | FULL | FULL | 1 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The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
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Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
This tour is accompanied by Sharkproject organization. In addition to diving, there are evening lectures on the biology and senses of sharks, diving with sharks, photography and much more. There is also the possibility to take the SSI SHARK DIVER course (with advance registration) and thus to receive the SHARK DIVER certification.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Rocky Island, St. Johns and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
This tour is accompanied by Sharkproject organization. In addition to diving, there are evening lectures on the biology and senses of sharks, diving with sharks, photography and much more. There is also the possibility to take the SSI SHARK DIVER course (with advance registration) and thus to receive the SHARK DIVER certification.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Rocky Island, St. Johns and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Rocky Island, St. Johns and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Rocky Island, St. Johns and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Rocky Island, St. Johns and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
This tour is accompanied by Sharkproject organization. In addition to diving, there are evening lectures on the biology and senses of sharks, diving with sharks, photography and much more. There is also the possibility to take the SSI SHARK DIVER course (with advance registration) and thus to receive the SHARK DIVER certification.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 255.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 215.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 215.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 215.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 215.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 215.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 215.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 215.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Rocky Island, St. Johns and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/diesel surcharge: 215.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surchage: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 215.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 215.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
This tour is accompanied by Sharkproject organization. In addition to diving, there are evening lectures on the biology and senses of sharks, diving with sharks, photography and much more. There is also the possibility to take the SSI SHARK DIVER course (with advance registration) and thus to receive the SHARK DIVER certification.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 215.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees / diesel surcharge: 280.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
This tour is accompanied by Sharkproject organization. In addition to diving, there are evening lectures on the biology and senses of sharks, diving with sharks, photography and much more. There is also the possibility to take the SSI SHARK DIVER course (with advance registration) and thus to receive the SHARK DIVER certification.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
This tour is accompanied by Sharkproject organization. In addition to diving, there are evening lectures on the biology and senses of sharks, diving with sharks, photography and much more. There is also the possibility to take the SSI SHARK DIVER course (with advance registration) and thus to receive the SHARK DIVER certification.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
This tour is accompanied by Sharkproject organization. In addition to diving, there are evening lectures on the biology and senses of sharks, diving with sharks, photography and much more. There is also the possibility to take the SSI SHARK DIVER course (with advance registration) and thus to receive the SHARK DIVER certification.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
This tour is accompanied by Sharkproject organization. In addition to diving, there are evening lectures on the biology and senses of sharks, diving with sharks, photography and much more. There is also the possibility to take the SSI SHARK DIVER course (with advance registration) and thus to receive the SHARK DIVER certification.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Rocky Island, St. Johns and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Rocky Island, St. Johns and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 195.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 225.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 170.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Rocky Island, St. Johns and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end is in Port Ghalib.
A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. This safari provides you with some of the best diving in the Red Sea offering challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls, and plenty of large fish. In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in-depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caverns. Rays, nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a white tip reef shark or turtle pass by.
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Sha’ab Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef (sha’ab) rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop-offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the ‘Dolphin House’ of Hamata.
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands you’ll find Daedalus Reef, this huge reef is also part of the Marine Park. It’s a large oval reef with a lighthouse and is the furthest offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. The Reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Rocky Island, St. Johns and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Rocky Island, St. Johns and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Best of the Red Sea is exactly what it is called. This tour takes in the best of what the Red Sea has to offer with a collection of some of the best dive sites, including Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island and the Island of Zabargad. World-famous dive sites make up this memorable itinerary as interesting as it is unique…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Elphinstone reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, truly is an awesome reef.
Daedalus Reef: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Zabargad: The island of Zabargad is an amazing dive spot. It is characterized by an enormous mountain reaching out of the water, surrounded by a lagoon and circling reef. There are a couple of wrecks and a great variety of corals and reef fish.
Rocky Island: Rocky Island hosts a fringing reef that circles the entire perimeter of the island, dropping steeply to astonishing depths, although the most interesting features and life are found above 12m. Watch the blue for life but take care as there can be strong currents.
Night diving and snorkeling will only be allowed on some parts of this itinerary as it includes marine parks where this is prohibited.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
Start and end in Port Ghalib; this tour visits reefs between Hurghada and Brother Island, Daedalus and Elphinstone.
Explore three of the finest dive sites in the Red Sea. A great all-round tour for divers with slightly more experience. There is so much to see that you’re spoilt for choice, but don’t forget to keep an eye out in the blue. This safari offers challenging dives, big drop-offs, beautiful coral walls and plenty of large fish. Brother Islands, Daedalus & Elphinstone is a must for all die-hard Red Sea divers!
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Big Brother: A 400-meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meters. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. On every section of this reef, the wall is covered with corals and life.
Little Brother: Boasts a very high concentration of life within a very small area.
Fan coral forests, overhangs, hard and soft corals in a variety of astonishing colors… and of course, there are plenty of fish! With regular sightings of hammerheads, thresher sharks, grey sharks and white tip reef sharks, at the right time of year.
Daedalus: About 180 km south of the Brother Islands, this huge reef is surrounded by a sheer wall and strong currents allowing for fantastic drift diving. The hard corals grow to huge sizes but make sure you also keep an eye on the blue!
Elphinstone Reef: A Red Sea legend. One of the most beautiful reefs, with its north and south plateaus, covered in hard and soft corals and visiting pelagics, this truly is an awesome reef.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 235.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
The MY Blue Seas is an impressive 37m liveaboard sailing to the most impressive diving spots in the Red Sea. Up to 24 guests can be accommodated by the ship in 12 spacious cabins. All rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and individual climate control.
MY Blue Seas interior walls and furnishings are veneered in matching walnut, while floors are refined in maple and teak. The outside area provides 2 spacious partly shaded cushioned sun decks, a large dive platform with a charging station for your torch and camera batteries, equipment rinsing facilities and on deck showers. In the luxury dining area guests can enjoy 3 freshly prepared meals per day along with snacks and bottled soft drinks, mineral water, tea and coffee.
MY Blue Seas cruises all routes in the South taking in the most famed and sought-after itineraries from the Southern reefs down to the marine parks of Brothers, Daedalus, Zabargad & Rocky offering you up to 21 dives per week.
This tour is slightly more challenging, offering big drop-offs overgrown with huge gorgonians and colorful soft corals. On this safari divers will have the opportunity to explore a variety of truly unique dive sites home to some very interesting and…
Upon arrival, you will be led aboard and you will receive your boat briefing whilst your evening meal is being prepared. During dinner, you have the chance to meet your fellow divers for the week and chat about the reefs you’re likely to visit.
The following morning after breakfast MY Blue Seas aims to leave port between 8 am to 9 am, but departure time is in the hands of the coast guard so please allow it an hour either way. On the MY Blue Seas, you dive “Nitrox for free”.
Weekly schedule on MY Blue Seas:
Day 1: 2 to 3 dives
Day 2 to 5: up to 4 dives (No Marine Park)
Day 2 to 5: up to 3 dives (Marine Park)
Day 6: 2 dives
Cave reef is located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles. The beautiful dive site at the Red Sea.
St. John’s Reef: Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! All its dive sites are very close to each other which means that you can easily move from one place to another. It, therefore, adds a lot of variety to your dives: drop-offs, tunnels and stunning hard-coral formations. One of these dives (St. John’s Caves or Umm Kharalim) is truly unique and is a photographer’s heaven with rays of light filtering through into the beautiful tunnels.
St. John’s Reef North: Located one hour north of the main St. John’s area. Have fun finding your way through tunnels and around pinnacles.
Fury Shoal: An immense chain of reefs creating a host of outstanding dive sites including Abu Galawa in the north to Sataya in the south. Have fun exploring caves, tunnels, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs! Abu Galawa is located within Fury Shoal – have fun exploring the wreck of ‘Tug Boat’. The reef also has good coral dives on the west side.
All dives sites are subject to weather conditions and the final route is taken is at the absolute discretion of the captain and dive guides.
Inclusions
Exclusions
- Local fees/fuel: 180.00 EUR
On the eve of departure, the ship will be in the afternoon at the port. The bags are retold from the stowage compartments to pack all personal belongings. Details return retrieved by an employee of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
Of course, we need some time to load our ships to clean and partly carry out minor maintenance. Therefore we ask for your understanding that on arrival the check-in can not be done before 18:00 h and check-out is to take place at 10:00 at the latest. If you check in earlier on the boat, please be understanding if our crew is still busy with the cleaning or packing. We reserve the right to accommodate you as our guests, due to organizational or technical reasons, the last night in a hotel.
The tour guide from Blue Planet Liveaboards will you receive already at the airport with a Blue Planet Liveaboards – sign in his hand. He cares about your visa, which must be pasted into a free page in your passport. After checking the immigration authorities it comes to the baggage carousels. Upon receipt of the luggage of the tour guide leads you to the air-conditioned bus, with which you will be transferred to the dive cruise ship. He also initiated the required reconfirmation of your flight tickets at the end of your holiday. Should the transfer in the evening to start your boat, you have the option of your holiday with sunbathing, swimming or relaxing to begin in Hurghada on the beach. Transfer times: from Airport Hurghada to Port Ghalib for about 3 hours – from airport Marsa Alam to Port Ghalib for about 10 minutes.
The passport data of all safari participants should be at least 1 week before departure to the office of Blue Planet Liveaboards.
The following information is required: name, first name, nationality, passport number, flight number, arrival and departure time, copy of passport. Note that your passport should be valid at least 6 months. Non-compliance, we assume no liability if there are delays at the exit.
We recommend a tip of 40-50 Euro per week per person.
You can pay with dollars, Egyptian pounds, euros, English pounds; on the MY Blue, MY Blue Pearl and MY Blue Seas you can also pay by credit card.
There is only a limited amount of medication on board the ships. Please bring a small pharmacy with you.
In any case, inquire whether the medication is compatible with diving.
As soon as you have arrived at the landing stage, you will be directed on board. On board, the shoes must be removed immediately for the entire stay.
Then you put your diving luggage in your personal diving box and take the rest of the luggage with you into the cabin. The empty luggage will be stored by the crew in appropriate storage spaces until departure.
A towel and a bath towel are available in all cabins, which are changed in the middle of the week. During the colder season there is also a bathrobe. Your tour guide will inform you about the ship, safety, diving and general information during the evening.
Entering the salon or cabins with diving equipment is prohibited, please do not wear wet swimwear in the salon.
Each cabin has portholes. Make sure the portholes are closed while driving. Valuables such as B. Stow computers, cameras or telephones in the closet, so that water ingress does not damage them. There is no corresponding insurance here in Egypt, so no reimbursement can be made.
If you want to sleep on deck, bring a sleeping bag with you. Mattresses from the cabin must not be taken on deck, the mattresses from the sun deck are suitable as a base.
3 meals a day are served in buffet form. Breakfast usually consists of flatbread, toast, pancakes, jam, honey, eggs in different variations, yoghurt, Nescafe and tea.
Chicken, beef or fish are served with the main meals. There is also rice, pasta, potatoes and various vegetables and salads.
For dessert, pudding, cake or fruit are on the menu.
During the liveaboard, Nescafe, tea, mineral water, cola, sprite and juices are always available free of charge. Excl. are alcoholic beverages.
Please do not throw the used toilet paper or other hygiene items into the toilet under any circumstances, but use the containers set up for this purpose, otherwise, the toilets may become blocked. A repair during the safari is usually not possible or is associated with strong pollution or smell. In addition, the toilet paper drifts over the reef and disturbs the diving pleasure.
Please use soap and shower products sparingly, because the wastewater enters the sea untreated. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly products are already on sale.
In addition to conventional equipment, every diver should carry the following equipment and papers with them:
– Dive computer with spare battery
– Safety buoy (SMB)
– Mask, snorkel, fins and diving jacket
– Declaration of health or medical certificate (should not be older than 2 years for people under 40, and not older than 1 year for people over 40)
– Logbook
– Diving certification
– Regulator with alternative air supply
– Diving torch per buddy team for day dives
– Diving accident insurance
– Copy of the passport
– Voucher of the tour operator
– Suit (3mm to 7mm) depending on the season. The water temperatures 24 ° C – 28 ° C from April to October and at 19 ° C – 24 ° C from November to March
On the ship, you coordinate your diving needs with yourself. As an early bird, you have the option of an early morning dive. After breakfast together we head to the famous drop off reefs in the Red Sea and to the reefs that are still real insider tips. In the afternoon, wrecks are just as much a part of the agenda as magical labyrinths, mysterious caves and magnificent underwater gardens. If that’s not enough for you, you can end the day with a leisurely night dive. Supervision on board and under water is provided by professional dive guides. Everyone has many years of know-how in the Red Sea and knows the reefs inside out. Detailed briefings by the tour guide enable you to independently explore the sights of each dive site with your diving partner.
For the underwater national parks (Brother Islands, Daedalus, Rocky Island and Zabargad) 50 logged dives are required in the logbook. Night diving is generally prohibited there. It is also not permitted to enter the islands of Zabargad and Rocky Island.
Equipment: 135 euros per week, lamp: 35 euros per week, computer: 35 euros per week, 15-liter bottle of steel: 30 euros per week. The diving equipment must be registered 1 week before the start of the safari.
Complete replacement equipment is usually on board the ships.
Since it is not possible to procure spare parts during the liveaboard, bring the appropriate spare parts such as Fin strap, O-ring set for the regulator, etc. even with.
In addition to conventional equipment, the following are mandatory for every diver: diving computer or depth gauge and watch, a safety buoy and a diving lamp.
The regulator must be equipped with an alternative air supply.
Diving equipment, diving lamps and diving computers can be borrowed upon advance notification.
These items are not insured, so you are fully liable for loss and damage.
As a Nitrox diver, you can bring your own analyzer. An analyzer is on board. The training for the Nitrox basic license can be completed on board during the holiday. On the ships of Blue Planet Liveaboards, there is NITROX 32 – diving with 15-liter bottles possible. With standard equipment, you can easily dive NITROX 32 (EAN32). If the Nitrox system is not available for technical reasons, there is no entitlement to reimbursement.
Decompression dives are strictly prohibited and the maximum depth is 40 m.
For diving emergencies, there are two 50 litre oxygen bottles with accessories and first aid equipment on board.
We recommend that you take out special insurance that will cover your salvage, pressure chamber costs, hospitalization and home transport in the event of a diving accident or other illness.
Our ships are all equipped with the Nautilus Rescue Radio.
- Length: 37 m.
- Width: 8 m.
- Speed: 12 to 14 knots.
- Engines: 2 x 700 HP Cummins K 19.
- Generators: 2 Generatoren with110 kw.
- Power Supply: 220 Volt.
- Water Supply: 14.000 liter & 2 x Desalination-Plan 5678 liter/day sea recovery scr awc 1500-2.
- Diving: 2 x Bauer Compressor (Mariner 200 liter/min) + NRC Nitrox Membran System (NRC Extrem 7).
- Facilities: 12 x de Luxe double or twin bed cabins with en suite bathroom, salon with air-con, 2 sun decks.
- Guests: 24
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- VAT
- Airport & hotel transfer
- Water, soft drinks, tea & coffee
- All meals
- Snacks
- Diving package
- Dive guide / snorkel guide
- Nitrox
- Towels & toiletries
- WiFi
Includes
Excludes
- National Park fees
- Visa fees
- Dive insurance
- Travel insurance
- Gratuities
- Alcoholic beverages
- Rental gear
- Scuba diving courses
- Snorkel gear
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- Camera & charging station
- TV & entertainment system
- TV in cabins
- Air conditioned rooms
- Sun deck
- Indoor salon
- Snorkeler-friendly
- Hot showers
- Separate rinse for camera
- En-Suite bathrooms
- Free internet
- Snorkeling equipment
- Bar
- Available for charter
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- Free Nitrox
- DIN/INT adaptors
- Freshwater hoses
- Dive deck
- Tenders for diving
- Shaded diving area
- Rebreather-friendly
Rental Equipment
- 15L tanks 30 EUR per week
- BCD 35 EUR per week
- Dive computer 35 EUR per week
- Dive light 35 EUR per week
- Fins 35 EUR per week
- Full equipment 135 EUR per week
- Mask 35 EUR per week
- Nitrox tank included
- Regulator 35 EUR per week
- Snorkel gear 35 EUR per week
- Wetsuit 35 EUR per week
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- Western food
- Local food
- Buffet style
- Beer available
- Snacks all day
- Vegetarian options
- Free soft drinks
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- Radar
- GPS
- Radio VHF/DSC/SSB
- Emergency rafts
- Life vests
- Fire alarm & fire extinguishers
- Oxygen
- First aid kits
- Satellite & mobile phones
- Bilge pump alarm
- Search light
- Crew trained in first aid
- Emergency flares
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- Timezone: UTC+2h
- Local currency: Egyptian Pounds (EGP)
- Language: English, German, Russian
- Electricity: 220v power
- Payment onboard: Cash in EGP, Euro, Dollar, English Pounds or credit card (Mastercard and VISA)
USD
$ 1,162.00
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