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Great Island Cruise

Egypt · 10 nights
Diving in Egypt — Red Sea

The “Great Island Cruise” liveaboard safari visits the most beautiful dive sites of the Red Sea. The route from Marsa Galib (250 km south of Hurghada) covers Brothers, Daedalus, Rocky, Zabargad, St. Johns, Fury Shoals, and Elphinstone.

Brothers — two islands with sheer walls covered in soft corals and entire forests of gorgonians. On Big Brother lie the sunken Egyptian cargo ships Aida II and Numidia. Daedalus — the most remote offshore reef in the Egyptian Red Sea. Encounters with hammerhead sharks, mantas, and thresher sharks.

Rocky Island and Zabargad — remote islands with vertical walls and pristine reefs. St. Johns — a reef system near the Sudanese border. Fury Shoals — sheltered reefs with tunnels and dolphins. Elphinstone — soft corals and oceanic whitetip sharks. The route requires a minimum of 50 logged dives.

What You'll See

Brothers — gorgonians, sharks, and wrecks
Daedalus — Egypt's most remote reef
Rocky and Zabargad — pristine islands
St. Johns — reefs near the Sudanese border
All major Egyptian dive sites in one trip

Conditions

Season

March — November

Visibility

20–40 meters

Water Temperature

24–28°C

Level

Advanced Open Water

Duration

10 nights

Min. Dives

50

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Best Season

March–May and September–November (optimal temperature and visibility)

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Visa

E-visa or visa on arrival for Russian citizens

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How to Get There

Direct flights from Moscow to Hurghada (4.5 hours) and Sharm el-Sheikh (5 hours).

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Climate

Subtropical desert, 25–35°C in summer, 15–25°C in winter

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Currency

Egyptian pound (EGP), USD widely accepted

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Time Zone

UTC+2

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