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Arrival to Cairo airport, our representative will assist you through passport control formalities, luggage identification & portage will greet you. From the airport you will be transferred by a private A/C car to your hotel Overnight in Cairo.

Breakfast and transfer to Cairo airport, to take your flight to Sharm ElSheikh. Arrival, meet and assist by our representatives, transfer to the boat.

3rd day to 6th day On board of the boat Your diving trip starts from Sharm El Sheikh. Your trip will start with Tiran Island which is among the finest diving sites in the Red Sea. It lies at the mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba. There are four main coral reefs in this region; Jackson Reef, Woodhouse Reef, Thomas Reef and Gordon Reef. All named after the English officers who drew the first marine map of this region. This area is full of infinite number of corals, reef and pelagic. Then we move to Thomas Reef; this part requires drift diving. It has no mooring points and it is characterized with many caves and crevices Followed by the Wood House Reef that is located between Thomas Reef and Jackson Reef is narrow and long. The site requires a drift dive and good weather to enjoy the dive. The water in this area is clear and offers beautiful sights of sea turtles, jackfish and many corals; moreover, it is one of the best sight to observe sharks. Our next point is Jakson Reef that is located in the northernmost reef in Tiran and is known for its wrecks. Kormoran; for instance, a German ship which sank in 1984, is about 80 meters long and easily reached by scuba divers. Turtles and sharks could be observed. This area is also suitable for snorkeling. Then Gordon Reef the diving in this spot is safe as there is fixed mooring sheltered from the wind. This site is known for the wreck of the Lovilla (or Lullia) which sank in 1981. It is a good place for snorkeling. Reaching to Ras Um Seid; diving in this place is easy and pleasant as it is sheltered from the waves and also for having strong currents. It is also characteristic of a splendid gorgonian forest, rich in reef fauna .Ras Um Seid is located in the south of Naema bay. Moving to Ras Mohamed where you find a famous diving spot -Yolanda Reef & Shark Reef- It is known for its very beautiful and extraordinary marine environment. It is a very vast area for diving. Then moving to our next diving spot Dun raven it is a wreck diving that is considered as a great experience to explore the wreck of Dun raven. After this we reach to Thistlegorm: Wreck diving on Thislegorm was absolutely great and well worth the boat ride from Sharm el Sheikh which lasted from dawn (5:00) till dusk (18:00). The Thistlegorm was sunk by a German bomber on October 6th 1941. She lies on a sand plain at a depth of 17-30 m and has a length of 126 m. We had perfect visibility (30 m) and it was amazing to see so much of the wreck from the moment we hit water. At last your boat will return back again to Sharm El Sheikh.

3rd day to 6th day On board of the boat Your diving trip starts from Sharm El Sheikh. Your trip will start with Tiran Island which is among the finest diving sites in the Red Sea. It lies at the mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba. There are four main coral reefs in this region; Jackson Reef, Woodhouse Reef, Thomas Reef and Gordon Reef. All named after the English officers who drew the first marine map of this region. This area is full of infinite number of corals, reef and pelagic. Then we move to Thomas Reef; this part requires drift diving. It has no mooring points and it is characterized with many caves and crevices Followed by the Wood House Reef that is located between Thomas Reef and Jackson Reef is narrow and long. The site requires a drift dive and good weather to enjoy the dive. The water in this area is clear and offers beautiful sights of sea turtles, jackfish and many corals; moreover, it is one of the best sight to observe sharks. Our next point is Jakson Reef that is located in the northernmost reef in Tiran and is known for its wrecks. Kormoran; for instance, a German ship which sank in 1984, is about 80 meters long and easily reached by scuba divers. Turtles and sharks could be observed. This area is also suitable for snorkeling. Then Gordon Reef the diving in this spot is safe as there is fixed mooring sheltered from the wind. This site is known for the wreck of the Lovilla (or Lullia) which sank in 1981. It is a good place for snorkeling. Reaching to Ras Um Seid; diving in this place is easy and pleasant as it is sheltered from the waves and also for having strong currents. It is also characteristic of a splendid gorgonian forest, rich in reef fauna .Ras Um Seid is located in the south of Naema bay. Moving to Ras Mohamed where you find a famous diving spot -Yolanda Reef & Shark Reef- It is known for its very beautiful and extraordinary marine environment. It is a very vast area for diving. Then moving to our next diving spot Dun raven it is a wreck diving that is considered as a great experience to explore the wreck of Dun raven. After this we reach to Thistlegorm: Wreck diving on Thislegorm was absolutely great and well worth the boat ride from Sharm el Sheikh which lasted from dawn (5:00) till dusk (18:00). The Thistlegorm was sunk by a German bomber on October 6th 1941. She lies on a sand plain at a depth of 17-30 m and has a length of 126 m. We had perfect visibility (30 m) and it was amazing to see so much of the wreck from the moment we hit water. At last your boat will return back again to Sharm El Sheikh.

3rd day to 6th day On board of the boat Your diving trip starts from Sharm El Sheikh. Your trip will start with Tiran Island which is among the finest diving sites in the Red Sea. It lies at the mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba. There are four main coral reefs in this region; Jackson Reef, Woodhouse Reef, Thomas Reef and Gordon Reef. All named after the English officers who drew the first marine map of this region. This area is full of infinite number of corals, reef and pelagic. Then we move to Thomas Reef; this part requires drift diving. It has no mooring points and it is characterized with many caves and crevices Followed by the Wood House Reef that is located between Thomas Reef and Jackson Reef is narrow and long. The site requires a drift dive and good weather to enjoy the dive. The water in this area is clear and offers beautiful sights of sea turtles, jackfish and many corals; moreover, it is one of the best sight to observe sharks. Our next point is Jakson Reef that is located in the northernmost reef in Tiran and is known for its wrecks. Kormoran; for instance, a German ship which sank in 1984, is about 80 meters long and easily reached by scuba divers. Turtles and sharks could be observed. This area is also suitable for snorkeling. Then Gordon Reef the diving in this spot is safe as there is fixed mooring sheltered from the wind. This site is known for the wreck of the Lovilla (or Lullia) which sank in 1981. It is a good place for snorkeling. Reaching to Ras Um Seid; diving in this place is easy and pleasant as it is sheltered from the waves and also for having strong currents. It is also characteristic of a splendid gorgonian forest, rich in reef fauna .Ras Um Seid is located in the south of Naema bay. Moving to Ras Mohamed where you find a famous diving spot -Yolanda Reef & Shark Reef- It is known for its very beautiful and extraordinary marine environment. It is a very vast area for diving. Then moving to our next diving spot Dun raven it is a wreck diving that is considered as a great experience to explore the wreck of Dun raven. After this we reach to Thistlegorm: Wreck diving on Thislegorm was absolutely great and well worth the boat ride from Sharm el Sheikh which lasted from dawn (5:00) till dusk (18:00). The Thistlegorm was sunk by a German bomber on October 6th 1941. She lies on a sand plain at a depth of 17-30 m and has a length of 126 m. We had perfect visibility (30 m) and it was amazing to see so much of the wreck from the moment we hit water. At last your boat will return back again to Sharm El Sheikh.

3rd day to 6th day On board of the boat Your diving trip starts from Sharm El Sheikh. Your trip will start with Tiran Island which is among the finest diving sites in the Red Sea. It lies at the mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba. There are four main coral reefs in this region; Jackson Reef, Woodhouse Reef, Thomas Reef and Gordon Reef. All named after the English officers who drew the first marine map of this region. This area is full of infinite number of corals, reef and pelagic. Then we move to Thomas Reef; this part requires drift diving. It has no mooring points and it is characterized with many caves and crevices Followed by the Wood House Reef that is located between Thomas Reef and Jackson Reef is narrow and long. The site requires a drift dive and good weather to enjoy the dive. The water in this area is clear and offers beautiful sights of sea turtles, jackfish and many corals; moreover, it is one of the best sight to observe sharks. Our next point is Jakson Reef that is located in the northernmost reef in Tiran and is known for its wrecks. Kormoran; for instance, a German ship which sank in 1984, is about 80 meters long and easily reached by scuba divers. Turtles and sharks could be observed. This area is also suitable for snorkeling. Then Gordon Reef the diving in this spot is safe as there is fixed mooring sheltered from the wind. This site is known for the wreck of the Lovilla (or Lullia) which sank in 1981. It is a good place for snorkeling. Reaching to Ras Um Seid; diving in this place is easy and pleasant as it is sheltered from the waves and also for having strong currents. It is also characteristic of a splendid gorgonian forest, rich in reef fauna .Ras Um Seid is located in the south of Naema bay. Moving to Ras Mohamed where you find a famous diving spot -Yolanda Reef & Shark Reef- It is known for its very beautiful and extraordinary marine environment. It is a very vast area for diving. Then moving to our next diving spot Dun raven it is a wreck diving that is considered as a great experience to explore the wreck of Dun raven. After this we reach to Thistlegorm: Wreck diving on Thislegorm was absolutely great and well worth the boat ride from Sharm el Sheikh which lasted from dawn (5:00) till dusk (18:00). The Thistlegorm was sunk by a German bomber on October 6th 1941. She lies on a sand plain at a depth of 17-30 m and has a length of 126 m. We had perfect visibility (30 m) and it was amazing to see so much of the wreck from the moment we hit water. At last your boat will return back again to Sharm El Sheikh.

Check out. Transfer to Sharm EL Sheikh Airport to take your flight to Cairo. Arrival, meet and assist by our representatives. Transfer to your hotel. Overnight stay in Cairo.

Breakfast at the hotel our representative will transfer you to the airport and assist you at the airport through final departure formalities.

- 2 nights in hotel accommodation in Cairo (based on bed & breakfast). - 5 full days (daily diving + accommodation) on boat board full board. Included in the price of the safari diving is:- - 2 dives per day and 1 night dive per day. - 3 meals per day plus refreshments. - Air conditioning. - Audio and visual entertainment systems. - Bedding. - Dive Masters/Instructors & boat crew. - Tanks and weight belts. - First Aid and oxygen equipment. - Upon arrival back to the harbour after the safari, clients will    be transferred to the Airport or Hotel depending on the    individuals program. -5 Nights on board of a fully equipped boat and on full board     basis. - Dive master. - The service of meet and assist at all your destinations. - Multilingual expert guide. - Our prices include all taxes and services. - All Transfers in Cairo and Sharm El Sheikh.

- Visa Entry for Egypt. - Personal items. - Tipping. - Any other items not mentioned. - Air tickets from Cairo/Sharm El-Sheikh/Cairo