Altair

Embark on the most comprehensive Northern Red Sea liveaboard cruise ever offered.

An unprecedented duration — 9 to 10 days at sea — offering experiences that traditional 7-day cruises simply cannot provide: the time to venture far north and stay longer to explore, discovering the shipwrecks of the Gulf of Suez as well as the wonders of the Gulf of Aqaba, with the flexibility to adapt the itinerary to the weather conditions day by day, in consultation with the captain.

Plan A — Gulf of Suez, west of Sinai (weather permitting)

Start with the classics: Abu Nuhas and the Carnatic, the Thistlegorm, and the Rosalie Moller. Then head further north into the Gulf, exploring lesser-known and rarely visited wrecks — the Turkia, the Domiat, and the Cape Clear — before heading south again via Gubal and Ras Mohammed.

Exclusive dives on wrecks far from the crowds.

Plan B — Gulf of Aqaba, east of Sinai (alternative itinerary in case of unfavorable weather)

Head east after exploring the Strait of Tiran and its wrecks: the Cormoran, resting with its bow pointing downward; the Million Hope, the largest wreck in the region; and the Lara, a site for technical divers.

Then continue north up the Gulf to Dahab: the Blue Hole and its coral wall, the area's canyons, and some of the most spectacular drop-offs in the Red Sea.

The final decision is made on board, based on daily weather monitoring — ensuring you dive the best sites in the best possible conditions.