Royal Evolution

Tag 1 : Einschiffung (Port Ghaleb)

Tag 2 : Check-Tauchgang in El Shouna, Segeln nach Elphinstone zum Nachmittags- und Nachmittagstauchgang, Nachtsegeln zu den Brothers.

Tag 3 : Tauchen am Großen Bruder am Morgen, am Nachmittag und am Nachmittag.

Tag 4 : Tauchgang am Small Brother am Morgen, in der Mitte des Nachmittags und am Nachmittag, Nachttauchgang zum Deadalus Riff.

Tag 5 : Tauchgang am Deadalus Riff am Morgen, in der Mitte des Nachmittags und am Nachmittag, Nachttauchgang nach Rocky Island.

Tag 6 : Vormittagstauchgang an der Rocky Island, Nachmittagstauchgang an der Zabargad Island, dann Segeln zum St. John Riff für einen Nachmittags- und Nachttauchgang, nachts Segeln zum Fury Shoel.

Tag 7 : Vormittagstauchgang in Shaab Maksur und Nachmittagstauchgang am Claudia Riff. Segeln nach Port Ghaleb.

Tag 8 : Ankunft am frühen Morgen in Port Ghaleb. Ausschiffung

Rocky Island

The sea to the east of Rocky plummets to over 1000m, where large pelagic fish and sharks abound. Hammerheads lurk at around 60m, sometimes shooting for the surface to give divers a mental jolt before disappearing into the deep. Diving here is about finding a good position, then lying in wait. Oceanic whitetips are a common sight as they cruise the waters of this exposed corner along with large shoals, of barracuda, tuna and jacks. Deep canyons chiselled into the drop-offs are covered in some of the most beautiful gorgonians and soft corals seen anywhere in the Red Sea.

Zu den Höhepunkten gehören:

Carnatic

Dieses P&O-Passagier- und Postschiff ist von Geheimnissen umhüllt. Es wurde 1869 versenkt, und nur ein Bruchteil des Goldes, das es an Bord hatte, konnte geborgen werden. Die Qualität des Lichts und der Reichtum an Schwamm- und Tischkorallen machen sie zu einem beliebten Objekt für Unterwasserfotografen.

Thistlegorm

Dieses Wrack ist bei Tauchern aus aller Welt sehr beliebt, auch wenn einige sie als Kriegsgrab betrachten. Die Thistlegorm war ein Frachtschiff der Armee des Zweiten Weltkriegs, das zur Versorgung der britischen 8. Sie war bis zum Rand mit Maschinen und Munition beladen, als ein deutscher Bomber sie am 6. Oktober 1941 versenkte. 

Abu Nuhas

Aus dem Arabischen übersetzt bedeutet Nuhas Messing - ein Name, der dem Riff von den örtlichen Fischern gegeben wurde, nachdem es ein Schiff mit einer Ladung Messing gefangen hatte.

With warm, crystal clear waters and amazing sights to be seen including caves, coral reefs and beautiful tropical fish, there is a whole underwater world just waiting to be explored when we go to St. John

Actually, St John’s has fabulous diving. Stunning coral plus large shoals of fish, turtles, dolphins and sharks. It’s a collection of small reefs in the far south of Egypt covering around 290 km2.

The highlights of diving the Red Sea’s Deep South include some terrific coral walls and gardens, including a mix of both soft and hard coral formations, plenty of tunnels and caves, and great visibility. Probably the best in the Red Sea

Reef & fish life is still untouched and the deep walls and currents at some of the dive sites attract grey reef, hammerhead, Oceanic & sometimes thresher sharks, as well as other predator fish such as barracuda and jacks.

DAY 1 : Hurghada (Embarkation). 
DAY 2 : Sailing to RAS DISHA for 1st dive (check dive), then sailing to MIDDLE REEF for afternoon dive. Sailing at night to THE BROTHERS. 
DAY 3 : Dive at THE BROTHERS morning , mid-afternoon & afternoon. 
DAY 4 : Dive at THE BROTHERS morning , mid-afternoon & afternoon. Sailing overnight to DAEDELUS REEF. 
DAY 5 : Dive at DAEDELUS REEF morning , mid-afternoon & afternoon. Sailing overnight to ELPHINESTONE REEF. 
DAY 6 : Dive at ELPHINESTONE REEF morning, mid-afternoon & afternoon. Sailing at night and overnight to Hurghada 
DAY 7 : Dive Giftun & Abu Ramada - Hurghada (Disembarkation).

Elphinstone

As you slowly ascend to your stops, observe the large silvertips along the plateau. The northern plateau is the perfect place to see hammerheads usually in only 25m of water! As you drift back along the wall, you are bound to see a turtle, or another large silvertip speeding after its prey, while the more timid creatures take refuge in the crevices of the reef itself.

Little Brother
This island offers some spectacular coral diving, with the most colourful soft corals and delicate gorgonian forests at around 30m. As you turn your head away from the drop-off, you are bound to see sharks gliding into the deep. The brothers attract several species of sharks, including hammer-heads, silver tips, oceanic whitetips and even tiger sharks. 

Big Brother
A huge Freighter lies on the northern plateaux of Big Brother with the stern wedged in to the island at a depth of 80m. This wreck is adorned with spectacular soft coral dancing in strong currents. This dive is only for the experienced. The Aida II is a supply ship that hit the reef circa 1957. The stern section only remains and lies between 30 to 70 m. its structure is heavily colonised with soft and hard coral encrustation. This makes an interesting dive not only for the wreck but also the large pelagic fish and schools of barracuda that glide around it.