Red Sea Grand Tour Liveaboard
Egypt · 3 stops · Advanced
A classic Red Sea liveaboard journey linking Ras Mohammed's dramatic walls, the legendary SS Thistlegorm wreck, and the dolphin-rich southern reefs of Marsa Alam. Immerse in 30m visibility, huge gorgonians, and seasonal hammerheads. Ideal for divers who want wrecks, reefs, and big pelagics on one itinerary.
Route at a glance
This is a 10-day Advanced route through Egypt, best travelled Mar-Oct. It strings together 3 destinations — typically a liveaboard, a regional circuit, or a mix of islands and reefs — so you can plan around a single trip rather than booking each site separately.
This is an advanced itinerary: expect strong currents, deeper profiles or technical considerations, so it is aimed at experienced divers happy with challenging conditions.
Why this route
- Penetrate the WWII SS Thistlegorm's trucks and locomotives
- Drift the sheer walls of Ras Mohammed National Park
- Swim with dolphins at Marsa Alam's Dolphin House
Stops
Route details
Ras Mohammed National Park
Wall-and-reef diving with visibility up to 30 m, 4 standout species — a great fit for most divers.. Ras Mohammed National Park sits in the Red Sea off Egypt, a wall and reef system where dives drop from shallow tops into deeper water. Dives run to 40 m with around 30 m visibility, moderate currents and sea temperatures of 21–28°C. Marine highlights include reef sharks, turtles, huge gorgonians and tuna. Best season is Mar–Oct, typically reached by boat. A good choice for divers with some experience. Open Water certification is sufficient for most sites here. With dives to 40 m, comfort at depth is recommended.
SS Thistlegorm
Wreck diving with visibility up to 25 m, 4 standout species, liveaboard access — a strong choice for experienced divers.. SS Thistlegorm lies in the Red Sea off Egypt and is centred on wreck dives, turning sunken vessels into reef-like habitat. Dives run to 32 m with around 25 m visibility, gentle currents and sea temperatures of 21–28°C. Marine highlights include WWII munitions ship, trucks, locomotives and fish. Best season is Mar–Oct, typically reached by boat and liveaboard. Built for experienced divers. An Advanced Open Water certification is recommended.
Marsa Alam
Wall-and-reef diving with visibility up to 30 m, 4 standout species — a strong choice for experienced divers.. Marsa Alam sits in the Red Sea off Egypt, a wall and reef system where dives drop from shallow tops into deeper water. Dives run to 40 m with around 30 m visibility, moderate currents and sea temperatures of 22–28°C. Marine highlights include dolphins, dugong, turtles and hammerheads (seasonal). Best season is Mar–Oct, typically reached by boat. Built for experienced divers. An Advanced Open Water certification is recommended. With dives to 40 m, comfort at depth is recommended.