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Strait of Tiran & North

9.1 . 98 reviews . 7 nights. Egypt - Red Sea

7 nights in Egypt - Red Sea, aboard Blue Horizon

26 guests . 13 (twin/double) spaces . 41m vessel . Nitrox available

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Trusted vesselRated 9.1 out of 10 by 98 past guests.
Up to 4 dives dailyAcross the Egypt - Red Sea on a 7-night route.
Suited to certified diversPADI Open Water or equivalent - minimum 10 logged dives (minimum of 20 logged dives for Thistlegorm).

About this itinerary

The Strait of Tiran and North liveaboard itinerary offers divers some of the most iconic wrecks and reefs the northern Red Sea has to offer. Diving areas include the SS Thistlegorm wreck, and Ras Mohammed Mational Park, and the healthy coral reefs of Tiran. Located at the entrance to the Gulf of Aqaba, the Tiran diving area comprises four main reefs that form the top of an underwater bridge. These reefs, named after British cartographers (Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas, Gordon), are world famous for their extraordinary diversity of corals and strong south westerly currents which make them home to many large pelagics.

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What's included

Return shared transfers between the local airport and the liveaboard on embarkation and disembarkation days
Full board accommodation (based on shared occupancy)
Tea, coffee, fruit juice, soft drinks and water
Up to 4 dives daily
12 litre cylinder with air fills
Weights

Obligatory surcharges

Governmental Reef Tax (per person): US$ 200
Goods & Services Tax: applies to extras paid on board

Not included

Flights
Additional or private transfers
Equipment rental
Nitrox
On board merchandise
Alcoholic drinks
Soda/Tonic water
Crew and dive guide gratuities

Where you'll dive

Gota Abu RamadaGota Abu Ramada is a shallow,
Abu NuhasAlso known as the ‘Ship’s Graveyard’,
Ras Mohamed - Shark & Yolanda ReefsThis world-renowned dive site is situated
Strait of TiranOnly accessible by boat, this dive
Jackson ReefThe most northerly of the four
Woodhouse ReefThe longest reef of the four
Thomas ReefThe smallest reef in the strait,
Gordon ReefThe most southerly reef of the
Sha'ab Mahmoud - Small CrackThis is a small split in
SS ThistlegormProbably the most famous of the
Gubal Islands‘Bluff Point’, at the gate of
Sha’ab El ErgFamous for its dolphin sightings (therefore
Siyul KebirThis island is surrounded by a

The itinerary above is an example only and is subject to change at the time of sailing depending on local regulations and restrictions, guests’ experience, weather conditions and logistics and is at the Captain’s discretion. Adverse weather and sea conditions can affect this route which includes several overnight sailings.

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10.0Exceptional

The company are very well organised and supportive. Lots of lovely guests and new friends made.

John W 18 Oct 2024
9.2Superb

Quiet calm diving, meeting with sharks. Cheerful crew and cheerful guests of the ship.

Arturs D 29 Apr 2025
8.0Very

The crew was professional, friendly, and always ready to assist, making the entire trip smooth and enjoyable.

Yi L

Things to know

Certification

  • PADI Open Water or equivalent - minimum 10 logged dives (minimum of 20 logged dives for Thistlegorm)
  • Dive computer and DSMB recommended

What to bring

  • Exposure suit suited to the season
  • Own BCD, regulator, mask and fins, or pre-book rentals
  • Tanks and weights provided on board

Fees and taxes

  • Governmental Reef Tax (per person): US$ 200
  • Goods & Services Tax: applies to extras paid on board
$1,400 per space
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Departure5 December 2026
Duration7 nights
FromHurghada
Availability0 spaces left
$200 x 7 nights$1,400
From, per space$1,400

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Strait of Tiran & North - 5 Dec 2026 - Blue Horizon

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Strait of Tiran & North

Blue Horizon
8 Days / 7 Nights
Departure
5 December 2026
Starts in Hurghada
Arrival
5 December 2026
from
$1,400 / person
0 spaces left
verified Experience PADI Open Water or equivalent - minimum 10 logged dives (minimum of 20 logged dives for Thistlegorm)

Overview

Trip type
Diving cruise
Group Size
Up to 26 guests
Country
Egypt - Red Sea
Duration
8 Days / 7 Nights
Dives
Up to 4 dives daily

Highlights

Wreck Diving Breath-taking drop-offs Thriving reefs and corals Currents Dolphins

Dive Sites

Gota Abu Ramada
Gota Abu Ramada is a shallow, oval-shaped reef, close to Hurghada, that slopes steeply from the surface to a sandy bottom at around 15 metres. Also kn...
Abu Nuhas
Also known as the ‘Ship’s Graveyard’, Abu Nuhas is positioned dangerously close to the busy shipping lanes of the Gulf of Suez and has claimed m...
Ras Mohamed - Shark & Yolanda Reefs
This world-renowned dive site is situated at the tip of the Sinai Peninsula. Two small ergs are joined by a vertical wall dropping into the abyss. At...
Strait of Tiran
Only accessible by boat, this dive area is situated at the entrance to the Gulf of Aqaba and is made up of four main reefs that form the top of an und...
Jackson Reef
The most northerly of the four reefs, on its northern shore, the wreck of Lara, a cargo ship, breaks the surface, serving as a stark warning to ships...
Woodhouse Reef
The longest reef of the four in the Strait of Tiran, Woodhouse is usually dived as a drift on the east side going south to north. The southern part of...
+ 7 more dive sites
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The Strait of Tiran and North liveaboard itinerary offers divers some of the most iconic wrecks and reefs the northern Red Sea has to offer. Diving areas include the SS Thistlegorm wreck, and Ras Mohammed Mational Park, and the healthy coral reefs of Tiran. Located at the entrance to the Gulf of Aqaba, the Tiran diving area comprises four main reefs that form the top of an underwater bridge. These reefs, named after British cartographers (Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas, Gordon), are world famous for their extraordinary diversity of corals and strong south westerly currents which make them home to many large pelagics.

$1,400

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