The 43.5m Red Sea Aggressor IV brings a touch of American hospitality to the Red Sea, a destination long considered a favourite among European scuba divers. You can join 7 night diving safaris on this large liveaboard out of Egypt's Port Ghalib, taking in the best of the Red Sea's southern dive sites.
Up to 26 guests can be accommodated on Red Sea Aggressor IV in 11 double or twin share ensuite staterooms. Each cabin has a 32-inch flatscreen TV with a selection of 400 movies, TV shows and documentaries. Guests are also able to plug their computers into the TV to view and edit their underwater photos and videos.
Socialising takes place in the lounge on the upper deck, or the large and comfortable saloon on the lower deck,. This comes complete with TV, DVD, music system and computer. Connectivity is limited to email via satellite phone. Guests often like to hang out here to watch movies, play games, or read books and magazines. Alternatively you can chill out in the loungers or 2 hot tubs on the partially covered sundeck, or enjoy an end of day drink in the cocktail bar with ever-changing views of the southern Red Sea.
Nitrox is available for purchase so you can extend those bottom times on the finest Red Sea dive sites. Photographers will appreciate the photo and video center, and the dive deck's camera table and camera rinse tank. All dives are done from the 3 motorised tenders that accompany the liveaboard yacht. So if you fancy experiencing the best diving of the southern Red Sea with all the comfort and service of the worldwide Aggressor dive safari fleet then let us know and you could soon be stepping on board the Red Sea Aggressor IV.
There are 13 staterooms on this Egyptian liveaboard: 10 Deluxe staterooms (10 sqm) with 2 twin beds side by side - 8 on the main deck and 2 on the lower deck, and 3 Master staterooms (13 sqm) with queen bed (2 in the bow on the main deck, 1 on the upper deck). All the staterooms have en-suite bathrooms.
All the cabins have:
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Portholes on the lower deck, windows on the main and upper decks
- Flatscreen TV and DVD player in cabin
- Private bathroom with toilet and hot water shower
- Hand basin, towels, toiletries and hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Cabinet, mirror and reading lights
- Mini-fridge
- Mains outlet 220 volts (US standard 2 pin sockets) - 24 hours per day
- Bedding
- Life jackets
- Smoke detector & fire extinguisher
No. of bathrooms / showers - 16 / 15 - hot water
Daedalus Reef & St. John's (8 Days / 7 Nights - 23 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Daedalus Reef, St. John's Reefs and Fury Shoals: Sataya, Shaab Marsa Alam, Shaab Claudio, Shaab Maksour, Sataya, Malahi, Ras Banas, Elphinstone, Marsa Mubarak, Marsa Shona
Day 1
If you arrive at Marsa Alam Airport on the start date you will be met there and transferred to the boat at Port Ghalib harbour. You can board the liveaboard in the afternoon, settle into your cabin and assemble your equipment. There will be a boat briefing when all guests are on board on the first day. Dinner is served in the evening and the boat will remain in the harbour on the first night departing in the morning of the second day.
Days 2-7
Start the day with a breakfast of cereals, juice, fresh fruits and hot entrees. The 1st dive follows soon after breakfast, followed by a snack and then the 2nd dive. A buffet style lunch gives you a chance to chat about your morning encounters which may include big-eye trevally, schools of barracuda and of course sharks. You might even snorkel with dolphins.
Soups, salads and pasta or rice dishes are common lunch items. The menu provides a mix of local Egyptian and international cuisine, all enjoyed in the air-conditioned restaurant on the upper deck. After some downtime after lunch, it will soon be time for the 3rd dive of the day. Daedalus Reef is famed for exhilarating encounters with grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, hammerheads and oceanic whitetips.
On St John's Reef dive cruises there will follow a 4th and, on some days, a 5th dive (night dive), so snacks will keep the hunger away before dinner. The Red Sea dive sites are varied and can involve a coral lagoon, exposed reefs and wall dives, caverns and tunnels, and great sheltered bays for night diving. During dinner you can sample local dishes like babaganoush, foul beans and hummus, and wash it down with a glass of wine or beer, if your diving is finished for the day. You can even arrange a massage with the on-board masseuse to rub any aches away.
The final evening involves a cocktail party and a meal in an onshore restaurant to reminisce about the highlights of your Red Sea liveaboard diving safari.
Day 8
You will wake up after a calm night in the harbour to enjoy breakfast. The crew will then transfer you to Marsa Alam Airport in time for your flight.
Brothers, Daedalus & Elphinstone (8 Days / 7 Nights - 20 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, manta rays, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Big Brother, Little Brother, Daedalus Reef, Elphinstone, Marsa Mubarak, Marsa Shoona, Shaab Marsa Alam, Ras Torombi
Day 1
If you arrive at Marsa Alam airport on the start date you will be met there and transferred to the boat at Port Ghalib harbour. You can board the Red Sea Aggressor liveaboard in the afternoon, settle into your cabin and assemble your equipment. There will be a boat briefing when all guests are on board on the first day. Dinner is served in the evening and the boat will remain in the harbour on the first night, departing in the morning of the second day.
Days 2-7
Start the day with a breakfast of cereal, juice, fresh fruits and hot entrees. The 1st dive follows soon after breakfast, followed by a snack and then the 2nd dive. A buffet style lunch gives you a chance to chat about your morning encounters which may include manta rays, shark action and other big pelagics cruising along a vibrant, colourful wall.
Soups, salads and pasta or rice dishes are common lunch items. The menu provides a mix of local and international cuisine, all enjoyed in the air-conditioned restaurant on the upper deck. After some downtime after lunch, it will soon be time for the 3rd and then 4th dives before dinner.
Whether you are experiencing wrecks or wall dives, you will see both the small and colourful, and the big and meaty! One night dive is offered in this itinerary, since there is no night diving allowed at the Brothers or Daedalus Reef. Normally dinner means the end of the day's diving so as you sample local dishes like babaganoush, foul beans and hummus, you can wash it down with a glass of wine or beer.
The final evening involves a cocktail party and a meal in an onshore restaurant to reminisce about the highlights of your Red Sea liveaboard diving safari.
Day 8
You will wake up after a calm night in the harbour having returned to the harbour on the previous afternoon, which included 2 dives that day. The crew will transfer you to Marsa Alam airport in time for your flight.
Daedalus Reef & St. John's (8 Days / 7 Nights - 22 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Daedalus Reef, St. John's Reefs and Fury Shoals: Sataya, Shaab Marsa Alam, Shaab Claudio, Shaab Maksour, Sataya, Malahi, Ras Banas, Elphinstone, Marsa Mubarak, Marsa Shona
Day 1
If you arrive at Marsa Alam Airport on the start date you will be met there and transferred to the boat at Port Ghalib harbour. You can board the liveaboard in the afternoon, settle into your cabin and assemble your equipment. There will be a boat briefing when all guests are on board on the first day. Dinner is served in the evening and the boat will remain in the harbour on the first night departing in the morning of the second day.
Days 2-7
Start the day with a breakfast of cereals, juice, fresh fruits and hot entrees. The 1st dive follows soon after breakfast, followed by a snack and then the 2nd dive. A buffet style lunch gives you a chance to chat about your morning encounters which may include big-eye trevally, schools of barracuda and of course sharks. You might even snorkel with dolphins.
Soups, salads and pasta or rice dishes are common lunch items. The menu provides a mix of local Egyptian and international cuisine, all enjoyed in the air-conditioned restaurant on the upper deck. After some downtime after lunch, it will soon be time for the 3rd dive of the day. Daedalus Reef is famed for exhilarating encounters with grey reef sharks, thresher sharks, hammerheads and oceanic whitetips.
On St John's Reef dive cruises there will follow a 4th and, on some days, a 5th dive (night dive), so snacks will keep the hunger away before dinner. The Red Sea dive sites are varied and can involve a coral lagoon, exposed reefs and wall dives, caverns and tunnels, and great sheltered bays for night diving. During dinner you can sample local dishes like babaganoush, foul beans and hummus, and wash it down with a glass of wine or beer, if your diving is finished for the day. You can even arrange a massage with the on-board masseuse to rub any aches away.
The final evening involves a cocktail party and a meal in an onshore restaurant to reminisce about the highlights of your Red Sea liveaboard diving safari.
Day 8
You will wake up after a calm night in the harbour to enjoy breakfast. The crew will then transfer you to Marsa Alam Airport in time for your flight.
[Information is best estimate in ideal circumstances and subject to changes beyond our control. The itinerary is a guide only and may be adapted to best suit the weather, tides, currents, availability and other prevailing events. Price is for the cruise, not for an exact number of dives].