Gebel Elba National Park – Welcome to the region at the border with Sudan.

A truly diverse route is offered by the Fury Shoals and Wadi El Gemal. This trip is not only ideal for fans of macro diving and night dives, but also makes photographers’ hearts beat faster—especially in one of the many stunning canyons.

North of Hurghada, the Red Sea resembles a shipwreck graveyard. Here, the sea divides into two gulfs: the Gulf of Aqaba and the Gulf of Suez. The Suez Canal is still considered one of the busiest trade routes today. Due to the numerous offshore islands and reefs, many ships have run into trouble at sea, and today they offer divers a veritable treasure trove of shipwrecks.

Brother Islands – The “Brothers” are among the top 5 diving spots in the Red Sea. The islands, which are about one kilometer apart, are actually mountain peaks formed by volcanic activity.

The “Brothers” are among the top 5 diving spots in the Red Sea. The two islands are about a kilometer apart and are actually mountain peaks formed by volcanic activity. The Big Brother is located to the north, and the Little Brother is further south.

This tour offers the very best the Red Sea has to offer. From dramatic drop-offs to big game and macro life, to canyons and shipwrecks—there’s truly something for everyone here.