Red Sea Liveaboard

Based in Hurghada, Egypt

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Redefine the way you dive

At Red Sea Explorers we offer an unbeatable liveaboard experience with diving opportunities all over the Red Sea. Our routes stretch from Sinai to the Sudan and encompass all that's in between.

With such diverse dive sites on our itineraries, we cater for recreational diving of all levels as well as technical diving. With a keen interest in technical diving operations, we encourage and support research and exploration projects onboard.

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MV Tala
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31 Mar 07 Apr Book Now

North & Brothers

MV Nouran
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03 Apr 10 Apr Book Now

North & Brothers

MV Tala
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07 Apr 14 Apr Book Now

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Latest News

100-year-old coaling ship discovered & identified by Red Sea Explorers.

100-year-old coaling ship discovered & identified by Red Sea Explorers.

Published - - 29 September 2018

This wreck is also located in the Northern Red Sea’s strait of Gubal. The wreck sits at 68 meters and reaches 52 meters at its shallowest part. Her position is in the shipping lane east of Ashrafi Island, This is one of the windiest parts of the Red Sea with ripping currents. It is a challenging dive.

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Mystery steamship wreck in the Red Sea identified as SC Almirante Barroso

Mystery steamship wreck in the Red Sea identified as SC Almirante Barroso

Published - - 29 July 2018

Mystery steamship wreck in the Red Sea identified as SC Almirante Barroso

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A new shipwreck for advanced technical divers in the Red Sea

A new shipwreck for advanced technical divers in the Red Sea

Published - - 24 January 2018

A Red Sea Explorers’ dive team, composed of Faisal Khalaf and Michel Salsmans, has been the first to dive on a newly located wreck in the Northern Red Sea. As of yet the wreck is unidentified and we have named it Persistence: The Angle Pipe Wreck. This is the report.

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