The routes start in Marsa Alam or Hurghada (for Sharm el Shek contact us).
All routes are possible. Most are 7 days from Thursday to Thursday.

Following is some tour route information describing the region and its attractions but to keep our individuality we do not publish every detail on the internet. If you desire more details just call us or come check it out on Blue Waves!

The guests will be picked up from the airport in Hurghada or Marsa Alam

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Both experienced and not so experienced divers alike are welcome onboard. We always have a few professional guides and rescue divers accompanying.

Here are a few of our personal favorite spots:

Daedalus Reef or Abu Kizan as the locals call it, is aprox. 96 km away from the Egyptian coast. Although the boat trip to the reef takes about 6 hours from Marsa Alam it is worth the ride. Positioned upon its reef is a large lighthouse signalling to the freight ships passing by. It's lighthouse forms the only break on the horizon for many miles in any direction. Here are the chances very big to see an oceanic whitetip shark because a local resident shark always turns up every afternoon. Other sharks and tuna are also possible here and the reef has a huge thorn coral some 5 meters large. All around it is an extreme variety of fish life. The walls offer some of the most stunning diving in the Red Sea. With vertical, almost inverted walls covered with soft coral and gorgonians, this almost circular reef of around 800m has rightly earned a reputation to be one of the best dives spots in the world.
The lighthouse on Daedalus was built 1861 by the British and visiting the lighthouse is free of charge and the view is breathtaking if you didn't already loose your breath climbing all the stairs to the top. But trust me it's worth the hike!

Sattaya (Dolphin Reef - Fury Shoals) At the south-eastern tip of Fury Shoal and north-east of Ras Banas lies Sattaya, which is the largest Reef system in Fury Shoals. Here you can find the friendly and playful spinner dolphins.

El Akhawein is the Arabic name for the Brother islands which are two peaks of an underwater ridgeline stretching out of the sea.
Little Brother is a slightly smaller Island with marine life more spectacular and beautiful than anywhere else. At the north end a small plateau extends out into the blue. At 40 m there is a small outcropping and here we find the cleaning station where the action is going on.
Dives here at Brothers are for experienced divers as dives here are common current and variable current dives. Snorkelling is not allowed at Brothers.

And on and on….with never ending details and reefs what could be more so simply call or write us an email to reserve your space before it's gone. Route Details>>>