Departure is From the Marina of Hurghada on Sunday Morning, heading to Ras Abu Soma, Which is about 45 min from Safaga. We Continue towards the Fascinating Panorama Reef.

 This underwater paradise offers crystal clear waters, dramatic drop-offs, and diverse marine species. This huge seamount rising up to just below the surface from a depth of 400+m offers exhilarating diving for all experience levels. You will find two dive sites on this reef.

The Night Navigation will Finish on the Amazing Brother Islands.

The Big Brother Island:

A 400 meter long island offering fabulous wreck diving and wall diving. The wreck of the Numidia lies on the northern tip between 10 and 80 meter. The north-west side of the island houses the wreck of the Aida. Every section of this reef is covered with corals and life. On the South Plateau the Variety of Sharks will Take your Breath Away. Gray, Fox, Hammerhead or other Oceanic Sharks will make their appearance in Greatness.

Small Brother:

From its name, you can guess that it is a little smaller than Big Brother Island! It is surrounded by walls, covered in soft corals. The dives can be challenging, but are definitely rewarding. Sightings of large pelagic are a very common and the beautiful Gorgonia Fan coral forest is an awe-inspiring sight.

The Morning Starts, At the End of Sinai Paninsula, Where You Find Shark Reef and Yolanda Reef. The Two Reefs Rise Up from Untold Depths. It is a Sheer drop down to 800 meters plus.  Hanging Out on the Wall are Snappers, Bat Fish, Barracuda and Many More.

We Continue at One of the Most Notorious Wrecks SS THISTLEGORM from Second World War.

At The Forth day We are Diving in Another Famous Wreck ROSALIE MOLLER in 50m Depth.

But the Day doesn’t finish here. Gubal Island is Waiting for Us to Discover its absolute beauty. Turtles Love this Colorful Reef.

We Start Our Day With  Abu Nuhas. This Site is Famous for multiple shipwrecks, Including the Wrecks of the Giannis D,
the Carnatic, Each of These Wrecks Offers a Unique Dive Experience, Surrounded
by Rich Marine Biodiversity and Beautiful Coral Formations.

On Day 6 Giftun Islands are waiting. As you dip beneath the surface, you will be greeted by swaying corals in all shapes and sizes, creating a kaleidoscope of hues ranging from vivid blues and greens to striking oranges and yellows. These coral formations serve as a habitat for an array of marine creatures, including schools of colorful fish like parrotfish, triggerfish, and surgeonfish.

Keep your eyes peeled for other fascinating inhabitants of the underwater world, such as graceful sea turtles gliding through the water, elusive moray eels peeking out from crevices in the reef, and perhaps even majestic rays gracefully soaring across the sandy seabed. We Finish our Last Day at the Reef of Erg Somaya, for Drift Dive.