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North & Wrecks in Hurghada
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North & Wrecks

 7 nightsRed Sea

About this dive

A classic Red Sea route from Hurghada - the best northern reefs and famous wrecks including the Thistlegorm and Abu Nuhas. Multiple dives a day, full board and your cabin on board; for certified divers.

What's included

  • Boat & certified guide
  • Full diving equipment
  • Lunch & drinks on board
  • Free hotel pickup

Your week on board

The North & Wrecks route is a classic 7-night Red Sea liveaboard from Hurghada, combining the region's most famous wrecks with vibrant reefs. You live aboard a comfortable dive boat, waking up at the dive sites and doing up to three or four guided dives a day — including the legendary SS Thistlegorm, the wrecks of Abu Nuhas, and the reefs of the Straits of Gubal and Ras Mohammed. All meals, your cabin, tanks, weights and air fills are included.

Who can join & what to know

  • LevelCertified divers; Advanced recommended
  • Minimum age15 years
  • Duration7 nights on board
  • DivesUp to 3–4 guided dives per day
  • IncludedFull board, cabin, tanks, weights, transfers

A minimum of around 15–20 logged dives and Advanced certification make this route far more enjoyable. Nitrox is available and recommended. Bring your certification, logbook and dive insurance.

The North & Wrecks route is the perfect first liveaboard — enough adventure to feel remote, but with sheltered sites and famous wrecks that suit divers still building experience. Evenings on board are relaxed and social, with the crew handling everything so you simply dive, eat and rest.

Questions about this safari

How many dives will I do in a week?

Typically up to three or four guided dives a day, including night dives — often 15–20+ dives across the week, conditions permitting.

What's included in the price?

Your cabin, all meals and drinks on board, tanks, weights, air fills and guiding. Flights, Nitrox, equipment rental and park fees are usually extra.

Do I need to be an experienced diver?

This route visits wrecks and sites with possible current, so Advanced certification and recent experience are recommended.