€1,450
24 remaining
Wrecks & Reefs in the North and Brother Islands
Thistlegorm · Abu Nuhas · Brother Islands
Date
Duration
7 nights
From
€1,450 pp
Spots
24 remaining
18+ dives
Dives
24–28°C
Water
25–35m
Visibility
The ship graveyard at Abu Nuhas. History frozen on the Thistlegorm. Dolphins in the blue. Big game action at the Brothers. 18+ dives across the undisputed icons of the Red Sea.
- Dolphins at Shaab El Erg — One of the best places in the Red Sea to encounter bottlenose dolphins in the wild. The horseshoe-shaped reef with its sheltered lagoon is a regular meeting point for resident pods, especially on early morning dives.
- Abu Nuhas — The Ships' Graveyard — Four wrecks on a single reef — the Carnatic (1869), Giannis D (1983), Chrisoula K (the Tile Wreck), and Kimon M (the Lentil Wreck). Each wreck has a different character, from swim-through iron skeletons to penetrable engine rooms filled with glassfish.
- SS Thistlegorm — World War II Icon — One of the world's most famous wreck dives. A British WWII cargo steamer sunk in 1941, resting at 30 metres with its wartime cargo still intact — trucks, motorcycles, rifles, Wellington boots.
- Ras Mohamed National Park — The most renowned marine reserve in the Red Sea, at the southern tip of Sinai. Vertical walls, coral gardens, and dramatic drop-offs.
- Brother's Island — The Brother Islands are legendary for their dramatic reef walls and two of the Red Sea’s most iconic wreck dives. Resting against Big Brother’s steep slopes are the historic SS Numidia, lying beautifully encrusted in corals from shallow to deep, and the deeper SS Aida, draped in soft corals and frequented by pelagic life.
Ideal for
AOW
Pricing
From €1,450 per person
All prices per person, shared cabin. Launch season pricing.
Main Deck Cabin
Main Deck Cabin
Two single beds that can be combined into a double with mattress topper, private toilet and shower, individual AC, sea-view windows.
4 cabins left
High Deck Cabin
High Deck Cabin
Two single beds that can be combined into a double with mattress topper, private toilet and shower, individual AC, sea-view windows.
6 cabins left
Suite
Suite
Spacious cabin with a large double bed, private toilet and shower, individual AC, panoramic sea-view windows, additional living space.
2 cabins left
Prices are per person for shared cabins.
Private cabin supplement: +60%
Suite cabins accommodate two guests and must be booked together, or the entire suite may be booked privately at the +60% premium.
Based on 2 people × €1,450 per person. Final pricing confirmed by our team.
2026 new build · Owner-operated · Crew of 12
What's Included
- Airport transfers (Hurghada & Marsa Alam)
- Professional dive guides
- 7 nights full-board on M/Y Celesta
- 6 days of diving, 18–21 dives
- Full accommodation in shared double en-suite cabin
- 3 meals daily (buffet), snacks, fruit and soft drinks 24/7
- 12L aluminium cylinder
- Weights and belt
- Nitrox
- Wi-Fi available near land
Not Included
- International flights
- Visa fees
- Marina fees (€240)
- Recommended gratuities to crew and guides (10% of trip price)
- Dive and travel insurance
- Alcoholic beverages & protein shakes
- Accommodation before/after the trip
- Dive equipment rental
- Course fees (if applicable)
- 15L cylinder upgrade
- Additional cylinders
- Technical gases
- Private dive guide
- Private transfers
Requirements
Minimum: Advanced Open Water
- If Open Water Diver a private dive guide is required
Sha'ab El Erg (Dolphin House)
A horseshoe-shaped reef between Hurghada and El Gouna, home to a resident pod of spinner dolphins. Morning dives offer frequent encounters in the sheltered inner lagoon. The outer reef drops off to 30m with barracuda, tuna, and blue-spotted rays. Visibility regularly exceeds 40m. The ideal check dive — and potentially the best check dive in the Red Sea.
Abu Nuhas Wrecks
Four wrecks on a single reef — the Red Sea's most notorious ship graveyard. The Carnatic (1869, 25–27m) with safe swim-throughs. The Giannis D (1983, 6–27m) with penetrable bridge and engine room. The MV Marcus 'Tile Wreck' (1981, 4–28m) with Italian floor tiles in the holds. The Kimon M 'Lentil Wreck' (1978, 15–32m), the deepest and quietest.
Gobal Island — The Barge
Night diving at Gobal Island is a Red Sea highlight. The Barge is a nocturnal playground, famous for its massive resident moray eels, hunting lionfish, and vibrant Spanish dancers that emerge after dark. Nearby, the skeleton of the Ulysses wreck offers a haunting backdrop, its iron ribs teeming with life. Sheltered from currents, these sites provide a calm, immersive theater for witnessing the ocean’s eerie and beautiful nighttime transformation.
SS Thistlegorm
One of the world's most famous wreck dives. A British WWII cargo steamer sunk in 1941, resting at 30 metres with trucks, motorcycles, and rifles still in the holds. Massive schooling fish, barracudas, turtles, and Napoleon wrasse. Advanced recommended due to depth and occasional currents. Wreck Specialty and Nitrox ideal for this dive.
Ras Mohamed National Park
The most renowned marine reserve in the Red Sea. Vertical walls, coral gardens, plateaus and drop-offs with extensive hard and soft coral growth. Shark Reef & Yolanda Reef with huge schools of fish. Jackfish Alley and Eel Garden with drift dives along coral walls. From gentle reef gardens to deeper drift dives.
Brother Islands
October's pelagic peak at the Brother Islands. Oceanic whitetips arrive with bold confidence. Scalloped hammerheads patrol the northern plateau of Little Brother — prime dawn dive opportunities. The Numidia wreck drapes vertically from 8m into the abyss, soft corals in full bloom with massive clouds of orange anthias. Grey reef sharks are incredibly active on the plateaus, often queuing up at cleaning stations. Water at 27–28°C with exceptional visibility.
Sites depend on weather, currents, and conditions. Our crew optimises in real-time for the best diving.
FAQ
M/Y Celesta carries oxygen kits, a first-aid station, EPIRBs, SOLAS life rafts, fire suppression systems, and satellite communication. Dual main engines for redundancy. Two speedboats with dual engines provide zodiac cover on every dive. Professional crew of 12 with current maritime certifications. Dive insurance is mandatory for all guests.
Yes. We offer PADI/SDI/TDI specialties including Advanced Open Water, Enriched Air Nitrox, Wreck Diver, and Deep Diver. Courses are integrated into the dive schedule so you learn on real sites, not in a pool. Course fees are additional to the trip price. Let us know in advance so we can prepare materials.
Airport transfers, 7 nights full-board, all meals and non-alcoholic beverages, up to 4 guided dives per day, professional dive guides, 12L aluminium cylinder, weights and belt, Nitrox, and Wi-Fi near land. Not included: flights, visa, environmental taxes, equipment rental, alcohol, gratuities, insurance, and dive courses. See each expedition for specific inclusions.
Fly into Hurghada International Airport (HRG). We arrange transfers from the airport to the marina — about 20 minutes. Boarding opens at 13:00 on Day 1. On the final day, we return to the marina in the morning with transfers to the airport. Full logistics and meeting points are sent before departure.
Bring your own mask, dive computer, SMB, and exposure suit (3mm or 5mm depending on the season). Rental BCDs and regulators are available but we recommend bringing your own. Topside: sun protection, light layers for the evenings, and a good book for surface intervals.
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