The Northern Flow

Your week-long Red Sea odyssey unfolds across a stunning mix of reefs and wrecks, with the exact route shaped by the sea and weather conditions. Drift along breathtaking walls as currents carry you past giant fans, explore the legendary Thistlegorm and the glassfish-filled wrecks of Abu Nuhas, and enjoy unforgettable moments with playful dolphins at Shaab El Erg. From vibrant coral gardens to exhilarating drift dives at Ras Mohamed and the Strait of Tiran, each day reveals a new side of the Red

• 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.
• The Stait of Tiran — Diving the Strait of Tiran is all about vibrant reefs and thrilling drift dives. Currents sweep along steep walls covered in colorful soft corals and giant sea fans, creating ideal conditions for abundant marine life.
• Courses Onboard — This trip is ideal for gaining new certifications while diving world-class sites. PADI/SDI/TDI specialties available onboard: Advanced Open Water, Nitrox, Wreck Diver, Deep Diver, and more.