Boat: SEA SCORPION
Schedule
- 23.10. Arrive to Hurghada and check in to boat
- 24.10. Check dive Dolphin House – Dunravin
- 25.10. Ras Mohamed – Jakson reef (Lara wreck) – Gordon reef
- 26.10. Thomas Canyon – Ras Mohamed – Thistlegorm
- 27.10. Thistlegorm – Rosalie moller
- 28.10. ElQamar Alsaudi Almasri – Abu Nuhas
- 29.10. Golf fleet – Back to harbor
- 30.10. Check out from boat
Price 1100 EUR / PAX
Incl.
- Fullboard accommodation
- Transfer
- Taxes, permissions
- Marine Park fee
- Dive guide
- 12L tank and weights
- Wi Fi
- Group T-shirt
Not incl.
- Flights
- Inter Visa
- Staff tips 60 EUR / week
- Government fee 40 EUR
- OC Nitrox 80 EUR / week
- 15L tank 40 EUR / week
For Rebreather divers:
Package 230 EUR
Incl.
- 2 rebreather tanks
- Sofnolime / one fill / day
- Reb O2 for all week
- 1 S80 Stage cylinder
For Trimix CCR divers:
50 EUR / cylinder + gas usage during a week.
Your usage will be calculated when you return the cylinder.
- Nitrox 50% 12 EUR / fill
- Nitrox 80% 15 EUR / fill
- 100% O2 20 EUR / fill
Click into the Dive Highlights!
RAS MOHAMED
One of the most famous dive sites around the world. The Topographic location, the drop off, marine life, colorful soft coral, remain of the wreck of Yolanda and relaxing drift dive a long beautiful walls . This spot is the magic spot to relax and enjoy the dives between deep dives.
THOMAS CANYON
THE LARA
Today her remains lie against the reef immediately to the west of the surface-based remains. Descending next to the surfaced-based wreckage and swimming ‘reef left’, descend to 45 m. There you will start to see her ghostly remains appear from the gloom. The remains start at 48 m with her mast and sections that probably included workshops. Her bulkheads were removed during salvage allowing you to swim in and around this section. Laying on its starboard side you will then see her stern section with an impressively large propeller still attached at a depth of around 55m. Her superstructure and other sections lie at deeper depths.
THISTLEGORM
THISTLEGORM is an English cargo ship was working with the army during the 2nd World War. 2nd June 1941 she sailed on her fourth and last voyage from Glasgow destined for Alexandria (Egypt). The German and Italian naval and air force activity in the Mediterranean Sea, so Thistlegorm had to sail long way. She had to sail around the Africa. She sailed as part of a convoy. The convoy could not pass the Suez Channel. There was a collision in the Channel. Thistlegorm had to wait… She anchored south of Shaab Ali until sanked by German aircraft (Henkel he-111) in 6th October 1941. Since that day she was lying down in peace until she discovered in the early fifties by Jacques Yves Cousteau and in the early 1990s, she was rediscovered for recreational diving.
Thistlegorm is 126 m long and 18 m width, lying down at 30 m on a sandy seabed coming from north (the bow) to south (the stern). The stern section lies almost in the side (45 degrees), the remainder of the wreck is nearly upright. There are 4 cargo holds. Each hold 2 levels (twin decks), these twin decks are large shelf that stretched under the decks of the wreck. The hold nr 4 is damaged by explosion which ripped the roof backward (like opening a tin of sardines.)
Diving at Thistlegorm you will have amazing tours to the greatest open museum of the 2nd World War.
There are chance to see:
- 120mm Anti-aircraft gun
- Bedford trucks
- Heavy caliber machine gun
- Armored vehicles
- BSA motorcycles
- Norton 16H
- Cases of ammunition
- Bren guns
- Radio equipment
- 0.303 Rifles
- Wellington boots
- Aircraft parts
- Railway water carrier
- 2 LMS Stonier class 8F steam locomotives
- Wires
- tires
- 2 Torpedo
ROSALIE MOLLER
North Tiran Safari Gallery:
Leaders:
Jari Toivonen will be the group leader.
He is an IANTD CCR Adv. Trimix Instructor and Examiner.
Read more about him HERE.
Basem Ibrahim, famous Instructor and tour leader.
Known by many due his 20 year career in Egyptian Red Sea.
Owner of Masters Red Sea