Technical
specifications:
Length
36.00m Life rafts 2 x 25 person Life Rafts
Beam 8.00 Life Jackets 1 per person
No. of cabins 11 twin rooms, en-suite Fire
Precautions Full fire fighting and alarm system,
smoke detectors and fire extinguishers in every
cabin and at strategic points throughout the vessel
Maximum Guests 22 Oxygen Kit 1 x DAN
unit plus J bottles of oxygen
First Aid Kit Fully stocked First Aid Kit
Material
Steel Compressors 2 x K15, 320 ltr min
Max. speed (knots) 12 knots Nitrox Comp.
Membrane System
Propulsion 2 x 764 hp Caterpillar Training
possibilities PADI and ANDI courses, inc Rebreather
courses
Generators 2 CAT x 85 KW + 1 CAT x 65 KW
Tank Filling All tanks are filled in situ
Desalination 24 hour desalination plant with
a capacity of 8 tons Dive Deck Large Dive
Deck suitable for recreational and technical diving,
including twinset and rebreather divers
Fuel Capacity 24 tons Zodiacs 2 x
5.10 m
Communication VHF radio, MFHF DSC, SSB, Satellite
phone Other Info Heated Jacuzzi, Haskel pump,
Heli Air System, Plasma TV, DVD player, Screen &
DVD Player in each room
Navigation GPS Plotter, RADAR 36 miles, Echo
Sounder
Navigation EPIRB
Departing:
Our liveaboards are not boarded before 17.00 on
the first evening and on the final day
guests disembark no later than 13.00 and are taken
to their hotel. Our Liveaboards departing from Sharm
El Sheikh generally depart on a Saturday. Thursday,
Friday and Sunday departures are possible for FC
and group bookings but
only on request.
Visa:
An Egyptian Visa must be purchased on arrival or
via the Egyptian Embassy in your
country of origin.
Certification:
An Open water diver or similar license is required
for the Wrecks and Reefs or Get
Wrecked itinerary. Preferably with 20 logged dives.
Open water referrals can be
conducted on the boat if booked in advance. Each
diver must present a valid diving license and logbook
to the dive guides on the first
evening.
Safety
equipment:
Given the intensive dive schedule all guests must
dive with a dive computer or plan each
dive on a table. Given the limitations of a dive
table a diver with no computer will be
limited to 3 dives only per day.
Each diver must carry a main torch and back up when
night diver.
Dive insurance: Dive insurance is mandatory
and must cover the planned diving for the trip booked.
It is
the duty of the individual to ensure that dives
are within their insured depth limit.
Flying after diving:
A minimum surface interval of 24 hours must be allowed
prior to flying or going to
altitude.
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Wrecks
and Reefs
All boats departing Sharm
This itinerary takes in the best of the wrecks and
reefs the northern Red Sea has to offer.
Generally the split between wreck and reef dives is
equal but this dependent on weather
conditions.. Reef dives are conducted in Tiran and
Ras Mohammed. The wrecks dives
generally include a selection of the four atAbu Nuhas,
SS Thistlegorm in Shaab Ali,
Dunraven at Shaab Mahmoud and the Kingston at
Shag Rock.
Get
Wrecked All boats
departing Sharm
With the large number of reef systems and the shipping
channels around the Sinai the
northern Red Sea boast a large number of wrecks. This
itinerary covers the best of the
northern wrecks including Abu Nuhas (Ghiannis D, Carnatic,
Chrysoula K and Kimon M),
Ulysses, Rosalie Moller, Kingston, Thistlegorm and
the Dunraven.
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