The Egyptian Red Sea is one of the most affordable liveaboard destinations in the world and one of the easiest to reach from Europe. Boats cover the wrecks of the north, the offshore marine parks and the reefs of the deep south, with warm water and long visibility for most of the year.
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M/Y Golden Imperial is a 43.5 metre diving safari yacht built in 2021 and extended in 2026. She takes up to 28 guests in 14 air conditioned cabins with private bathroom and TV, spread over the lower, main and upper decks, with double and twin bed layouts. The dive deck and platform give divers plenty of space to prepare, a separate air conditioned dining room seats all 28 guests on the lower deck, and the huge salon with media system, the sun deck and the fly deck are made for relaxing between dives. Nitrox up to 32 percent is free for certified divers.

M/Y Golden Dolphin I is the boat Golden Dolphin Safari World started with. Built in 2003, refurbished in 2007 and extended in 2014 and 2025, she is a 36 metre liveaboard designed for divers, from the large dive platform to the two sun decks. She takes up to 20 guests in 10 air conditioned cabins with private bathroom and minibar: eight twin cabins on the lower deck and two queen bed suites on the upper deck. On board there is a spacious air conditioned salon and dining area with a media system, free Nitrox up to 32 percent and a family atmosphere.

M/Y Golden Dolphin IV is a 46 metre liveaboard that made her first trip in September 2021. She takes up to 28 guests in 14 air conditioned cabins on the lower, main and upper decks, each with its own bathroom with separate shower and a minibar: four double bed cabins and ten twin bed cabins. The dining area is on the lower deck, there are two air conditioned salons on the main and upper decks, three bars and a jacuzzi on the sun deck. Nitrox up to 32 percent is free for certified divers, and she carries a defibrillator and two zodiacs with ladders.

Sindalahs Yacht is a 38-metre luxury liveaboard sailing from Hurghada on week-long dive safaris to the best of the Egyptian Red Sea: the SS Thistlegorm and Abu Nuhas wrecks, Ras Mohammed and Tiran in the north, the Brothers, Daedalus and Elphinstone offshore, and St. Johns and Fury Shoal in the deep south. She takes 28 guests in 14 air-conditioned cabins with en-suite bathrooms, including two suites, with a grand saloon, restaurant, bar, sun deck and sky deck. Up to three guided dives a day, nitrox on request and a dedicated camera station.

Red Sea Aggressor IV is a 138ft liveaboard with a wide 29.5ft beam, based in Hurghada and carrying up to 26 guests in 13 Master and Deluxe staterooms. She runs weekly departures to St Johns, Daedalus, the Brothers Islands and Elphinstone Reef, chasing oceanic whitetips, hammerheads and dramatic pinnacle and wall diving across Egypt's remote southern Red Sea.

Red Sea Aggressor V is a 131ft liveaboard sailing from Port Berenice in Egypt's Deep South, with a 30ft beam, 12 crew and accommodation for up to 26 guests across 13 Master and Deluxe staterooms. Her routes reach the remote Rocky Island, Zabargad Island and Elba Reef, among the least-dived and most pristine reef systems in the Red Sea.
Red Sea liveaboards sail all year. Water is warmest from June to October, around 27 to 29°C, and coolest from January to March, around 22 to 24°C. Spring and autumn give the best balance of water temperature, air temperature and conditions.
Northern routes from Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh visit Ras Mohammed and wrecks such as the SS Thistlegorm. The Brothers, Daedalus and Elphinstone route is the classic for sharks and walls. Southern routes to St John's and Fury Shoals leave from Port Ghalib or Marsa Alam.