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M/Y Odyssey is a 40-meter luxury motor yacht offering Red Sea diving safaris from Hurghada. Renovated in 2026, she accommodates 26 guests in 13 cabins with private bathrooms (8 twin and 5 double), features a sun deck jacuzzi, and a professional dive deck. Routes cover the Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone, Tiran, and St John's reefs.

The Seafari Explorer 2 is a 42-meter luxury liveaboard built in 2016 and renovated in 2026, cruising the atolls of the Maldives. With 14 cabins for up to 24 guests, she offers premium comfort including a jacuzzi, spacious sun deck, and professional dive facilities with Nitrox.

The Hammerhead II is a 43-meter luxury liveaboard built in 2019, offering Red Sea diving safaris from Hurghada, Marsa Alam, and Port Ghalib. With 16 spacious cabins across multiple decks, a sun deck jacuzzi, and professional dive facilities including Nitrox, she delivers premium diving experiences to the Brothers Islands, Daedalus, Elphinstone, and beyond.

Freedom III is a 28-meter motor yacht carrying up to 20 guests in 9 air-conditioned en-suite cabins — 2 king bed cabins, 1 king-plus-twin cabin and 6 twin cabins. Twin Bauer compressors deliver air for 3 dives per day plus night dives, with Nitrox available. A large dive platform, two sundecks, an air-conditioned salon with plasma TV, and free Wi-Fi throughout make her a comfortable base for Red Sea diving safaris departing from Sharks Bay, Sharm El Sheikh.

Freedom IV is the largest of the Sharks Bay fleet at 30 meters across 4 decks, accommodating up to 28 guests in 11 cabins. Four main-deck cabins each feature a king bed and single bed, six lower-deck twin cabins and one king-plus-twin cabin offer flexible sleeping arrangements. Twin Bauer compressors, a spacious dive platform, two Zodiac tenders, a restaurant-style dining room, air-conditioned salon and a generous sun deck make her ideal for group safaris across the Red Sea.

Freedom VIII is the most intimate vessel in the Sharks Bay fleet — a 22-meter motor yacht with just 5 cabins for a maximum of 11 guests. Powered by twin 750 HP engines delivering 12 knots, she is the fastest of the three boats. Two Bauer Mariner compressors, an air-conditioned salon with TV, twin sundecks and a Zodiac tender round out the facilities. Her small size means quieter dive sites, more personal attention from guides and a boutique safari experience across the Red Sea.

Fenides is a luxury 41-meter phinisi yacht combining German design precision with traditional Sulawesi boat-building craftsmanship. Built in 2019 with ironwood and teak, she offers premium diving safaris across Indonesia's most spectacular destinations including Komodo, Raja Ampat, Banda Sea and Alor.

Dancing Wind is a 45-meter traditional two-masted Phinisi handcrafted in ironwood and launched in 2018, sailing Indonesia's Coral Triangle from Sorong. With just 8 en-suite air-conditioned cabins for 16 guests, she offers an intimate five-star experience with 3-4 guided dives a day at a 4:1 diver-to-guide ratio, Nitrox on board, a dedicated camera room and five freshly prepared meals daily blending Indonesian, European and Japanese cuisine. Itineraries cover Raja Ampat, Misool, Triton Bay and Kaimana, with remote expedition routes to Halmahera, Banda Neira, Alor and beyond.

At 31 metres, Bella 2 is a comfortable Red Sea liveaboard designed for shorter Mini Safaris. She offers air-conditioned indoor spaces, a comfortable salon and dining area, plus shaded seating and sun loungers. The dive deck is fully equipped for easy, efficient setup. Ideal for divers of all levels, Bella 2 visits key northern Red Sea sites including Tiran, Ras Mohammed, the SS Thistlegorm, and the Dunraven. Perfect for those who want world-class diving in just a few days.

At 32 metres, Bella 3 offers a comfortable, dive-focused setup with air-conditioned cabins, a spacious salon and dining area, free Wi-Fi, and a shaded sun deck. The large dive deck includes organised gear storage, a camera table, rinsing tanks, and both air and Nitrox. Perfect for shorter Mini Safaris of 4-5 nights, she explores classic Red Sea sites including Tiran, Ras Mohammed, the SS Thistlegorm, SS Dunraven wrecks, and more.