Lucy

Djibouti, an often-overlooked destination in the Horn of Africa, offers a unique and pristine diving experience along its Red Sea and Gulf of Aden coastlines. This well-kept secret is a haven for those seeking untouched underwater landscapes. Djibouti's strategic location at the meeting point of the African and Arabian tectonic plates results in a remarkable diversity of marine life, making it a standout for diving enthusiasts. The opportunity to swim with whale sharks in the Gulf of Tadjoura is also a highlight, providing an unparalleled encounter with the world's largest fish.Beneath the surface, divers can explore underwater canyons, volcanic formations, and submerged caves, all enhanced by exceptional visibility that often surpasses 20 meters.

Lucy sleeps up to 20 guests in 10 double cabins with individual air conditioning, small fridge, private shower, and toilet. Bath towel and bathrobe provided to each diver.

A superb three-course meal is served to guests in a fresh and contemporary designed dining room.