M/V Grand Sea Explorer Liveaboard Reviews & Specials

M/V Grand sea explorer: red sea

Red Sea (7 Nights) | From $271/night

M/V GRAND SEA EXPLORER Quick Pitch

M/V Grand Sea Explorer is your luxury vessel that will guide you through the mesmerizing underwater sites of the Red Sea. It is intended for pampering up to 22 divers. She is stable, spacious, and offers smooth cruising. This vessel has 14 staterooms split into two large suites, 2 double cabins and 10 twin cabins.

Why You'll Like M/V GRAND SEA Explorer

WiFi available
Covered sun decks
Airconditioned & en-suite cabins
En-suite bathrooms with jet showers

Dive Overview

The Red Sea is a popular dive area that has a plentiful marine life. It is easily accessed from Europe and boasts warm water and generally great visibility. The main tourist hubs are in the northern regions, but the crowds thin in the southern areas.

[See: Red Sea Dive Travel Guide]

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Accommodations

Types of Cabins, Amenities and Photos

m/v grand sea Explorer Cabin Overview

This vessel with a total of 14 staterooms split into two large suites, 2 double cabins and 10 twin cabins, can accommodate up to 22 divers including 3 professional guides for each dives. All rooms feature air conditioning, stereos, personal fridges, and an en-suite bathrooms with jet showers. There is plenty of space onboard, both on the dive deck and in the extensive and welcoming main deck salon with a separate dining area.

Stateroom (L) and Suite (R)

Sun Deck Cabin (L) and Lower Deck Cabin (R)

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General Facilities

Dining Area & Salon

Dive deck & Fly deck

Covered sun deck

MV grand sea Explorer Boat Features

Spacious lounge deck
Air-conditioned rooms and general facilities
Covered sun deck
En-suite bathrooms with jet showers
Extensive main deck salon with separate dining area
Latest entertainment systems

MV GRAND SEA EXPLORER dive facilities

2 tenders with 40 HP outboards
Courses and equipment rental
Nitrox membrane (500L/min)

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FOOD & DRINKS ABOARD MV GRAND SEA EXPLORER

Local and international cuisine and bakery
Open buffet
Drinks: Water, tea, coffee, local beer and wine (other alcohol, nespresso)

MV GRAND SEA Explorer LIVEABOARD DECK PLAN

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SCHEDULE, RATES & AVAILABILITY

MV Grand Sea Explorer Schedule & Rates

Prices are in USD, per person and are based on the lowest-priced cabin. Port and park fees are not included.

[See also: Inclusions & Exclusions]

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Inclusions

Airport transfers on embarkation and disembarkation day
4 dives per day (May - September), 3 dives per day (October - April)
3 daily meals
Between-dive snacks
Towel and linens
Use of tanks, weights, and weight belts
All air fills
Nitrox
2 glasses of wine/beer with dinner
Non-alcoholic beverages
Same-day transfers in Hurghada or Marsa Alam

Exclusions

Route supplement
Fuel surcharge (if applicable)
Cairo and Nile River extensions (before/after cruise)
Guaranteed Single Occupancy

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Rates & Availability

For more information on rates and availability email us at info@bluewaterdivetravel.com or call us at +1-310-915-6677 and we will gladly help you plan your dream dive vacation!

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Dive Information & Itineraries

red sea itinerary

Duration: 8 days, 7 nights

Number of dives: 4 dives per day (May-September), 3 dives per day (October-April)

Brother's Islands
The two Brother’s Islands are a remote and low-lying volcanic group. Tops of mighty underwater mountains, these pinnacles offer extraordinary wall diving along their entire perimeters attracting large pelagics. Oceanic whitetips, hammerheads, and schools of tuna can be seen cruising by. A forest of soft corals sprawls over the dive sites, creating a breathtaking underwater scene.
Daedelus Reef
180km South of Brother’s Islands, lies the even more remote Daedelus Reef. Protected in 1986, it is an isolated lighthouse surrounded by an oval reef. Drop below the surface and you will find some of the most stunning diving in the Red Sea. Typical of Daedalus are its huge and pristine hard coral walls and the possibility of spotting schooling hammerheads. Thresher sharks, mantas and whale sharks are spotted here too.
Elphinstone Reef
Legendary is the word used to describe Elphinstone Reef. The last standalone reef, this is the final stop of the Red Sea itinerary. Its North and South plateaus and walls are covered in vibrant soft corals, and hammerheads and grey reef sharks are regularly seen on dives. Susceptible to currents, Elphinstone is your best chance to see Oceanic Whitetips and many other blue water pelagics.