Emperor Seven Seas Liveaboard

St.Johns-Fury Shoals-Elphinstone

• Departure at Port Ghalib.
• Dives are made from two skills capable of carrying 10 divers each.
• Located on the Tropic of Cancer, St. Johns is home to stunning dive sites such as drop-offs, tunnels, and hard-coral formations.
• St. John's Caves or Umm Kharalim is a popular dive site for photographers, with rays of light that filter through the underwater tunnels.
• Fury Shoal offers divers pristine coral reefs teeming with fish. The dives here include fringing reefs, walls, lagoons, and drop-offs. Notable dive sites include Sha'ab Claudia and Sha'ab Sataya. 
• The famous, cigar-shaped reef Elphinstone is known for its steep, colorful walls filled with hard and soft corals. Divers have the possibility of spotting sharks as well as barracuda. 
• Return to port at Port Ghalib.

St.Johns-Rocky-Zabargad-Elphinstone

• Departure at Port Ghalib.
• Located on the Tropic of Cancer, St. Johns is home to stunning dive sites such as drop-offs, tunnels, and hard-coral formations.
• St. John's Caves or Umm Kharalim is a popular dive site for photographers, with rays of light that filter through the underwater tunnels.
• Rocky Island contains a fringing reef that circles around an island. The reef drops steeply into the astonishing depths.
• Diving Zabargad is characterized by the huge mountain that reaches out of the water. The mountain is surrounded by a lagoon and a reef. Here divers can explore a couple of wrecks as well as the corals and reef fish.
• The famous, cigar-shaped reef Elphinstone is known for its steep, colorful walls filled with hard and soft corals. Divers have the possibility of spotting sharks as well as barracuda. 
• Return to port at Port Ghalib.

Daedalus–Rocky Island–Elphinstone

• Departure at Port Ghalib.
• Daedalus is a large reef also known as Abu El Kizan. Located 80 km from Marsa Alam, divers can see Manta Rays (from March - October) as well as the usual pelagics. Whale sharks can also be seen during the summer months.
• Sites like Broccoli Corals and "Anemone City" offer amazing dives full of color.
• Rocky Island contains a fringing reef that circles around an island. The reef drops steeply into the astonishing depths.
• The famous, cigar-shaped reef Elphinstone is known for its steep, colorful walls filled with hard and soft corals. Divers have the possibility of spotting sharks as well as barracuda. 
• Return to port at Port Ghalib.

Daedalus–Fury Shoals–Elphinstone

• Departure at Port Ghalib.
• Daedalus is a large reef also known as Abu El Kizan. Located 80 km from Marsa Alam, divers can see Manta Rays (from March - October) as well as the usual pelagics. Whale sharks can also be seen during the summer months.
• Sites like Broccoli Corals and "Anemone City" offer amazing dives full of color.
• Fury Shoal offers divers pristine coral reefs teeming with fish. The dives here include fringing reefs, walls, lagoons, and drop-offs. Notable dive sites include Sha'ab Claudia and Sha'ab Sataya. 
• The famous, cigar-shaped reef Elphinstone is known for its steep, colorful walls filled with hard and soft corals. Divers have the possibility of spotting sharks as well as barracuda. 
• Return to port at Port Ghalib.

Daedalus–Rocky-Zabargad–Elphinstone

• Departure at Port Ghalib.
• Daedalus is a large reef also known as Abu El Kizan. Located 80 km from Marsa Alam, divers can see Manta Rays (from March - October) as well as the usual pelagics. Whale sharks can also be seen during the summer months.
• Sites like Broccoli Corals and "Anemone City" offer amazing dives full of color.
• Rocky Island contains a fringing reef that circles around an island. The reef drops steeply into the astonishing depths.
• Diving Zabargad is characterized by the huge mountain that reaches out of the water. The mountain is surrounded by a lagoon and a reef. Here divers can explore a couple of wrecks as well as the corals and reef fish.
• The famous, cigar-shaped reef Elphinstone is known for its steep, colorful walls filled with hard and soft corals. Divers have the possibility of spotting sharks as well as barracuda. 
• Return to port at Port Ghalib.

Brothers-Ras Mohammed-northern Wrecks

• Departure at Port Ghalib.
• Big Brother contains two wrecks: Numidia and Aida. The island also contains almost-vertical walls filled with shallow swim-throughs and hard and soft corals. The area is a great place to encounter large pelagics such as Hawksbill Turtles and Grey Reef and Thresher Sharks.
• Little Brother is the smaller of the two islands, located 1 km to the south. The island is also surrounded by deeps walls where one can see Hawksbill Turtles, Grey Reef, Thresher, and Hammerhead Sharks. The "Gorgonian Forest" also lies in the southeast end of the site. 
• Ras Mohammed is a national park that has been protected since the 1980s. The reefs here are some of the best in the Red Sea and are home to a myriad of species of hard and soft coral. The marine life here include different species of reef fish, sharks and turtles.
• The Northern Wrecks include dive sites such as Thistlegorm, Dunraven, Giannis D, and Carnatic. 
• Thistlegorm, sunk in 1941, was a British vessel carrying war supplies. The wreck is 126 meters long making it the most famous and impressive wreck in the Red Sea. The marine life around the wreck includes barracudas, tunas, and jacks; as well as huge napoleons that frequent the stern.
• Giannes D is the most famous and photogenic of the wrecks, with a sunk cargo ship from 1983. The midship was completely destroyed byt the bow and stern are still intact. The iron parts of the hull and the remains of timber make for excellent shelter for giant moray eels. 
• Carnatic is the oldest wreck at Shaab Abu Nuhas and the entire hull is a skeleton covered with soft corals.
• Return to port at Port Ghalib.

Brothers-Daedalus-Rocky-Zabagad-St.Johns-Elphinstone

• Departure at Port Ghalib.
• Big Brother contains two wrecks: Numidia and Aida. The island also contains almost-vertical walls filled with shallow swim-throughs and hard and soft corals. The area is a great place to encounter large pelagics such as Hawksbill Turtles and Grey Reef and Thresher Sharks.
• Little Brother is the smaller of the two islands, located 1 km to the south. The island is also surrounded by deeps walls where one can see Hawksbill Turtles, Grey Reef, Thresher, and Hammerhead Sharks. The "Gorgonian Forest" also lies in the southeast end of the site. 
• Daedalus is a large reef also known as Abu El Kizan. Located 80 km from Marsa Alam, divers can see Manta Rays (from March - October) as well as the usual pelagics. Whale sharks can also be seen during the summer months.
• Sites like Broccoli Corals and "Anemone City" offer amazing dives full of color.
• Rocky Island contains a fringing reef that circles around an island. The reef drops steeply into the astonishing depths.
• Diving Zabargad is characterized by the huge mountain that reaches out of the water. The mountain is surrounded by a lagoon and a reef. Here divers can explore a couple of wrecks as well as the corals and reef fish.
• Located on the Tropic of Cancer, St. Johns is home to stunning dive sites such as drop-offs, tunnels, and hard-coral formations.
• St. John's Caves or Umm Kharalim is a popular dive site for photographers, with rays of light that filter through the underwater tunnels.
• The famous, cigar-shaped reef Elphinstone is known for its steep, colorful walls filled with hard and soft corals. Divers have the possibility of spotting sharks as well as barracuda. 
• Return to port at Port Ghalib.

St.Johns-Rocky-Zabargad

• Departure at Port Ghalib.
• Located on the Tropic of Cancer, St. Johns is home to stunning dive sites such as drop-offs, tunnels, and hard-coral formations.
• St. John's Caves or Umm Kharalim is a popular dive site for photographers, with rays of light that filter through the underwater tunnels.
• Rocky Island contains a fringing reef that circles around an island. The reef drops steeply into the astonishing depths.
• Diving Zabargad is characterized by the huge mountain that reaches out of the water. The mountain is surrounded by a lagoon and a reef. Here divers can explore a couple of wrecks as well as the corals and reef fish.
• Return to port at Port Ghalib.