Feel like routine is stifling your dreams? Diving is your journey to silence and the vibrant underwater world of the Red Sea.
Duration8 days / 7 nights
WhereSharm El Sheikh, Hurghada, Marsa Alam
Accommodation4★ hotel
MealsBreakfast
Tour typeDiving
Tour overview
Do you feel like life's routine is stifling your dreams? Are you looking for a moment to forget everything and reconnect with yourself? Diving is your journey!
Imagine breathing slowly, your body touching the water – and then you descend. A deep silence cuts through the noise of the world, and a vibrant work of art unfolds before you: coral reefs, schools of fish and all the beauty of the Red Sea.
Tour highlights
Dives on Sharm El Sheikh's famous reefs
Ras Mohammed National Park – Shark Reef and Yolanda
3Ras Mohammed National Park – the jewel of the Red Sea
4The SS Thistlegorm wreck
5Strait of Tiran – currents and adrenaline
6Day of your choice
7Final dives
8Departure
Day 1Arrival and first look at the Red Sea
Arrival at Sharm El Sheikh International Airport (SSH), met by a driver with a name sign.
20–40 minute transfer to your hotel in Naama Bay, Sharks Bay or Nabq.
Evening check-in and introductory briefing at the hotel or dive centre; meet your guide and group.
Welcome dinner at a restaurant overlooking the marina.
Day 2Local reefs and check dives
08:00 – transfer to the dive centre: paperwork, equipment fitting, briefing.
09:00 – morning boat trip: two dives on Sharm's famous reefs (Tower, Fiddle or Ras Um Sid).
The goal is to fine-tune buoyancy and get used to Red Sea conditions among sheer walls of soft coral.
14:00 – back at the marina; free time for the pool, shore snorkelling or a walk around Naama Bay.
Day 3Ras Mohammed National Park – the jewel of the Red Sea
07:00 – early start for a full day in Ras Mohammed.
09:00 – first dive at Shark Reef: a drift along the wall with jacks, grey reef sharks and huge schools of fish at Yolanda Reef.
Lunch on board with views of the Sinai mountains.
13:00 – second dive at Anemone City or Ras Ghozlani: coral gardens, clownfish, turtles and Napoleon wrasse.
16:00 – return to the marina.
Day 4The SS Thistlegorm wreck
05:30 – very early departure (about 2–2.5 hours by boat to the north).
08:30 – first dive: the deck (~16 m) with steam locomotives and anti-aircraft guns, and holds full of Bedford trucks, motorcycles and WWII supplies (guided, certification required).
Lunch and surface interval on the boat in a calm bay.
13:00 – second dive: the stern with its huge propeller, or other holds.
16:30 – return to Sharm.
Day 5Strait of Tiran – currents and adrenaline
08:00 – boat trip to the strait's four famous reefs.
10:00 – first dive at Gordon or Jackson Reef: a drift along the coral wall with whitetip reef sharks, eagle rays and schools of snapper.
13:00 – second dive at Thomas or Woodhouse Reef, home to some of the healthiest hard corals in the Red Sea.
15:30 – back to port. Optional Bedouin dinner in the desert in the evening.
Day 6Day of your choice
Option A: two-tank trip to Ras Katy or The Temple – coral pinnacles and a chance to see pelagic fish.
Option B: relaxed shore dives on the hotel's house reef – perfect for macro photography.
Option C: a third dive, freediving or a Scuba Review.
Option D (no diving): Sharm Old Market, a jeep safari or the Coloured Canyon.
Farewell group dinner at the best seafood restaurant.
Day 7Final dives
08:30 – final morning dive: a favourite site or the Dunraven wreck.
12:00 – back to the dive centre: logbooks, goodbyes to the guides, settling up.
Free time for souvenirs, sunbathing or packing.
Day 8Departure
Hotel check-out. Depending on your flight time – a last snorkel or coffee.