Red Sea Aggressor II Liveaboard, Red Sea
Luxurious, affordable, and well-equipped with excellent dive facilities for exploring the Red Sea
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Overview
- Dive the Northern Red Sea’s iconic sites, in luxurious comfort and style
- Effortless diving with the well-equipped dive deck, nitrox and two tenders
- Enjoy ocean views with complimentary beer and wine in the Jacuzzi
- Outstanding camera facilities, including an onboard photo centre
As part of the globally-reputed Aggressor Liveaboards, you can expect world-class service, superior comfort and five-star dive facilities on board the modern Red Sea Aggressor II. The vessel’s beautiful saloon, stylish cabins and sun deck Jacuzzi leave nothing to be desired between dives. And, with a well-equipped dive deck and two tenders to take the effort out of diving, this modern yacht makes for easy exploration of the Red Sea’s reefs and wrecks. Add in the onboard photo centre and five-star camera facilities, and avid underwater enthusiasts are in for a real treat.
- Number of cabins:11
- Internet:NO
- Nitrox:YES
- Equipment rental:YES
- Guest / Guide:9:1
- Group booking discounts
8 paying guests, plus 3 free of charge
5 paying guests, plus 1 free of charge
$1000 discount for the paying spaces
Choose your trip
- 5Apr 20258D / 7N
Northern Red Sea, Ras Mohamed, Straits of Tiran
21 divesfrom $2,760Overview
8 days / 7 nights21Open Water - Minimum 5 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
05 Apr 2025
03:00 PM
Hurghada
Hurghada International Airport: HRG
Return
12 Apr 2025
08:00 AM
Hurghada
Hurghada International Airport: HRG
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Beer and wine with dinner
- Soft drinks
- Tanks and weights
- Towels and toiletries
- Night dives
- Taxes
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Port fees - US$50 per person
- National park fee - US$100 per person, payable onboard
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 65%
- Alcoholic drinks
- Gratuities
- Nitrox - US$100 per trip, payable onboard
- Equipment rental - US$175 per trip, payable onboard
- 14% VAT for all onboard purchases
- Diving courses
- Satellite phone
- Transfers
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Circular trip exploring the very best sites in the Northern Red Sea
- Explore the most famous wreck in the Red Sea, the SS Thistlegorm
- Possible dives on the Giannis D, Dunraven and the Rosalie Moeller
- Log dives on Shark and Yolanda reefs in Ras Mohammed National Park
- Dive the current swept straits of Tiran
- Night dives offered most evenings
Day 1: You may board the yacht anytime between 15.00 and 18.00. Once onboard, you will be assigned your accommodation, receive a boat briefing, and select any rental equipment. The boat will spend the night in port.Day 2: Morning dive at Poseidon Reef, followed by a wreck dive at Abu Nuhas and a night dive on the Abu Nuhas Reef.Day 3: Start the day with another wreck dive at Abu Nuhas, before heading to Gubal Island for the second dive of the day. Then, arrive at Beacon Rock for an afternoon dive and a night dive.Day 4: Dive the Sha’ab Mahmoud (Wreck), followed by a dive in Ras Mohamed National Park. We will then move over to Tiran Island for our afternoon dive, followed by a night dive.Day 5: Enjoy another dive at Tiran this morning, before moving back to Ras Mohammed for our second dive of the day. Our afternoon and night dive will be conducted on the SS Thistlegorm.Day 6: One final dive on the Thistlegorm, followed by the Kingston wreck. Then we head over to Sha’ab El Erg for an afternoon dive and a night dive.Day 7: Make the most of the last two dives of the trip at Umm Gamar and Giften Island. We will then return to the harbour between 14.00 and 16.00. After the sunset cocktail party, guests may go ashore and enjoy one of the many fine restaurants, cafes or pubs.Day 8: Check out after breakfast at around 08.00.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- 91 days or more prior to departure, 20% of the net rate is forfeited.
- 90 days or less prior to departure, 100% of the rate is forfeited and no refund is available.
Payment policy20% deposit - required to secure reservation.
80% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policySpecial offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellation.Available - 12Apr 20258D / 7N
Northern Red Sea, Ras Mohamed, Straits of Tiran
21 dives-USD1711 off$2,760from $1,049Overview
8 days / 7 nights21Open Water - Minimum 5 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
12 Apr 2025
03:00 PM
Hurghada
Hurghada International Airport: HRG
Return
19 Apr 2025
08:00 AM
Hurghada
Hurghada International Airport: HRG
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Beer and wine with dinner
- Soft drinks
- Tanks and weights
- Towels and toiletries
- Night dives
- Taxes
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Port fees - US$50 per person
- National park fee - US$100 per person, payable onboard
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 65%
- Alcoholic drinks
- Gratuities
- Nitrox - US$100 per trip, payable onboard
- Equipment rental - US$175 per trip, payable onboard
- 14% VAT for all onboard purchases
- Diving courses
- Satellite phone
- Transfers
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Circular trip exploring the very best sites in the Northern Red Sea
- Explore the most famous wreck in the Red Sea, the SS Thistlegorm
- Possible dives on the Giannis D, Dunraven and the Rosalie Moeller
- Log dives on Shark and Yolanda reefs in Ras Mohammed National Park
- Dive the current swept straits of Tiran
- Night dives offered most evenings
Day 1: You may board the yacht anytime between 15.00 and 18.00. Once onboard, you will be assigned your accommodation, receive a boat briefing, and select any rental equipment. The boat will spend the night in port.Day 2: Morning dive at Poseidon Reef, followed by a wreck dive at Abu Nuhas and a night dive on the Abu Nuhas Reef.Day 3: Start the day with another wreck dive at Abu Nuhas, before heading to Gubal Island for the second dive of the day. Then, arrive at Beacon Rock for an afternoon dive and a night dive.Day 4: Dive the Sha’ab Mahmoud (Wreck), followed by a dive in Ras Mohamed National Park. We will then move over to Tiran Island for our afternoon dive, followed by a night dive.Day 5: Enjoy another dive at Tiran this morning, before moving back to Ras Mohammed for our second dive of the day. Our afternoon and night dive will be conducted on the SS Thistlegorm.Day 6: One final dive on the Thistlegorm, followed by the Kingston wreck. Then we head over to Sha’ab El Erg for an afternoon dive and a night dive.Day 7: Make the most of the last two dives of the trip at Umm Gamar and Giften Island. We will then return to the harbour between 14.00 and 16.00. After the sunset cocktail party, guests may go ashore and enjoy one of the many fine restaurants, cafes or pubs.Day 8: Check out after breakfast at around 08.00.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- 91 days or more prior to departure, 20% of the net rate is forfeited.
- 90 days or less prior to departure, 100% of the rate is forfeited and no refund is available.
Payment policy20% deposit - required to secure reservation.
80% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policySpecial offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellation.2 spaces left - 19Apr 20258D / 7N
Northern Red Sea and Dahab
21 dives-USD1711 off$2,760from $1,049Overview
8 days / 7 nights21Open Water - Minimum 10 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
19 Apr 2025
03:00 PM
Hurghada
Hurghada International Airport: HRG
Return
26 Apr 2025
08:00 AM
Hurghada
Hurghada International Airport: HRG
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Beer and wine with dinner
- Soft drinks
- Tanks and weights
- Towels and toiletries
- Night dives
- Taxes
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Port fees - US$50 per person, payable onboard
- National park fee - US$100 per person, payable onboard
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 65%
- Alcoholic drinks
- Gratuities
- Nitrox - US$100 per trip, payable onboard
- Equipment rental - US$175 per trip, payable onboard
- 14% VAT for all onboard purchases
- Diving courses
- Satellite phone
- Transfers
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Circular trip exploring the reefs and wrecks around the northern Red Sea
- Dive wrecks such as the Dunraven, SS Thistlegorm, Shag Rock and more
- Visit Jackson, the Canyon, Gordon and Thomas reefs
- Log dives on Shark and Yolanda reefs in Ras Mohammed National Park
- Plunge into Dahab’s Blue Hole
The Northern Red Sea and Dahab itinerary provides some of the most historic wrecks like the Thistlegorm combined with the famous Ras Mohamed National Park and Dahab including the famous blue hole. 20 dives will be offered during the week and the chance of a Bedouin dinner at Abu Galom ashore one evening.Shaab el Erg: Shaab el Erg, also known as “Dolphin House”, is famous for dolphin sightings; it is not uncommon for a school of dolphin to join the dive. The reef drops down to a coral garden at 40 feet/12 meters with marine life like nudibranchs, tuna, trevallies, jacks, scorpionfish and sea turtles.Dunraven: The Dunraven was a Victorian steam and sail ship carrying spices, cotton, and timber from India. Dunraven hit the reef during a dispute between the Captain with his wife and his First Mate and subsequently caught on fire. It sank in 1876 beside the reef, upside down, and broken in two parts. Inside the wreck are schools of yellow goatfish and giant morays. The hull is covered with corals and full of marine life, like schools of batfish, nudibranchs, pipefish and the rare ghost pipefish. The wreck rests at 50 - 95 feet/15 - 30 meters depth.Ras Mohamed National Park: The park is located at the tip of the Sinai Peninsula. It was declared a protected area in 1983. The jewels in the crown of this national park are Shark Reef and Yolanda Reef. Shark Reef offers the chance to dive with grey and blacktip reef sharks. It is also home to huge numbers of reef fish and some larger pelagics such as tuna. Yolanda Reef is named after the shipwreck. On the plateau, at 32 - 82 feet/10 - 25 meters depth, are scattered remains of toilets and baths. Anemone City is a wonderful shallow dive at 40 feet/12 meters depth. The Shark Observatory is awesome with plenty of whitetip reef sharks and huge barracudas. The dive sites in Ras Mohamed offer an abundance of reef fish, scorpion fish, multiple macro critters, as well as hard and soft corals. The whole area is a big fish territory.Thomas Reef is the smallest reef in the strait. The reef’s ends are vertical walls with a large plateau at 82 feet/25 meters depth on the south eastern side. This plateau is covered in colorful coral and has a fence of gorgonian fans longnose hawkfish can be found.Jackson Reef: Jackson Reef is the northern most reef in Tiran and is well-known for the Cypriot cargo ship The Lara that sank in 1985; some remains of the wreckage can still be seen on top of the reef. The west site has a forest of spectacular gorgonian fan corals at 65 - 100 feet/20 - 30 meters depth as well as many different kinds of reef fishes. The most spectacular and colorful coral garden is at the southwest site in 50 feet/15 meters depth. It is very common to encounter sea turtles, whitetip and grey reef sharks.The Blue Hole is a drift dive that moves southward until you reach the Blue Hole. The entry point “Bells” is a small crack in the reef-table that continues under water like a chimney down to 28 m and can be exited at any depth. You continue the dive along a fantastic wall covered in coral overhangs surrounded by the full variety of Red Sea fish.The Canyon is a famous drift dive. Big colonies of star coral, gorgonians, as well as soft and black corals. You may also come across butterfly fish, angelfish and clownfish. The Dahab Canyon is the classic canyon, an essential dive for all fanatics of caves and cavern diving. The Canyon is itself quite a phenomenon. Up to 10 meters high and virtually closed over at the top, it snakes its way up from the depths, to emerge in a large glassfish filled coral dome. The Canyon dive site offers an easy entry and exit point through a shallow, sandy lagoon.Gabr el Bint ranks among one of the most attractive sites of North Sinai. There are two dives different dives here depending on the weather and conditions - The right side, also known as the dark side, features a steep wall that drops down to about 60m cut by numerous sandy ravines and overhangs. The drop-off is adorned with healthy table corals. The left side is a far more colourful featuring a virtual forest of gorgonians. Usually drop down to about 20-25m swimming along massive boulders protruding from the drop-off which attracts dense shoals of anthias and glassfish.Gordon Reef is the most southerly reef of the four islands and has a different topography from the others offering both a shallow plateau and drop-offs. There is a huge variety of reef fishes and the chance to see sleeping whitetip reef sharks on sandy patches. At 13 - 16 feet/4 - 5 meters depth, there is an eel garden. The top of the reef, with its lighthouse, is also home to the wreck Louilla that lies almost parallel to the wreck on Jackson Reef.SS Thistlegorm: The SS Thistlegorm is the most famous of the Red Sea wrecks. The English cargo ship (423 feet/129 meters) was bombed by German aviation on October 6,1941 in the area of Shaab Ali. She was transporting supplies destined for the British fifth army based in Alexandria, as well as armored MGs vehicles, motorcycles, jeeps, trucks, rolling stock, airplane parts, stacks of rifles, radio equipment, munitions, and a plentiful supply of Wellington boots. Now the wreck is an artificial reef on a sandy bottom at 104 feet/32 meters depth and is home to an enormous variety of marine life with large schooling fish. Additionally, the wreck provides a hunting ground for giant tuna and snappers.Shag Rock: At the northern side of Shag Rock is a small wreck on the sandy seabed at 50 feet/15 meters depth. Kingston was a British cargo ship and sunk in February 1881. Exploring the ship starts at the stern, the rests at 50 feet/15 meters depth. The dive route continues into the hull, easily accessible as the wooden bridge is gone, and the area is well illuminated by sunlight. The remains of the engine room with the boiler still intact are still visible whereas the bow area situated at 13 feet/4 meters depth was destroyed. The fauna here is particularly interesting and includes surgeonfish, nudibranchs, jackfish, groupers, snappers, sea turtles, whitetip reef sharks, and eagle rays. Pods of dolphins are regularly spotted in this area as well.Giftun Island - One of the famous dive sites in Hurghada is Small Giftun Drift, also known as the Polics Station. It offers a great wall drift dive finishing with a coral garden plateau and stunning coral reef with lots of marine life of varying types. Huge gardens of gorgonian fan corals. eagle rays, moray eels, turtles, shoals of goatfish, scorpionfish, porcupinefish and stonefish.Sample itineraries and maps are for illustrative purposes only and subject to change based on local regulations, guest experience, weather, and logistics.Payment & cancellation terms
- 91 days or more prior to departure, 20% of the net rate is forfeited.
- 90 days or less prior to departure, 100% of the rate is forfeited and no refund is available.
Payment policy20% deposit - required to secure reservation.
80% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policySpecial offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellation.3 spaces left - 26Apr 20258D / 7N
Northern Red Sea, Ras Mohamed, Straits of Tiran
21 divesfrom $2,760Overview
8 days / 7 nights21Open Water - Minimum 5 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
26 Apr 2025
03:00 PM
Hurghada
Hurghada International Airport: HRG
Return
03 May 2025
08:00 AM
Hurghada
Hurghada International Airport: HRG
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Beer and wine with dinner
- Soft drinks
- Tanks and weights
- Towels and toiletries
- Night dives
- Taxes
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Port fees - US$50 per person
- National park fee - US$100 per person, payable onboard
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement - 65%
- Alcoholic drinks
- Gratuities
- Nitrox - US$100 per trip, payable onboard
- Equipment rental - US$175 per trip, payable onboard
- 14% VAT for all onboard purchases
- Diving courses
- Satellite phone
- Transfers
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Circular trip exploring the very best sites in the Northern Red Sea
- Explore the most famous wreck in the Red Sea, the SS Thistlegorm
- Possible dives on the Giannis D, Dunraven and the Rosalie Moeller
- Log dives on Shark and Yolanda reefs in Ras Mohammed National Park
- Dive the current swept straits of Tiran
- Night dives offered most evenings
Day 1: You may board the yacht anytime between 15.00 and 18.00. Once onboard, you will be assigned your accommodation, receive a boat briefing, and select any rental equipment. The boat will spend the night in port.Day 2: Morning dive at Poseidon Reef, followed by a wreck dive at Abu Nuhas and a night dive on the Abu Nuhas Reef.Day 3: Start the day with another wreck dive at Abu Nuhas, before heading to Gubal Island for the second dive of the day. Then, arrive at Beacon Rock for an afternoon dive and a night dive.Day 4: Dive the Sha’ab Mahmoud (Wreck), followed by a dive in Ras Mohamed National Park. We will then move over to Tiran Island for our afternoon dive, followed by a night dive.Day 5: Enjoy another dive at Tiran this morning, before moving back to Ras Mohammed for our second dive of the day. Our afternoon and night dive will be conducted on the SS Thistlegorm.Day 6: One final dive on the Thistlegorm, followed by the Kingston wreck. Then we head over to Sha’ab El Erg for an afternoon dive and a night dive.Day 7: Make the most of the last two dives of the trip at Umm Gamar and Giften Island. We will then return to the harbour between 14.00 and 16.00. After the sunset cocktail party, guests may go ashore and enjoy one of the many fine restaurants, cafes or pubs.Day 8: Check out after breakfast at around 08.00.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- 91 days or more prior to departure, 20% of the net rate is forfeited.
- 90 days or less prior to departure, 100% of the rate is forfeited and no refund is available.
Payment policy20% deposit - required to secure reservation.
80% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policySpecial offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellation.Sold out
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Cabins
Deluxe stateroom
Twin beds
2 peopleShareableMaster stateroom
Queen size bed
2 peopleNon shareableSuite
Queen size bed
2 peopleNon shareable
- If you are a solo traveller, we aim to allocate shared cabins on a same-sex basis.
- Non-shareable cabins can not be shared with another single traveler outside your party. A single occupancy surcharge will be applied.
Reviews
Avis C
All staff very attentive and caring
Wendy B
The team on the boat were great. Nothing was too much trouble. The food was amazing (bit too much if anything). Drinks always...
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