Emperor Echo

Bateau

Emperor Echo est un bateau de 34m de long et 8m de large qui a été complètement rénové en fin 2014. Il permet d'accueillir 24 passagers à son bord.

Emperor Echo est composé d'un grand pont principal et d'un salon, salle de repas spacieux pour tous ses convives.

Le salon climatisé est séparé de l'espace repas et vous y trouverez un système TV/Video/Audio qui vous permettra de visionner films ou tout support numérique au calme et à l'air frais.

Les repas sont variés et servis 3 fois par jour par un buffet commun. Le Café, Thé et l'eau potable sont disponibles tout au long de la journée.

Vous trouverez également 2 ponts pour la bronzette au niveau supérieur mais en pensant à vous protégez, le soleil d'Égypte tape fort.

Le pont de plongée et la zone de préparation sont fonctionnels et bien pensé dans l'esprit des plongeurs.

Les 2 compresseurs sont installés en cale afin de réduire les nuisance sonores, ce qui est appréciable.

Les blocs sont en Aluminium de 12L et les 15L sont disponibles sur demande avant la croisière.

Les guides parlent Anglais, Français pour certains et Arabe et vous accompagneront durant les plongées.

Cabines

Emperor Echo a 12 cabines comfortables soit avec lit double soit avec lits jumeaux.

Toutes les cabines possèdent leur climatisation, un mini-bar, une TV et une salle de bain/douche avec eau chaude.

4 Cabines Lit Jumeaux
Sont situées sur le pont supérieur et équipées de 2 lits jumeaux et une fenêtre "vue sur mer".

2 Cabines Lit Double Suite
Sont situées sur le pont inférieur et équipées d'un lit double King Size avec une baignoire dans la salle de bain.

6 Cabines Lit Jumeaux
Sont situées sur le pont inférieur et équipées de 2 lits jumeaux et d'une fenêtre/large hublot.

Plongée

• 3 plongées par jour en fonction des conditions de navigation et du programme, 16 plongées sur la semaine.

• Pas de plongées prévues les jour d'embarquement et de débarquement.

• Toutes les plongées seront guidées par des guide locaux expérimentés.

Autres Informations

• Nitrox Disponible：Oui, offert si vous avez le brevet Nitrox.
• Location d'équipement disponible：Tarifs sur demande, doit être réservé a l'avance.
• Assurance Plongée：Tous les plongeurs doivent avoir une assurance en cours de validité pour cette destination.
• Paiement à Bord：En espèces (USD/Euro).

Simply the Best

Elphinstone, Brothers, Daedalus Reef
Best Top 3 sites in the southern Red Sea: Big and Little Brothers, Daedalus Reef and Elphinstone. Sheer walls draped in colourful soft corals and gorgonian forests. Wrecks of Aida II and Numidia richly covered with soft and hard corals. Strong currents nourish offshore reefs with a diverse range of marine life such as tuna, barracudas, jacks, groupers, Napoleon, snappers and reef sharks. Occasional hammerheads, silky and oceanic white tips, dolphins and mantas. Rare chance to spot threshers.

Famous Five

Rosalie Moller, Abu Nuhas, Thistlegorm, Ras Mohamed, Brother Islands, Salem Express
Explore the wreck graveyard at Abu Nuhas, visit the infamous SS Thistlegorm and sister Rosalie Moller, Salem Express and more. Breath-taking reefs and fishes at Shark & Yolanda at Ras Mohamed National Park, magnificent anemones and huge coral formations at Panorama Reef, Safaga. Deep walls draped in soft corals and gorgonian forests take centre stage to diverse marine life and large pelagics at the Brothers. Look out for big tuna, barracudas, jacks and snappers. Occasional hammerheads, silky and oceanic white tips and mantas and the rare chance to spot the thresher shark.

REEFS & WRECKS

Shaab El Erg, Abu Nuhas, Straits of Gubal, SS Thistlegorm, Ras Mohamed, Straits of Tiran, Ulysses and others
21+ DIVES on some of the best reefs and iconic wrecks in the northern Red Sea. Explore the wreck graveyard at Abu Nuhas. Stunning reefs and marine life Ras Mohamed and Tiran, The infamous wreck of SS Thistlegorm, Ulysses and so much more

GET WRECKED!

Abu Nuhas, Straits of Gubal, Ulysses, Rosalie Moller, Thistlegorm, Dunraven and others
Dive the “best of the best” iconic wrecks the north Red Sea has to offer. Explore the wreck graveyard at Abu Nuhas; Carnatic, Chrisoula K, Kimon M and Giannis D. The infamous wreck of SS Thistlegorm and sister Rosalie Moller. Dunraven at Ras Mohamed, Ulysses and so much more.

Safaga, Brothers & Elphinstone

Panorama Reef, Middle Reef, Abu Kafan, Salem Express, Brother Islands, Abu Dabab, Elphinstone
Sheer walls draped in colourful soft corals and gorgonian forests at the Brothers and Elphinstone. In Safaga, magnificent anemones, glass fish and huge coral formations at Panorama Reef. Artificial reef of the Salem Express thriving with life; frogfish, blue-spotted stingrays, angel and butterfly fish. Diverse range of marine life such as tuna, barracudas, jacks, groupers, snappers and reef sharks. Occasional hammerheads, silky and oceanic white tips, dolphins and mantas. Rare chance to spot threshers.

North & Easy

Sha'ab El Erg, Ras Mohamed, Straits of Tiran, Dunraven, SS Thistlegorm, Straits of Gubal
Showcasing some of the best highlights the Northern Red Sea has to offer. Cruising at a relaxed pace whether diving or snorkelling and suitable for both divers and non-divers. Operating May through to September, the best time of year for dolphin spotting and the world class fish schooling event at Ras Mohamed. Our experienced guides select the best spots to dive, snorkel and swim in each location and to suit local conditions, marine life opportunities and your skill level.

South & St Johns

St Johns & Fury Shoals Reef Systems
Spoilt for choice with 21+ DIVES at the most remote and rewarding reef systems of the south. A less arduous itinerary for a more relaxed diving pace. Stunning typography with coral gardens, walls, overhangs and swim-throughs. Expect to see turtles, sharks, grey reef sharks, reef fishes, macro, shoals of glass fish, snappers, butterfly fish and barracuda.

Daedalus, Fury & Elphinstone

Elphinstone, Daedalus, Fury Shoals
Sheer walls richly covered in colourful pink and red soft corals, elegant red gorgonians, vertical cliffs, overhangs, small caves and drop offs at Elphinstone. Likely oceanic white tip encounters. Mountainous Daedalus with pristine, hard coral formations and a strong chance of spotting schooling hammerheads and grey reef sharks. Fury Shoals, a vast reef system to explore such as Sataya’s resident spinner dolphins, famous swim-throughs and huge porites corals at Sha’ab Claude, mazes and friendly turtles, fantastic coral gardens and much more that will simply blow you away!

Southern Solitude

Elphinstone, Daedalus, Rocky Island, Zabargad, St. John’s, Fury Shoals, Abu Dabab
Going ‘against the flow’ to see the best sites in the southern Red Sea at their quietest times. Elphinstone, Daedalus and St John’s at their quietest with the rarely-dived sites of Rocky and Zabargad also included. This is a 21+ itinerary with all dives made offshore. By staying out of port on the last night there’s potential for up to 22 dives on the trip – the most any of our itineraries offer. A diverse range of marine life such as tuna, barracudas, jacks, groupers, Napoleon, bumphead parrotfish and sharks including hammerheads and occasionally silky and oceanic white tips. Dolphins and turtles in the Fury Shoals, while manta, thresher sharks and whalesharks can always surprise.

Red Sea Sharks

There are no guarantees in life but exploring the Red Sea during the warm summer months and having the flexibility to change diving plans at the last minute gives us the best chance of close encounters of the ‘sharky’ kind. Our experienced guides select the best possible action sites based on their immense local knowledge and recent activity. Expect to spend some time waiting ‘in the blue’ or in the shallows looking for those unmistakable shapes and shadows. Explore the majestic Red Sea during the warm summer months of May to August with our much anticipated Red Sea Sharks itinerary offering flexibility and focus for ‘action’ dives. These months are best-known for the variety of sharks visiting some of the remote offshore reefs. But be prepared to change diving plans at the last minute because we go where the action is.