Red sea diving

Located at the Hurghada Marina, Red Sea Diving has spent more than 25 years organising professional diving expeditions across the Egyptian Red Sea. They have built a reputation centred on high-end liveaboard experiences, moving beyond simple day trips to offer immersive multi-day cruises.

The centre operates a modern fleet of liveaboards, designed to provide a comfortable base for exploring remote reefs and deep wrecks. Whether you are looking for a technical wreck itinerary or a relaxed reef tour, the operations are built around professional maritime standards and seasoned diving expertise.

The team is built on over 25 years of experience in the industry, covering everything from liveaboard operations to professional dive instruction and kitesurfing. The staff is experienced in managing the logistics of multi-day safaris, ensuring that both the diving and the hospitality on board run smoothly.

All operations are conducted in English, making it easy for international divers to communicate with guides and crew. The focus remains on safety and service, ensuring that even on more demanding itineraries, the technical and comfort requirements of the divers are met.

Red Sea Diving offers a comprehensive range of diving courses for all levels. You can begin your training with introductory programmes or work through the standard certification levels to reach advanced stages.

In addition to scuba diving, the centre is also equipped to provide kitesurfing lessons, making it a versatile hub for water sports enthusiasts in the Hurghada region.

The fleet consists of several modern liveaboards, including the Simba, Sea Fox, Sea Treasure, Bismarck, C.U, Ramadan 3, C Echo 2, and Star Jet. These vessels are specifically configured for long-range diving safaris, providing clean, comfortable cabins and high-quality catering prepared by specialised chefs.

On board, you can expect a high standard of service including fresh smoothies and quality meals. The boats are equipped to handle various itinerary types, from beginner-friendly reef cruises to advanced tours focused on deep wrecks and pelagic encounters.

The marine life in this region is diverse, with dolphins being a regular visitor to the area. You may also encounter various species of nudibranchs during your dives, particularly when exploring the smaller crevices of the reef.

The reefs are characterised by a rich array of corals and sponges that provide the foundation for the local ecosystem. These structures support a vast range of fish species that inhabit the various depths of the Red Sea's walls and flats.