Red Sea Aggressor II

Port Ghalid, Egypt’s premier upscale resort community is home to the 120-foot Red Sea Aggressor. The beautiful host hotel, Crown Plaza Sahara Sands,  is an ideal spot for extra days by the sand – the waterfront community offers excellent restaurants and fun things to enjoy. The Red Sea Aggressor has space for a maximum of twenty divers in ten cabins. There are two master staterooms with a queen-size bed and eight deluxe staterooms with two single cabins each. The expertly appointed cabins feature air-conditioning, porthole views, private bathrooms, wardrobes, hairdryers and daily fresh towels.
 
The Red Sea Aggressor alternates its two main itineraries giving you a chance to take in two weeks of excellent diving in two different locations. The Brothers Itinerary features pinnacle islands with walls plummeting down hundreds of feet, big pelagics and two wrecks. The Southern Route Itinerary offers extensive reefs and coral gardens with tunnels and caverns to explore, and great sheltered bays for night dives. Diving is done from two skiffs.

The Red Sea Aggressor II offers guests a 7-night itinerary diving the best of the northern Red Sea to Ras Mohamed and the Straits of Tiran. It operates from Hurghada at the Sheraton Marina, which is a community that includes shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars. All charters run Saturday to Saturday.

Diving begins Sunday morning and ends Friday when the Aggressor returns to port.

Average of up to 21 dives on 7 night charters including several night dives

3-5 mm wetsuit recommended for for summer;   7 mm wetsuit recommended for winter
Average water temperatures: 74 - 82F, 23 - 28C

Dives are from the yacht and 2 skiffs that carry 11 divers each for quick access.

Yacht Specifications

Port: Hurghada New Marina, Egypt

Built and maintained to the specifications of the local regulatory agencies and the regulations of the country of the flag.

Length: 138 ft.

Beam: 26

Passengers: 22

Staterooms: 11

Boarding: Saturday 3:00 p.m.

Check out: Saturday 8 a.m.

The Red Sea has been an Aggressor destination since 2014.