Brothers, Daedalus & Elphinstone (8 Days / 7 Nights - 17 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, manta rays, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Big Brother, Little Brother, Numidia Wreck, Aida II Wreck, Daedalus Reef and Elphinstone
Day 1
Your Red Sea South scuba expedition commences with boarding the Sea Serpent liveaboard; embarkation from either the port of Hurghada or Port Ghalib. Following a concise boat briefing and assignment of your accommodation, you will enjoy dinner as the yacht prepares for its morning departure.
Core Days
This classic Brothers, Daedalus, and Elphinstone (BDE) itinerary is reserved for experienced divers, renowned for combining world-class wall diving with iconic historical wreck sites. The voyage is designed to maximise your potential for exciting open ocean encounters.
The Brother Islands offer spectacular drift dives along current-swept walls. Big Brother anchors the site with 2 legendary wrecks: the Numidia Wreck and the Aida II Wreck. These beautiful casualties of the Red Sea are completely smothered in vivid hard and soft corals, providing immense photographic opportunities and habitat for smaller species such as lionfish, frogfish, and nudibranchs. At Little Brother, the pristine, untouched coral walls are frequently patrolled by pelagics, including scalloped hammerheads and silvertip sharks.
The voyage continues aboard the Sea Serpent to the isolation of Daedalus Reef, an offshore atoll identifiable by its distant lighthouse. This remote location guarantees deep drop-offs where the strong currents draw in large schooling fish and apex predators. Experienced divers know this is the best location on the route for potentially witnessing oceanic whitetip sharks and the magnificent whale shark.
The final highlight is the famous pinnacle of Elphinstone. Its steep, current-fed structure is a perfect set for wide-angle photography, framed by fields of gorgonians and colourful soft corals. Keep your focus on the blue water, as Elphinstone often attracts manta rays and thresher sharks. Before returning to port, the dive schedule on the Sea Serpent liveaboard will be slightly abbreviated, featuring 2 or 3 final scheduled dives.
Day 8
After enjoying a final breakfast, guests disembark the Sea Serpent at the port of arrival.
Daedalus & St. John's (8 Days / 7 Nights - 19 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: St. John's, Habili Ali, Gota Kebir, Gota Soraya, Fury Shoals, Daedalus Reef, Elphinstone
Day 1
Your Red Sea diving week begins with boarding the MY Sea Serpent at Port Ghalib. As you settle into your cabin, you will receive a thorough boat briefing and share your first dinner with your fellow divers. The yacht prepares to leave its moorings early the following morning.
Core Days
The Daedalus & St. John's route is a southern Red Sea classic, reserved for divers prepared for exposure to open-ocean conditions. The tour includes the remote Daedalus Reef lighthouse station, a pivotal location that attracts the most sought-after pelagic visitors. Prepare for exhilarating drift dives along its steep, vibrant drop-offs, which are saturated with colourful soft corals and gorgonians. These deep conditions set the stage for observing large species like oceanic whitetips and hammerheads, with fortunate divers occasionally spotting a thresher or rare whale shark. Manta rays and turtles are also present, often seen patrolling the offshore currents.
The experience continues at the immense St. John's reef system, where the Sea Serpent liveaboard explores intricate sites such as Habili Ali, Gota Kebir, and Gota Soraya. This area provides unique topographical variety, including stunning pinnacles and tunnels that are home to thriving hard and soft coral reefs. The St. John's Caves offer unique opportunities for underwater photography, capturing sunbeams filtering into the interior. Closer to the coral structures, the abundance of smaller life is notable, featuring rays, octopus, frogfish, nudibranchs, lionfish, and dense schools of reef fish. You should also anticipate common sightings of curious Napoleon wrasse and whitetip reef sharks.
To round off this spectacular Red Sea diving trip, you will encounter the diverse hard coral gardens of Fury Shoals and the famous site of Elphinstone. Elphinstone is a deep-sea reef celebrated for its current-swept walls, which are often patrolled by large pelagics in the blue water. This location provides one last chance to witness grey reef and silvertip sharks, adding a thrilling conclusion to your deep south adventure. The cruise concludes the day before disembarkation with a maximum of 3 scheduled dives.
Day 8
Enjoy a final breakfast back in Port Ghalib before disembarkation from the Sea Serpent liveaboard.
Daedalus, Fury Shoals & Elphinstone (8 Days / 7 Nights - 19 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Wadi Fury Shoal: Gimal, Abu Galawa, Sha'ab Sharm, Daedalus Reef, Elphinstone
Day 1
Your deep south Red Sea diving trip aboard the MY Sea Serpent commences in Port Ghalib. Once settled into your assigned cabin, the crew will conduct a full boat orientation and safety briefing before dinner. The yacht stays moored overnight and sets sail early the following morning.
Core Days
This powerful dive cruise is purpose-built to combine the raw excitement of offshore pelagic encounters with the stunning biodiversity of the southern Red Sea's protected reefs. The first major highlight is Daedalus Reef, an isolated, current-swept pinnacle marked by a prominent lighthouse. Drift dives along these extensive sheer walls provide unparalleled opportunities for observing large ocean traffic. Divers regularly scan the deep blue water for schooling scalloped hammerheads, oceanic whitetips, and the seasonal possibility of spotting a thresher or whale shark. The drop-offs themselves are densely packed with vibrant soft corals and large sea fans, frequently visited by turtles and manta rays.
From the exposed marine park, the Sea Serpent liveaboard navigates to the extensive Fury Shoals system. This network of barrier and horseshoe reefs is celebrated for possessing some of Egypt's most pristine coral environments. We explore notable areas such as Wadi Fury Shoal: Gimal, Abu Galawa, and Sha'ab Sharm. Abu Galawa is a memorable stop, featuring a shallow wreck alongside thriving coral gardens. Sha'ab Sharm and Gimal are known for their magnificent hard coral formations and diverse populations of reef fish, making this sector a rewarding experience for underwater photography.
The adventure reaches its climax at the world-famous Elphinstone Reef. Its exposed position ensures strong, nutrient-rich currents, attracting big fish to its steep north and south walls. These walls are richly adorned with gorgonian fans and provide a reliable location for observing oceanic whitetip sharks and hammerheads. The final deep south experience aboard the Sea Serpent is truly spectacular. The diving finishes the day before disembarkation with a maximum of 3 scheduled dives before the Sea Serpent returns to port.
Day 8
Enjoy a final relaxed breakfast back at Port Ghalib before disembarkation.
Daedalus, Rocky & Zabargad (8 Days / 7 Nights - 17 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, dolphins, manta rays, turtles, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Daedalus Reef, Zabargad, Rocky Island and Elphinstone
Day 1
The Sea Serpent liveaboard commences with boarding at Hurghada or Port Ghalib. Following a warm welcome and a comprehensive boat briefing, guests settle into their cabins and enjoy dinner before the yacht sets its course for the open sea the next morning.
Core Days
This south-bound circuit is a high-adrenaline route, specifically geared towards the experienced certified diver eager for the most exposed and iconic sites of the Egyptian Red Sea. The Sea Serpent is perfectly positioned to provide access to Daedalus Reef, Zabargad, Rocky Island, and the celebrated Elphinstone.
Your time at Daedalus Reef focuses on the outer edges of this massive, offshore platform. Marked by its distinctive lighthouse, Daedalus is essentially a giant bommie whose vertical walls plunge deep into the abyss. Here, scuba divers should keep their eyes trained on the open blue for possible sightings of large pelagic species, including scalloped hammerheads, oceanic whitetips, and occasional whale sharks.
Further south lie the remote twin sites of Rocky Island and Zabargad Island. Rocky Island is a small, exposed pinnacle, frequently swept by strong water movement that creates a lively reef environment. Silvertip and grey reef sharks are often present patrolling the open water. Zabargad, a much larger island, offers varied underwater terrain and is home to a 70-metre shipwreck, providing an excellent focal point away from the drop-offs.
The itinerary is anchored by a stop at Elphinstone, a famous finger of coral renowned for its steep walls. These drop-offs are coated in a riot of colourful fans and gorgonians, attracting schools of reef fish and larger inhabitants like turtles and Napoleon wrasse. The reefs across the itinerary also offer rewarding finds for macro photographers, including octopus, frogfish, lionfish, and various nudibranch species. Diving on the final core day is limited to 2 or 3 scheduled descents before the Sea Serpent liveaboard makes its overnight run back to the port.
Day 8
Following breakfast, guests disembark the Sea Serpent at the return port of either Hurghada or Port Ghalib.
Daedalus, Wadi Gimal & Elphinstone (8 Days / 7 Nights - 19 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, manta rays, turtles, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Daedalus Reef, Elphinstone, Marsa Alam, Wadi Gimal, Abu Dabbab
Day 1
The Sea Serpent liveaboard adventure starts with you boarding in Port Ghalib. After being welcomed aboard, receiving an essential boat briefing, and being shown to your cabin, dinner will be served. The Sea Serpent gets underway the following morning.
Core Days
This Sea Serpent dive tour combines the exhilarating experience of diving the deep offshore pinnacles with the sheltered coastal reefs of the south. The core diving circuit concentrates on 2 of the Red Sea's most legendary sites: Daedalus Reef and Elphinstone. These exposed, current-swept reefs are characterised by sheer vertical walls, densely draped in huge gorgonian sea fans and brightly coloured soft corals.
Divers on this route have excellent opportunities for encounters with pelagic life in the blue. Keep an eye out for oceanic whitetip, thresher, and scalloped hammerhead sharks, as well as sightings of cruising turtles and graceful manta rays. Photographers are well served by the drop-offs, which provide a stunning backdrop for schools of reef fish. The keen observer will also spot smaller creatures like octopus, frogfish, and nudibranchs nestled in the corals.
The middle portion of the cruise shifts focus to the extensive protected area of Wadi Gimal National Park, just south of Marsa Alam. This region caters to all scuba diver ability levels, featuring shallower, more relaxed diving where you can find large schools of barracudas and tuna, alongside Napoleon wrasse and regular whitetip reef sharks. Divers will also explore the popular Abu Dabbab area, known for dugongs, before the Sea Serpent begins its final return to port.
Day 8
A final farewell breakfast is served before disembarking the Sea Serpent liveaboard.
Fury Shoals & Elphinstone (8 Days / 7 Nights - 21 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: Wadi Fury Shoal: Gimal, Abu Galawa, Sha'ab Sharm, Elphinstone
Day 1
The Sea Serpent liveaboard adventure begins at the designated embarkation point of Port Ghalib. Following a crew welcome, guests receive an essential safety briefing and cabin assignment before enjoying dinner on board. The Sea Serpent sets sail the following morning, heading south for the spectacular diving sites.
Core Days
This Sea Serpent liveaboard safari is a perfect combination for divers, blending the exhilarating pelagic action of the open sea with the intricate, sheltered coral systems of the deep south. The focus is split between the world-renowned Elphinstone Reef and the expansive, healthy environments of the Fury Shoals, famed for its dolphin encounters.
Elphinstone is famed for its sheer, current-swept walls, which plummet into the depths and are profusely decorated with gorgonian sea fans and brightly coloured soft corals. Diving here requires attentiveness in the blue water, where experienced divers can look for encounters with large pelagic visitors, including oceanic whitetip and hammerhead sharks. The exposed corners of the reef are often where the best action occurs.
The Fury Shoals represent a vast area of remarkably pristine reef formations. Sites like Sha'ab Sharm offer exceptional visibility and healthy biodiversity, while other locations showcase unique underwater geology. At Abu Galawa, for instance, you can find a small sailboat wreck completely enveloped in glassfish, and the reefs near Wadi Gimal are known for their intricate coral gardens and pinnacles, providing fantastic photographic subjects. The area also features famous dive spots like Sha'ab Claudio, known for its fun swim-throughs and enormous porites corals, which provide a different, more relaxed style of diving.
This Sea Serpent trip ensures a wide array of marine life encounters, from dolphins, large schools of tuna and barracuda cruising the current-swept offshore areas, to numerous turtles and whitetip reef sharks found closer to the protected coastal sites. The schedule includes a final day of diving with a couple of descents before the Sea Serpent makes its final transit back to port.
Day 8
Guests enjoy a final breakfast before disembarking the yacht in Port Ghalib.
Fury Shoals & St. John's (8 Days / 7 Nights - 21 Dives)
Trip highlights: dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: St. John's: Habili St. John's, Habili Ali, Gota Kebir, Gota Soraya, Wadi Fury Shoal: Gimal, Abu Galawa, Sha'ab Sharm, Elphinstone
Day 1
The Sea Serpent liveaboard adventure starts when you board in Port Ghalib. After a comprehensive welcome and boat briefing, guests settle into their cabins and enjoy dinner before the yacht prepares for its voyage south the following morning.
Core Days
This dive safari is specifically designed to combine the exhilarating open-water exposure of Elphinstone with the remote, unspoiled reef systems of the Fury Shoals and St. John’s. The Sea Serpent provides reliable access to these spectacular southern sites, promising a huge diversity of topography and marine life.
The core of this trip lies within the St. John’s reef system, a renowned cluster of dive sites in the deep south. Locations like Gota Soraya and Gota Kebir are famous for their unique underwater architecture, featuring a labyrinth of shallow tunnels, deep drop-offs, and towering pinnacles. Habili Ali is a particular highlight, known for its colossal gorgonian sea fans and dense black corals which cascade down the walls. These rich environments attract pelagics; divers should remain vigilant for whitetip, silvertip, and grey reef sharks in the blue, alongside possible sightings of manta rays and turtles.
The circuit also spends time exploring the Fury Shoals, an extensive area celebrated for some of the Red Sea’s most vibrant and untouched hard and soft coral gardens. Sites such as Sha'ab Sharm and the reefs around Wadi Gimal offer a variety of dives, including the chance to explore the small Chinese tug wreck at Big Abu Galawa, now a photographers' dream covered in glassfish and growth. This variety ensures the Sea Serpent liveaboard balances challenging big-animal diving with pristine, leisurely reef exploration.
The final major dive location is Elphinstone Reef. Its exposed nature and strong currents make it an advanced site, justly famed for steep walls and the regular presence of oceanic whitetip sharks at its corners. The final day of the cruise includes some scheduled dives before the Sea Serpent returns to Port Ghalib.
Day 8
Guests are invited to enjoy a final breakfast before disembarking the Sea Serpent in Port Ghalib.
Red Sea North & Wrecks (8 Days / 7 Nights - 21 Dives)
Trip highlights: dolphins, turtles, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, drift diving, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving
Dive sites and activities: Ras Mohamed, Thistlegorm, Dunraven. Abu Nuhas wrecks (Giannis D, Carnatic, Kimon M, Chrisoula K), Rosalie Moeller, Hurghada reefs
Day 1
The Sea Serpent liveaboard cruise commences with boarding in Hurghada. Once welcomed aboard, guests receive an essential safety briefing and cabin assignment before enjoying dinner. The yacht will then depart early on the next morning to begin the northern circuit.
Core Days
The Sea Serpent scuba trip is dedicated to history and exploration, offering privileged access to the Northern Red Sea’s famous wartime and historical shipwrecks. We focus on the most celebrated sunken vessels, including the spectacular SS Thistlegorm. Resting on the seabed with its invaluable cargo-hold intact-holding tanks, vehicles, and ammunition destined for British troops in WWII-diving this site is a profound experience in maritime history. This trip also typically includes the Rosalie Moeller, a deeper sister wreck sunk in the same air raid, appealing to divers with advanced qualifications.
A major section of the trip is spent exploring the notorious Abu Nuhas reef, often dubbed the ‘ships’ graveyard’ due to its shallow position and frequent naval accidents. Here you descend upon multiple modern and ancient wrecks, each with its own character: the Giannis D, Carnatic, Kimon M, and Chrisoula K. These decaying structures have been beautifully colonised by hard and soft corals, providing immense photographic opportunities. We also visit the wreck of the Dunraven, a Victorian steamer whose brass fittings and stern section are now heavily encrusted with growth.
When not exploring historical sites, the focus shifts to the exceptional natural reefs of the Sinai coast. Ras Mohamed National Park is famed for its colourful drop-offs, where bright gorgonians and soft corals cling to steep walls, attracting schools of tuna, snapper, and trevallies in the nutrient-rich currents. Closer to the port, the Hurghada reefs provide vibrant coral gardens and are excellent sites for spotting macro life such as crocodilefish, scorpionfish, and lionfish, before the Sea Serpent liveaboard returns to the harbour.
Day 8
Guests enjoy a farewell breakfast before disembarking the Sea Serpent in Hurghada.
Red Sea North, Tiran & Brothers (8 Days / 7 Nights - 18 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, shark action, dolphins, manta rays, turtles, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, drift diving, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving
Dive sites and activities: Big Brother (Aida II, Numidia), Little Brother, Thistlegorm, Abu Nuhas wrecks (Giannis D, Carnatic, Kimon M, Chrisoula K), Rosalie Moeller, Hurghada reefs
Day 1
The Sea Serpent liveaboard voyage begins in Hurghada. After settling in and receiving a thorough welcome and boat briefing, dinner is served before the yacht secures for the night. The Sea Serpent departs the marina on the morning of day 2 to begin its intensive diving schedule.
Core Days
This safari is specifically engineered for experienced divers, combining the Red Sea’s most famous historical wrecks with the spectacular, current-exposed pinnacle reefs of the Brother Islands. The cruise provides a balanced mix of history, dramatic wall diving, and big-animal encounters.
A major highlight is the visit to the legendary Brother Islands: Big Brother and Little Brother. These 2 submerged peaks rise dramatically from the ocean floor, acting as magnets for rich marine life. Divers here can expect exhilarating drift dives along vertical walls densely covered in magnificent gorgonian sea fans and brightly coloured soft corals. The currents attract numerous pelagic species, including scalloped hammerheads, oceanic whitetip, silvertip, and grey reef sharks. Big Brother also offers 2 unique wreck dives: the Numidia and the Aida II, which are heavily encrusted and now serve as complex artificial reefs.
The trip also dedicates extensive time to exploring the region’s best-preserved historical shipwrecks. We descend upon the SS Thistlegorm, famous for its intact WWII cargo of trucks, motorcycles, and military hardware. Nearby, the Rosalie Moeller, a merchant ship sunk just 2 days later by the same German air raid, offers another fascinating deep wreck exploration opportunity.
The circuit continues to the infamous Abu Nuhas reef, a shallow navigational hazard that holds 4 historical wrecks: the Giannis D, Carnatic, Kimon M, and Chrisoula K. These easily accessible wrecks are now stunning artificial reefs, attracting schools of reef fish and offering great shallow exploration. The final diving days are often spent on local Hurghada reefs or at exposed sites in the vicinity of Ras Mohamed, ensuring a complete experience before the return transit.
The final day of diving includes 2 or 3 scheduled descents before the Sea Serpent returns to port.
Day 8
Following a final breakfast, guests disembark the Sea Serpent in Hurghada.
Red Sea North, Wrecks & Tiran Straits (8 Days / 7 Nights - 21 Dives)
Trip highlights: hammerhead sharks, turtles, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, drift diving, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving
Dive sites and activities: Ras Mohamed, Thistlegorm, Dunraven, Strait of Tiran, Abu Nuhas wrecks - Giannis D, Carnatic, Kimon M & Chrisoula K
Day 1
The Sea Serpent liveaboard voyage begins in Hurghada. Once welcomed aboard, guests receive a comprehensive safety briefing and are assigned their cabins before dinner. The yacht departs the marina on the morning of day 2 to commence the diving circuit.
Core Days
This diving tour combines the essential Red Sea wreck diving experience with the spectacular offshore reefs of the Tiran Strait and Ras Mohamed. The Sea Serpent provides access to a circuit rich in history, pelagic encounters, and vibrant coral topography.
The core of the wreck diving centres on the SS Thistlegorm, often described as the 'daddy' of Red Sea wreck dives. This British WWII freighter, sunk by German aircraft, lies with its cargo - including trucks, motorcycles, and ammunition - largely intact, offering a profound experience in naval history. We also visit the wreck of the Dunraven, a Victorian steamer, and the famous Abu Nuhas reef, which has claimed multiple vessels. Divers will explore the wrecks of the Giannis D, Carnatic, Kimon M, and Chrisoula K, shallow sites covered in photogenic hard and soft corals.
A key feature of this trip is the exploration of the Straits of Tiran, which comprises four famous reefs: Jackson, Woodhouse, Gordon, and Thomas. These exposed locations are subject to nutrient-rich currents, which attract large schools of fish and pelagic predators. The Sea Serpent also makes time for Ras Mohamed National Park in Sinai, famed for its walls featuring bright gorgonian sea fans and soft corals. Divers can expect to encounter turtles, schools of snapper, trevallies, and tuna, alongside smaller reef inhabitants like crocodilefish and lionfish.
The final core diving day includes 2 or 3 scheduled descents before the Sea Serpent liveaboard makes its return transit back to port.
Day 8
Guests enjoy a farewell breakfast before disembarking the Sea Serpent in Hurghada.
Rocky, Zabargad & St. John's (8 Days / 7 Nights - 18 Dives)
Trip highlights: shark action, dolphins, manta rays, dugongs/manatees, turtles, great macro life/ marine diversity, schooling fish & big pelagics
Diving environment: advanced divers, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, very popular, wall diving
Dive sites and activities: St. John's, Habili Ali, Gota Kebir, Gota Soraya, Fury Shoals, Zabargad, Rocky Island, Elphinstone
Day 1
The Sea Serpent liveaboard trip commences with boarding in Port Ghalib. Following a warm welcome from the crew, a safety briefing, and cabin assignments, guests gather for dinner. The yacht sets sail the morning of day two.
Core Days
This Red Sea deep south route is ideal for divers seeking the Red Sea's most remote and pristine environments, combining the exposed pinnacle diving of Rocky and Zabargad with the varied topography of St. John's and Fury Shoals. This Sea Serpent liveaboard itinerary pushes deep into the marine park zone as well, guaranteeing uncrowded diving and crystal-clear visibility.
The remote islands of Rocky and Zabargad often provide the trip's most exhilarating diving. Rocky Island, due to its small circumference and exposed location, is often swept by strong water movement, creating a vibrant ecosystem where divers frequently spot grey reef sharks and silvertips patrolling the blue. Zabargad Island, slightly larger, offers diverse underwater terrain and is notable for a 70-metre shipwreck lying among spectacular coral forests. Night dives are strictly prohibited at these specific marine park islands.
The itinerary dedicates substantial time to the St. John's reef system, a cluster of sites famous for their close proximity, allowing for maximum diving time. Highlights here include the unique structures of Gota Soraya and Gota Kebir, where the reef features pinnacles and drop-offs teeming with large schools of fish. Habili Ali is celebrated for its huge gorgonian growth and is a prime spot for encountering hammerhead sharks. Additionally, the cruise explores sections of the vast Fury Shoals reef system, renowned for pristine hard coral formations like El Malahi. The famous Elphinstone Reef, with its steep walls, may also feature, providing a classic Red Sea finish.
The day before disembarkation involves 2 or 3 scheduled dives before the Sea Serpent makes its return transit back to port.
Day 8
A farewell breakfast is provided before guests disembark the Sea Serpent in Port Ghalib.
[Information is best estimate in ideal circumstances and subject to changes beyond our control. The itinerary is a guide only and may be adapted to best suit the weather, tides, currents, availability and other prevailing events. Price is for the cruise, not for an exact number of dives].
Onboard the Sea Serpent liveaboard, the day is built around maximising bottom time, typically providing 3 or 4 dives per day. To start, you will surface from a brief 1st dive to a full, hot cooked breakfast, which often includes eggs, sausages, toast, fruit, and juice, served between dives 1 and 2. Prior to the first dive, you can enjoy a light wake-up breakfast of hot drinks and cookies or toast. The schedule continues with the 3rd dive in the afternoon, and frequently a 4th. A reassuring sight after an evening night dive is the provision of hot soups to warm you up.
The Sea Serpent provides plentiful, buffet style meals to ensure divers are energised for multiple daily immersions. Meals are served in the air-conditioned restaurant on the main deck. The menus offer a fixed selection that features both international cuisine and local influences.
In addition to the main meals, the boat features a popular BBQ and provides snacks throughout the day, such as pastries and fresh fruits. Complimentary biscuits and fruit are always available, alongside tea, coffee, and drinking water. Soft drinks, beer, and wine, as well as other alcoholic beverages, can be purchased on board.
The kitchen can cater to a variety of special diets, including vegetarian and halal, provided they are notified in advance. Catering begins with dinner on the first day of your trip.
