Ghazala Explorer, Egypt

Ghazala Explorer was completed in 2021. She was designed in a modern style with a unique soul to it’s own.

Boat interior and exterior
12 liveaboards cabins can accommodate up to 24 guests. All are well-appointed and supplied with individually controlled air conditioning and private bathrooms. 9 spacious cabins are suited for twin occupancy, 2 suite staterooms are equipped with large double beds. 
Spacious and airy lounge and dining areas are perfect for spending time in between dives as well as multiple sun decks.

Dive deck 
A spacious dive deck that ensures plenty of space for divers to get kitted and store their equipment comfortably. On the dive deck, there is a large camera table and charging stations for the underwater photography enthusiasts onboard. You can also find hangers dedicated for each diver to hang the beach towels provided onboard. 
There are 2 large high pressure air compressors on board with a highly capable Nitrox membrane system. The high-capacity compressors make sure there is no time wasted
between dives. 2 RIBs serve as tender boats to safely transfer you to dive sites, one is powered by 100 HP Yamaha and another with 40 HP Yamaha.

Safety
Considering safety this liveaboard has all necessary equipment including life rafts, first sid kit, oxygen kit, life jackets, firefighting system, smoke detectors, fire alarms. 

Itineraries
The liveaboard offers several Egyptian itineraries as well as Sudan trips. The most popular Red Sea dive sites can be visited. Try diving on the golden triangle - Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone to enjoy wall and wreck diving and to see lots of vibrant corals. For wreck divers, the yacht offers diving on the North of the Red Sea where a number of ships found their final destination. Or if you don't want to choose, why not combine the best from two itineraries - Brothers Islands and North.
Sudan is a rather undiscovered destination. Although it has been on diver's maps for a long time since Cousteau first built his famous underwater research station here, it's still hasn't
been much visited due to its remoteness. But it's definitely worth diving here. 

When to Go
Diving in Egypt is great year-round. Summer can be rather hot, water temperature from June to August can reach 30°C, It falls to almost 22°C in February. Autumn and Spring months can be considered as a high season. 
Diving in Sudan can be offered only from October to July. The timeframe from December to July is specifically good for diving with hammerheads