Snefro Love Itinerary

Sinai Classic

Day 1: 
Transfer to the New Marina (El Wataneya) port and embark from 18:00 onwards. Welcome on board, cabin arrangement, and boat briefing. Permission work with the port authority, sailing very early the next morning.

Days 2-6:
The boat will sail to nearby Temple or Ras Katy for a check dive. The week-long safari will cover the area from the Strait of Tiran, Ras Mohamed National Park, and the Gulf of Suez, which is usually visited first.

The National Park begins at the small bay of Marsa Ghazlani, followed by the larger and deeper bay of Marsa Bareika. Continuing along the coast to Ras Za’atar, Jackfish Alley, Eel Garden, and Shark Observatory, to the southern end of the peninsula with Anemone City, Shark Reef, and Yolanda Reef, and ending at the Quay. Because of the geographic position, this is a privileged area distinguished by strong massive currents that transport large quantities of plankton and other food that give rise to an extraordinary growth of stony and soft corals and attract large schools of both reef and pelagic marine fauna, over a thousand species in all. Schooling barracuda, jackfish, tuna, and many kinds of sharks swim in these deep blue waters, especially in summer from June to August, sometimes early September. The safari will also take you to famous sites like the wrecks of Dunraven and Thistlegorm, Shag Rock, and the wreck of Kingston; sail to Shaab Ali, where pods of dolphins are common; and explore several spots at the Sha'ab Mahmouds reef system, such as the Small Passage.

Don’t miss the four famous reefs in the Strait of Tiran: Jackson, Thomas, Woodhouse, and Gordon Reef, probably the most interesting and richest in marine life. You can choose from several dive sites with superb wall and drift diving. In the afternoon of the 7th day, the boat will return to the Sharm area.

Day 7: 
Return to New Marina (El Wataneya) port; the last night will be spent at or close to port on board the liveaboard. Depending on the itinerary and/or administrative conditions, on weeklong safaris, the last night might be arranged in a hotel. This is usually communicated in advance. 

Day 8: 
Disembark by 12.00 at the latest and transfer to the airport or hotel.

Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics, and local regulations.