Blue Storm Liveaboard, Egypt
9.0 Superb
- Nitrox available
- Free Nitrox
- Aircon Cabins
“We had a fantastic week on board of blue storm with Haitham, Tarek and the entire crew. ”
Highlights
Brand new for 2021, the modern Blue Storm liveaboard is the newest addition to the Blue Planet liveaboard fleet. The 40m/130ft long Blue Storm liveaboard will take divers to the best dive spots in the Egyptian Red Sea, offering various itineraries. There are 11 double/twin cabins, with 2 able to accommodate 3 guests by adding a 3rd bed on request. All cabins have en-suite facilities and individually controlled air conditioning. Blue Storm can take a maximum of 24 guests onboard.
Large comfortable social areas are available to guests during the trips. A spacious indoor dining area will be where guests dine on full board for breakfast, lunch, and evening meals. A spacious dive deck area at the rear will allow divers to easily change and prepare for entering the water at dive sites. There is a comfortable top deck area with bean bags for sun-seekers to relax and enjoy the Egyptian sunshine between dives.
Itineraries on Blue Storm liveaboard are generally 7-day trips around the Red Sea, including 3-4 dives per day, then 2 dives on the last day before departure. Popular routes and dive areas visited on the itineraries include North & Wrecks, North & Tiran, Brothers, St. John’s, Daedalus & Elphinstone. The Red Sea offers something for every diver to see, with various dive itineraries available.
Call or book online today to book your place on MY Blue Storm liveaboard, Egypt.
This boat is part of the Blue Planet Liveaboards fleet.
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Included: VAT, Airport Transfer, Hotel Transfer, Drinking Water, Soft drinks, Tea & Coffee, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Nitrox, Cabin Towels, Deck Towels.
Required Extras: Park, Port and Fuel Fees (200-340 EUR per trip).
Optional Extras: Gratuities, Visas and Fees (30 EUR per trip), Alcoholic Beverages (3-20 EUR), Nitrox Course (150-190 EUR per activity), Rental Gear, Scuba Diving Courses (165 EUR), Snorkel Gear.
Book now, pay later: You can easily place your booking online. We will then hold the spaces for you and you can confirm with a payment later.
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Blue Storm Reviews
- 9.0 Superb
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Vessel
9.1
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Crew
8.5
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Food
9.6
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Diving
9.0
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Value
9.0
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Laurie T
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United States
Very lovely trip!
I had a wonderful time. Tarik and Hasan as dive guides were excellent. They stressed safety while in the water and I appreciated this. Good safety briefing about the ship at the beginning of the trip. The crew on board was amazing. Helpful and kind. Food was excellent. Boat was very clean and well cared for and the common spaces were comfortable. I had a cabin below deck at the back of the ship (cabin 2) and would not recommend it. The cabins on the main deck and above were much better ventilated and I’ll opt for this next time.
- Recommended for
- The dive guides. The itinerary and dives. The boat crew.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Jack W
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United States
Amazing boat, decent diving; not really made for serious photographers
Got luck with a hammerhead that came in close.
- Recommended for
- Nice boat w/ great layout; good dive deck; friendly crew
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- 8.0 Very good
- Richard E
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United States
Great trip but not perfect
The crew and service were excellent. If we had a problem with our room they tried to fix it right away. Not always successful, yet they tried. The diving was great, finally saw a hammerhead in the wild, once we started diving at different times than the rest of the boats around us, there were many.
- Recommended for
- The boat is nice. The crew were great. The diving was great with poor vis.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Greg K
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United States
Best liveaboard I’ve been on.
The highlights of our trip are all about the crew. I have been on liveaboard dive boats in South America, Indonesia, south east Asia, and the Caribbean and I have never experienced service like I did on blue storm. From help donning your wetsuits and your fins to over the top food with beautiful presentation. The guides were professional, experienced, and shared in the enthusiasm of their clients. The boat was perfect in every way. With all the liveaboard choices out there my wife and I were so happy we picked Blue Storm.
- Recommended for
- The crew, the food, the boat
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Don E
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United States
Very nice trip
Very nice mix of people both crew and guests
- Recommended for
- Employees, comfort,
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- 8.8 Fabulous
- Francis C
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United Kingdom
I was very happy with boat and crew, especially the guides
Happy overall; food could have been better
- Recommended for
- Dive guides very clear and confidence inspiring. Boat was very comfortable and well appointed. Boat only had 15 divers.
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- 10 Exceptional
- 준석 조
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South Korea
BDE liveabord with Blue storm is perfect
Deadalus Reef's diving experience is superb The event that you do while thinking about the number of logs of divers is Something I really care about it and I feel like I'm being treated It was nice to be able to feel that
- Recommended for
- Kind crew & guide. Good ship&foods. Event.
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- 8.8 Fabulous
- Torsten B
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Germany
Very modern boat but difficult conditions in April.
In mid April the conditions are a bit challenging. Strong winds forced us to stay in port for the first full day, missing dives. The diving in the caves at St John‘s and other places was fun. Elphinstone disappointed, but we could only do the walls due to current. Need to come back later in the year. Cabins and service were very good. The dives in general were very good, but the conditions a bit challenging.
- Recommended for
- Very modern boat, but lacking the character of old Mahagoni boats.. Very good and capable guides, but only two are not enough when one is also teaching a course.. The crew is very friendly..
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- 7.6 Good
- James S
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Canada
great ship. too few dive guides. 2 guides for 18 divers. reef condition is very poor.
this is my 3rd trip to the red sea. 2004, 2012, now 2025. ship is great. food was plentiful but mid grade cooking at best. it did the trick. main issue is the red sea is dead. corals dead. few fish. basically only a few reef sharks. the decline is apparent, likely due to the massive amount of boats and divers. money over conservation. its not even close to what it used to be.
- Recommended for
- very nice ship. new. comfortable. plenty of food. the dive briefings, by Hani.
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- 7.6 Good
- Stephen W
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Canada
Great service on a good red sea ship.
Remote dive sites with few other divers. On board support for diving preparation and post-dive. Competent, safety-concious dive guide.
- Recommended for
- Service. Dive convenience and support. Lower numbers on-board.
