Lewini Liveaboard, Egypt
9.3 Superb - Nitrox available
- Free Nitrox
- En-Suite bathrooms
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“We has an amazing trip over the north of the red sea, diving the BEST wrecks and Ras Mohamed park!”
Highlights
Lewini Liveaboard offers a selection of Red Sea diving itineraries, including the 'Golden Triangle,' 'St Johns' and 'Daedalus, Elphinstone & Fury Shoals' (DEF). The 'Golden Triangle' tour covers some of the most famous Egyptian dive sites, including the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef, and Elphinstone. Pristine diving awaits guests at St. Johns, 200km south of Marsa Alam, and stunning underwater landscapes are available on the DEF route. Diving from the Lewini liveaboard takes place from the spacious, well-equipped dive deck at the back of the boat. Nitrox is also available for those certified.
Topside the Lewini was newly renovated in 2019 to offer a modern and bright living space with plenty of space for up to 22 guests. 11 cabins and one suite are available. There are 6 twin cabins on the lower deck along with the suite and 4 twin cabins on the upper deck. Each cabin has individually controlled AC, en-suite bathrooms, and storage space. Cabins can be chosen for an extra supplement at the time of booking.
Social areas include the bright and spacious indoor dining area and salon with AC. Three hearty meals per day are served of local Egyptian and French cuisine. Snacks are available throughout the day to keep hungry divers happy. The partially covered sun deck is on the top, offering the perfect place to relax between dives or unwind after diving and enjoy the sunset.
The Lewini liveaboard is a fantastic budget option for enjoying stunning diving in the Red Sea. Book online today.
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Included: VAT, Environment Tax, Gratuities, Airport Transfer, Drinking Water, Tea & Coffee, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Nitrox, Cabin Towels.
Required Extras: Dive Insurance (25 EUR per week).
Optional Extras: Alcoholic Beverages, Soft drinks, Nitrox Course (185-205 EUR), Private Dive Guide (500 EUR per week), Rental Gear (120 EUR per week), Scuba Diving Courses (180-445 EUR per activity).
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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Lewini Reviews
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- 9.3 Superb
- Vessel 8.8
- Crew 9.5
- Food 9.8
- Diving 8.9
- Value 9.4
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- 10 Exceptional
- Naia B
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Spain
Super trip!
We has an amazing trip over the north of the red sea, diving the BEST wrecks and Ras Mohamed park!Momo and Reda were our guides that in every moment had a lot of atention for all the guests, and the rest of the staff of the boat were super nice with all the details!For sure we Will return back!
- Recommended for
- The staf, the guides and the food
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- 10 Exceptional
- Matevz C
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Slovenia
An amazing unforgettable experience with a an outstanding crew and service!!
Diving the SS Thistlegorm and many other wrecks. Surrounded by really colorful and healthy reefs. After the dives, we always had an amazing time with the crew entertaining us and cooking such great food. Also the panoramic view from the coastal desert surrounded by water.
- Recommended for
- Quality Diving, Great Food and the Crew service
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- 10 Exceptional
- Michel L
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France
very pleasant
2 to 4 dives per day with good freedom from the guides from the Ghani with a high quality crew
- Recommended for
- Efficient and very pleasant guides. A caring crew. beautiful dives.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Martin H
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Germany
Great Trip to the south
The southern reefs in Egyptian waters are definitely worth the trip. The crew on this trip was terrific, the briefings so that you could easily explore each reef on your own if you wanted to and still found your way back to the boat and the crew was always careful not to dive anywhere where there were too many other boats. Highly recommended!
- Recommended for
- Dive Site Selection, Team, Vibes on Board
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- 10 Exceptional
- Anna T
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Netherlands
Liveaboard on the Red Sea
Wonderful trip, beautiful dives.
- Recommended for
- Nice spacious cabin. Good food. Friendly and helpful crew.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Axel V
- France
Crew and supervision excellent quality. Unbeatable value for money.
Dolphins who played with us.
- Recommended for
- Kindness and availability of the staff, very helpful instructors-managers, all very competent in their task
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- 9.2 Superb
- Len S
- Netherlands
Great diving with a great crew
Diving on the SS Thistlegorm
- Recommended for
- Dives, Crew, Food
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- 8.8 Fabulous
- Maryse C
- France
A beautiful week of cruising on the Gahni in very good company, surrounded by a technical team that takes care of you.
A beautiful week of cruising on the Gahni in very good company, surrounded by a technical team that takes care of you.the highlight of the dive is the night dive on the Thistelgorm
- Recommended for
- the atmosphere. the technical team. food.
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- 8.4 Very good
- Markus L
- Germany
Great Dive Safari to St Johns Egypt
My wife and I went the 1st week of Dec. 2023. We flew into Hurghada followed by a 3-4 hour mini-bus drive down to Marsa Alam where we hooked up with dive friends we met on a Raja Ampat dive safari. For some reason flights to Marsa Alam are scarce. The dive vessels are anchored somewhere outside the actual Marsa Alam sea port. This was a bit surprising. You have to climb from the shore into the dinghy, but hey, its an adventure after all' - to us not a deal breaker. Only on the way back (last night is at Marsa Alam) it would have been nice to walk along the marina because we did not anchor in the sea port. The dive director and the whole team was great in explaining the boat, safety and each dive site. We were 20 divers, about 12 French, the rest German, USA, Yugoslavia. Important note here, the dive company is the French company Dune and all dives are self-guided. That's why mostly French divers on board understandably. Briefings were held in French and English. After the briefing you go with your groups and your buddy diving on your own - its beneficial to pay attention to the dive briefing. If you get lost, just shoot the DSMB and they will pick you up with the dinghy (never happened on our trip). The dive sites are relatively easy to dive with average depth around 20meters and, if qualified, 30meters occasionally. Open water divers must have a guide with them and pay extra. Great that 15-liter tanks are available, made the dives even safer. The dive deck is spacious enough, however, sending 2-3 groups at the same time in the water was later corrected to avoid crowding at the beginning and end of the dives. You do mellow coral reef dives, wall dives with no to little current (at least on our trip). The highlight were the dives at/in the St Johns caves. Just amazing and unforgettable. A maze of channels, cracks and swimthro's (they are not really caves, but still superb). This part is guided since you can loose your way. Again, no safety risk since you can exit at many locations at any time of the dive, but the guide knows the coolest routes through. What we saw on marine life was turtles, all kind of fish, barracuda, stingrays, moray eels. Unfortunately nothing really big. Only one white or black tip shark in the distance. Not sure if this is because of the time in the year. The boat itself is fine (it was the last trip of the season). The vessel is generally nice with lots of space to relax. Bathrooms were one wet-room (toilette and shower in one) - this can be handled for such a trip. The cabins were just right - standard on liveaboards with AC. BTW for photographers, the vessel had no camera table, which is usually for everybody quite nice, just to put your GoPro or other electronics. The crew was very friendly, the full dive deck made it sometimes challenging for them to help each guest. The food was superb - compliments to the Greek chef and his team. The water temperatures was beforehand the main topic - what to wear. 3 or 5mm or even more. It turned out that depending on the location the temperatures changed from 26 to 28 Celsius. We started with a 5mm semi-dry wetsuit the first 3 dives. I changed then to 3mm wetsuit (which was more a 2.5mm since older) and we were totally fine. For added protection a sharkskin top or similar would do. This reduced also the lead from 8kg to 4kg with backplate/wing. The organization was ok, but transfer between dive sites could be done during night time to have more time during the day for diving, this could be optimized, since the dives were anyway self-guided this would add potentially dives with minimal extra effort. Overall a dive safari to be recommended. From my point of view mostly advisable for tranquil diving with a bunch of friends, new Advanced Open Water divers and for a nice liveaboard week of diving. Again the St Caves are WOW and worth a visit. Be aware that if you are the more advanced and action-oriented diver (currents, big pelagic, etc.) this trip will be predominant
- Recommended for
- Food, St Johns caves, corals
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- 8.0 Very good
- Marie-Hélène P
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Switzerland
Have a good week
Some very nice dives
- Recommended for
- Very professional and available crew. Very good meals with lots of raw vegetables and local cuisine. Very comfortable shaded deck
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