Nouran, Egypt
- from $ 109 / day
- 8.1 Very good
- 4 Verified Reviews 4 Verified Reviews
- Free Internet Nitrox available Flexible Booking
























The 36m MV Nouran yacht caters to 24 guests in 12 en-suite cabins. All cabins feature individually controlled AC, twin beds, storage space and port-hole windows. Located on the main deck is a spacious salon with entertainment area, which leads into the dining room. This features ample space for all guests to dine, drinks station and buffet station where 3 meals per day, all freshly prepared from scratch, will be served. Located on the upper deck is the sundeck with loungers, as well as an added outdoor open lounge area at the bow of the boat and a covered outdoor lounge at the back of the boat.
Red Sea dive safaris aboard the M/V Nouran liveaboard explore both the northern and southern Egyptian Red Sea. The north routes cover the best of the Northern wrecks including the SS Thistlegorm and Abu Nuhas, as well as the vibrant reefs of Ras Mohammed.The southern route explores the Brothers Islands for a good chance of spotting shark, Daedalus for the possibility of seeing tiger sharks, hammerheads, threshers, oceanic white tips and whale sharks and Elphinstone for stunning drift diving. Diving takes place from the large dive deck and platform situated at the back of the boat, with rinse tanks, camera storage areas and plenty of space for kitting up. The M/V Nouran liveaboard is highly regarded for her tech-diving support and offers a variety of gasses such as TriMix and full He/O2 partial pressure, underwater scooters and a selection of wings, backplates and tanks.
Call us or book online today to start Red Sea dive safari aboard the M/V Nouran liveaboard.
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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, Cabin Towels, Deck Towels, WiFi internet.
Required Extras: Dive Insurance (6 EUR per day), Environment Tax (160-350 EUR per week), Park, Port and Fuel Fees (60-190 EUR), Visas and Fees.
Optional Extras: Gratuities, Alcoholic Beverages, Nitrox, Nitrox Course, Private Dive Guide (350 EUR per trip), Rental Gear, Scuba Diving Courses, Snorkel Gear, Laundry / Pressing Services.
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Boat features
Food & Drinks
If you have any specific dietary requirements whilst on-board your cruise, you can add this to your special requests on step 2 of the booking form. We advise limiting these requests to religious beliefs or food allergies.
Diving
The crew speaks English and German.
Gear Rental
There is diving gear available on this boat. Please provide your rental needs on the booking form. See below for further details on inclusions and pricing. Show prices.
Boat Specifications
- Length 36 meters
- Top speed 14 knots
- Cruising speed 12 knots
- Engines 2 x 764 HP diesel caterpillars
- Max guests 24
- Number of cabins 12
- Number of bathrooms 12
- Freshwater maker 2 x 5500 L/day each
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Nouran Reviews
- 8.1 Very good
- 4 Verified Reviews
- Vessel 8.0
- Crew 8.5
- Food 10.0
- Diving 6.5
- Value 7.5
Great Liveaboard which I will recommend to friends. Hope to use again.
We went on the BDE route, and greatly enjoyed the chance to see a variety of sharks (hammerhead, oceanic white tip and thresher) and other sea life. The boat also accommodated our request to visit Salem express as a warm up dive. Sayed, our guide and boat's leader knew the best spots, and was able to accommodate varying skill levels in our group as well as to make every dive exciting and unique. Boat is also able to accommodate technical divers.
- Recommended for
- Guide, renovated and clean rooms, Sharks!
Nice boat, food and crew, but the guiding, communication and organisation was poor
Sharks and the boat crew
- Recommended for
- Tresher Sharks, Hammerheads and Longimanus