Our Boat
Ready for adventure?
Board the Dory and be taken to the most beautiful reefs of Safaga, where fun and adventure await you!
Our Boat
Ready for adventure?
Board the Dory and be taken to the most beautiful reefs of Safaga, where fun and adventure await you!
Our Boat
Our boat Dory is a spacious boat 27 meters long and 5 meters wide, designed for optimal comfort and accessibility.
With room for up to 35 divers and their equipment, Dory offers a comfortable deck to relax and exchange diving experiences, a cozy lounge and a kitchen where fresh meals are prepared daily.
We have special facilities for divers with disabilities so that everyone can fully enjoy the diving experience.
Our experienced and friendly crew is always ready to help, both above and below the water.
Our Zodiac
To further ensure your safety and enjoyment, our zodiac accompanies the Dory every day.
This fast and agile dinghy is ideal for drift diving, where you can be effortlessly carried along by the current while enjoying the beautiful underwater scenery.
The zodiac not only provides additional safety, but also allows quick and easy access to the best dive sites.
So whether you are an experienced diver or just starting out, with the Dory and her trusty zodiac, you are guaranteed an unforgettable diving experience!
A Day of Dory
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Our boat sails out every day. The diving equipment is packed into a box at the dive center in the morning and brought to the boat by the staff with a pick up. We ourselves walk to the boat, a walk of about 3 minutes. Located at the end of the pier, the ” Dory” is easily recognized by its name and the wide blue/yellow stripe on the hull. We will arrange to be aboard the “Dory” about 8:30 a.m. We bring swimwear, a bathing towel and a good mood.
On board, we are met and welcomed by Mustafa, our Egyptian Dive Instructor and dive guide. He first tells us where to leave our shoes. We walk on board on our bare feet. He then explains the dry and wet parts of the boat. Also, further information on the use of the toilets and showers. Then he explains how to order drinks and fill out the boat list. Each person is responsible for noting the drinks. At the end of each dive, dive time and depth are noted. He further points out the location and use of the oxygen tank and the location of the first aid kit.
Meanwhile, the equipment was brought on board. .…Read more