At the moment a week long cruise can offer the delights of underwater diving North of Hurghada. The so-called "wreck itinerary" offers a series of underwater diving experiences along the coral reefs that lie facing the Hurghada Archipelago, followed by a northward trip towards the islands of Gobal, Abu Nuhas ( a coral reef well-known for its wrecks including the Carnatic and the Giannis D. wrecks) and Sha'ab Ali where an underwater diving expedition leads to the exploration of the Thistlegorm, a giant English merchant ship with its cargo of arms still aboard and intact, that was sunk during World War II.

Another week-long cruise offers the possibility of travelling southward to the area between Elphinstone and Saint John reef, one of the most fascinating underwater itineraries provided in the Red Sea, where amazing colours can be appreciated along with the experience of coming into contact with sharks and other species of giant deep-sea fish.

There is also a cruise of one or two weeks to the recently opened Marine Parks such as The Brothers and Daedalus Island that provide the more demanding underwater divers with the very best that today's underwater world has to offer. Obliging crews and expert underwater guides are the main stays of a professional and seaworthy staff.

All our cruisers, whether standard or superior, are guaranteed to provide both safety and comfort. In the Egyptian Red Sea, our vessels are anchored at the Diving World bases of Hurghada and Sharm and set sail according to the demands and itineraries that are established each year. The fact that there is an office in the vicinity able to provide help whenever needed is obviously an advantage as far as service and safety is concerned. Before departure, the Diving World offices are at the complete service of its clients for the renting of any equipment, and the solution of last minute problems.