Highlights
- BBQ on board
- À-la-carte menu and themed dinner evenings
- Uses the ENOS Diver Rescue System for enhanced diver safety
- Small dive groups with a 1:7 dive guide-to-diver ratio
The Destiny is a 120-foot (37-meter) steel-hulled Red Sea liveaboard launched in 2023, licensed for Egypt’s marine national parks and built for speed and stability. It accommodates up to 20 guests in 10 modern cabins, each with individual air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms with rain showers, and eco-friendly toiletries. Towels, robes, and ponchos are also provided. Two cabins offer special single-traveller pricing, and thoughtful touches (charging points, quality mattresses/linens) ensure deep post-dive rest.
About
Guests enjoy a cozy salon with sofas, a library, and board games, as well as a restaurant serving sustainably minded à la carte cuisine with homemade jams. The Destiny caters to all food intolerances, including gluten-free, lactose-free, and other special dietary needs. The expansive dive deck features personal gear boxes with charging, camera rinse tanks, workspaces, and three outdoor showers. Up top, a sun deck with loungers and a BBQ, along with a breezy flybridge for sunrise coffee or sunset “deco beers,” sets the mood; a guest fridge is available for personal items.
Itineraries run for 7, 9, 12, or 14 nights in small groups, led by three experienced instructors, and typically depart on Saturdays. Routes include North Wrecks (Thistlegorm, Abu Nuhas, Rosalie Moller); Brothers–Daedalus–Elphinstone and Daedalus–Rocky–Zabargad for shark action and blue-water drifts; St John’s & Fury Shoals–Wadi Gimal (great for OWD divers, beginners, and snorkelers; Sataya dolphins, Abu Galawa); Brothers–Best of Safaga (Panorama Reef, Abu Kafan); and a “Best of Red Sea” grand tour. Most advanced routes recommend AOWD and 30–50 logged dives; easier options are available, and all plans remain weather-dependent.
Book your diving adventure aboard the Destiny today.
