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Sea Serpent Fleet

Dedicated Red Sea Dive Liveaboards from Egypt

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About Sea Serpent Fleet

Sea Serpent is a fleet of six dedicated dive liveaboards operating exclusively in Egypt's Red Sea — one of the most accessible and rewarding dive regions on Earth. From the iconic wrecks of the northern routes to the pelagic-rich waters around the Brothers, Daedalus, and Elphinstone, each vessel is designed to reach the region's most celebrated sites in comfort. The fleet spans a wide range: from the intimate SS Serena Dreams (33m, 18 guests) to the flagship Sea Serpent Grand (40m, 28 guests). The classic Sea Serpent carries 22 divers, while the Contessa and Excellence each accommodate 24 on 36-metre platforms. The SS Glorious Miss Nouran rounds out the lineup at 40 metres with space for 26. All six vessels share the same operational philosophy: reliable schedules, experienced Egyptian dive guides, and well-maintained dive decks built for serious diving.

Red Sea Specialists

All six vessels operate exclusively in Egypt's Red Sea, covering northern, central, and deep south routes.

6 Dive Yachts

From the intimate 18-guest SS Serena Dreams to the spacious 28-guest Grand — a vessel for every group size.

Iconic Dive Sites

Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef, Elphinstone, SS Thistlegorm, and the stunning coral walls of the deep south.

Destination

Where the Sea Serpent Fleet fleet operates

Egypt (Red Sea)

All six Sea Serpent vessels operate exclusively in Egypt's Red Sea. Northern routes feature the SS Thistlegorm wreck, Ras Mohammed, and the Straits of Tiran. Deep south expeditions reach the Brothers Islands, Daedalus Reef, Elphinstone, and the pristine reef systems of St. John's — home to hammerheads, oceanic whitetips, and dolphins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do Sea Serpent Liveaboards operate?

All Sea Serpent vessels operate in Egypt's Red Sea, covering northern routes (wrecks, Ras Mohammed, Tiran), central routes, and deep south expeditions (Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone, St. John's).

How many vessels are in the Sea Serpent fleet?

The fleet comprises six vessels: Sea Serpent, Sea Serpent Contessa, Sea Serpent Excellence, Sea Serpent Grand, SS Glorious Miss Nouran, and SS Serena Dreams — all operating in Egypt's Red Sea.

What marine life can I expect in the Red Sea?

Hammerhead sharks, oceanic whitetip sharks, dolphins, manta rays, turtles, giant moray eels, and an extraordinary diversity of Red Sea reef fish. The Brothers and Daedalus are famous for shark encounters.

Do I need advanced certification?

Northern routes are suitable for Open Water divers. Deep south and Brothers routes typically require Advanced Open Water and at least 50 logged dives due to currents and depth.