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Red Sea Aggressor II

Red Sea Aggressor II

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Built: Refurbished 2026
Construction: Wood hull construction
Length: 42 meters / 138 feet
Beam: 7.9 meters / 26 feet
Cruise: 8-10 knots
Divers: 22
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31 OCT2026
7 nights
Northern Red Sea, Ras Mohamed, Straits of Tiran
2 available spaces
USD 3060.-
USD 1299.-
Special %
2 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
31 Oct 2026
Hurghada (hrg)
disembark:
07 Nov 2026
Hurghada (hrg)
Red Sea Aggressor II - Starting at $999
The 'starting at' price is based on deluxe accommodations * Single supplement (private stateroom) double the above price.
Specials are not retroactive. Money-saving discounts, other promotions, and the non-diver rate do not apply.
The below specials do not apply to group reservations.

Prices & Availability

Suite
Lower Deck
USD 3060.-
USD 1299.-
2 spaces
Master Stateroom
fully booked
Deluxe Stateroom
Lower Deck
fully booked
 Booking Request
14 NOV2026
7 nights
Northern Red Sea, Ras Mohamed, Straits of Tiran
3 available spaces
from
USD 2860.-
from
USD 1099.-
Special %
3 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
14 Nov 2026
Hurghada (hrg)
disembark:
21 Nov 2026
Hurghada (hrg)
Red Sea Aggressor II - Starting at $999
The 'starting at' price is based on deluxe accommodations * Single supplement (private stateroom) double the above price.
Specials are not retroactive. Money-saving discounts, other promotions, and the non-diver rate do not apply.
The below specials do not apply to group reservations.

Prices & Availability

Suite
Lower Deck
USD 3060.-
USD 1299.-
2 spaces
Master Stateroom
USD 2860.-
USD 1099.-
1 space only female
Deluxe Stateroom
Lower Deck
fully booked
 Booking Request
21 NOV2026
7 nights
Northern Red Sea, Ras Mohamed, Straits of Tiran
1 available space
USD 2860.-
USD 1099.-
Special %
1 available space

Departure/Arrival

embark:
21 Nov 2026
Hurghada (hrg)
disembark:
28 Nov 2026
Hurghada (hrg)
Red Sea Aggressor II - Starting at $999
The 'starting at' price is based on deluxe accommodations * Single supplement (private stateroom) double the above price.
Specials are not retroactive. Money-saving discounts, other promotions, and the non-diver rate do not apply.
The below specials do not apply to group reservations.

Prices & Availability

Suite
Lower Deck
fully booked
Master Stateroom
USD 2860.-
USD 1099.-
1 space only female
Deluxe Stateroom
Lower Deck
fully booked
 Booking Request
28 NOV2026
7 nights
Northern Red Sea & Dahab
6 available spaces
from
USD 2760.-
from
USD 999.-
Special %
6 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
28 Nov 2026
Hurghada (hrg)
disembark:
05 Dec 2026
Hurghada (hrg)
Red Sea Aggressor II - Starting at $999
The 'starting at' price is based on deluxe accommodations * Single supplement (private stateroom) double the above price.
Specials are not retroactive. Money-saving discounts, other promotions, and the non-diver rate do not apply.
The below specials do not apply to group reservations.

Prices & Availability

Suite
Lower Deck
USD 3060.-
USD 1299.-
2 spaces
Master Stateroom
USD 2860.-
USD 1099.-
2 spaces
Deluxe Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 2760.-
USD 999.-
2 spaces
 Booking Request
05 DEC2026
7 nights
Northern Red Sea, Ras Mohamed, Straits of Tiran
13 available spaces
from
USD 2760.-
from
USD 999.-
Special %
13 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
05 Dec 2026
Hurghada (hrg)
disembark:
12 Dec 2026
Hurghada (hrg)
Red Sea Aggressor II - Starting at $999
The 'starting at' price is based on deluxe accommodations * Single supplement (private stateroom) double the above price.
Specials are not retroactive. Money-saving discounts, other promotions, and the non-diver rate do not apply.
The below specials do not apply to group reservations.

Prices & Availability

Suite
Lower Deck
fully booked
Master Stateroom
USD 2860.-
USD 1099.-
12 spaces
Deluxe Stateroom
Lower Deck
USD 2760.-
USD 999.-
1 space only female
 Booking Request
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The northern Red Sea is known for clear water, colorful soft corals, historic wrecks, and the chance to encounter larger marine life in open water. From the Straits of Tiran to Ras Mohamed, each day brings a different combination of reef scenery, current-swept walls, and famous wreck sites. Red Sea Aggressor II provides a comfortable base for exploring this region. Operating from Hurghada, the yacht follows seven-night itineraries designed around intensive diving and relaxed time at sea. With space for 22 guests, social areas, and access to dive sites from both the yacht and two skiffs, the experience keeps the focus on discovering the northern Red Sea.
Red Sea Aggressor II is a 138-foot, 42-meter yacht with a 26-foot beam. Built for comfort, safety, and stability, it cruises at 10 to 12 knots and accommodates up to 22 guests. The main salon provides a comfortable indoor gathering area, while the large sun deck offers a shaded section, hot tub, chaise lounges, deck chairs, and a bar. These spaces give guests plenty of room to relax between dives, enjoy the sea breeze, or spend an evening sharing stories from the day. Nightly entertainment can include diving and fish-identification presentations, movies, and games, creating an easy social atmosphere once the day’s underwater exploration is complete.
Accommodation is spread across 11 independently air-conditioned staterooms. Each includes a private bathroom with shower, fresh towels, storage, a hair dryer, and either a porthole or picture window depending on the room. Bed configurations include queen and twin arrangements, making the yacht suitable for couples, friends, and dive buddies traveling together. Every stateroom also has a 32-inch flat-screen television with a selection of movies, television programs, and documentaries. Guests can connect a computer to the television, which is useful for divers who want a larger screen when reviewing or editing underwater photographs and video after a day in the water.
All meals, snacks, and beverages are provided aboard Red Sea Aggressor II, making dining part of the daily liveaboard rhythm. Breakfast choices include fresh fruit, cereals, juices, and hot dishes. Lunches feature combinations of soups, homemade breads, salads, sandwiches, and hot entrees, while chef-prepared dinners may include seafood, beef, chicken, vegetables, salads, and freshly made desserts. The menu also incorporates Egyptian dishes and local flavors, giving guests an opportunity to experience the region’s cuisine during the voyage. Special dietary requirements can be accommodated when arranged in advance, although certain items may be limited by the vessel’s remote operating environment.
The seven-night northern Red Sea itinerary can include up to 21 dives, with several night dives included during the week. Diving begins on Sunday morning and continues through Friday before the yacht returns to Hurghada. Divers enter from both the main yacht and two skiffs, each capable of carrying 11 divers. This setup provides quick access to different dive sites throughout the itinerary. Dive depths generally range from approximately 11 to 30 meters. Surface marker buoys and reels are mandatory equipment for divers throughout the itinerary. The ship offers nitrox for certified divers but does not support technical diving or rebreathers.
The itinerary reaches some of the northern Red Sea’s most recognizable underwater areas, including Ras Mohamed and the Straits of Tiran. Tiran is particularly known for soft corals, strong currents, and impressive visibility, while the surrounding waters can attract pelagic life including sharks and dolphins. Wreck diving adds another dimension to the voyage. The region is home to famous wrecks including Giannis D, Chrisoula K, Abu Nuhas, and the SS Thistlegorm, giving divers the opportunity to combine reef exploration with maritime history. Across the week, guests can move between coral-covered reefs, current-swept passages, wreck sites, and blue-water environments, creating a varied itinerary that rarely feels repetitive.
Red Sea Aggressor II combines a spacious 22-guest yacht with a dive-intensive seven-night itinerary through one of Egypt’s best-known underwater regions. Comfortable staterooms, generous social areas, chef-prepared meals, two diving skiffs, and up to 21 dives create an experience centered on time beneath the surface. Whether the highlight is exploring a historic wreck, drifting past vibrant soft corals, encountering a shark in open water, or relaxing in the hot tub after a full day of diving, Red Sea Aggressor II offers a memorable way to experience the northern Red Sea.
Narrative text and photos courtesy of Aggressor Adventures.



Dive Conditions

Diving conditions in the Red Sea are idyllic, with water temperatures rarely falling below 71°F/22°C even in the Egyptian winter (December - February). Topside weather conditions are equally pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 68°F-104°F (20°C -40°C) depending on the time of year.
Located in the Middle East, the Red Sea is a northern offshoot of the Indian Ocean. While these bodies of water share many of the same habitats and marine life, the Red Sea has evolved to provide unique habitats for numerous endemic species. Due to little rainfall, high evaporation, and a relatively isolated location, the Red Sea has one of the world's highest rates of salinity. These same factors also provide excellent diving conditions, and the Red Sea boasts a phenomenal 360 dive days a year. Furthermore, the Red Sea has few river tributaries feeding into it, which means limited microalgae allowing excellent dive visibility.
Diving is available in the Red Sea year-round. However, March to May and September to November are often cited as the best times to visit. Topside weather conditions are comfortable and the sea temperature isn’t too cold during these months, but this also attracts many other tourists, and dive sites can be extremely busy. During June, July, and August, uncomfortably hot topside temperatures mean resorts are quieter, but it's still worth considering since you may encounter hammerhead sharks on the outer dive sites.
Shore dives from the northern resorts and beaches are generally organized by the inhouse resort dive centers, and many offer unlimited diving on their house reef. Day trips out to Ras Mohammed and Tiran usually offer two or three dives from a day boat, often at busy sites with a lot of other divers and snorkelers. Many divers opt for a liveaboard trip which gives better access to remote areas where there are no crowds. Dives are generally from the back of the liveaboard or from tenders which take divers close to the reefs. Many Red Sea dives are drift dives, so the use of a safety sausage is mandatory.