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Red Sea Aggressor IV

Red Sea Aggressor IV


Construction: Wood hull
Length: 43 meters / 141 feet
Beam: 10 meters / 33 feet
Cruise: 10 knots
Divers: 24
Electricity: 220 VAC
Nitrox $
WIFI Available

Schedules & Availability


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14 DEC2024
7 nights
St. Johns & Daedalus
2 available spaces
USD 999.-
2 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
14 Dec 2024
Marsa Alam
disembark:
21 Dec 2024
Marsa Alam

Prices & Availability

Deluxe - various decks
on request
fully booked
Master
USD 999.-
2 spaces
 Booking Request
01 MAR2025
7 nights
St. Johns & Daedalus
15 available spaces
from
USD 2699.-
from
USD 999.-
Special %
15 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
01 Mar 2025
Marsa Alam
disembark:
08 Mar 2025
Marsa Alam
Red Sea Aggressor IV - Starting at $999
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.
The 'starting at' price is based on deluxe accommodations * Single supplement (private stateroom) double the above price.

Prices & Availability

Deluxe - various decks
USD 2699.-
USD 999.-
13 spaces
1 space only male
Master
USD 2799.-
USD 1099.-
2 spaces
 Booking Request
15 MAR2025
7 nights
St. Johns & Daedalus
10 available spaces
USD 2699.-
USD 999.-
Special %
10 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
15 Mar 2025
Marsa Alam
disembark:
22 Mar 2025
Marsa Alam
Red Sea Aggressor IV - Starting at $999
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.
The 'starting at' price is based on deluxe accommodations * Single supplement (private stateroom) double the above price.

Prices & Availability

Deluxe - various decks
USD 2699.-
USD 999.-
10 spaces
1 space only male
1 space only female
Master
on request
fully booked
 Booking Request
22 MAR2025
7 nights
Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone
16 available spaces
USD 2699.-
USD 999.-
Special %
16 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
22 Mar 2025
Marsa Alam
disembark:
29 Mar 2025
Marsa Alam
Red Sea Aggressor IV - Starting at $999
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.
The 'starting at' price is based on deluxe accommodations * Single supplement (private stateroom) double the above price.

Prices & Availability

Deluxe - various decks
USD 2699.-
USD 999.-
16 spaces
Master
on request
fully booked
 Booking Request
05 APR2025
7 nights
Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone
18 available spaces
from
USD 2699.-
from
USD 1099.-
Special %
18 available spaces

Departure/Arrival

embark:
05 Apr 2025
Marsa Alam
disembark:
12 Apr 2025
Marsa Alam
Red Sea Aggressor IV - Starting at $1099
* Special is not retroactive.
* The 'starting at' price is based on deluxe accommodations
* No other promotions or money saving specials apply.
Single supplement (private stateroom) double the above price for deluxe acc. The below specials do not apply to group reservations

Prices & Availability

Deluxe - various decks
USD 2699.-
USD 1099.-
16 spaces
Master
USD 2799.-
USD 1199.-
2 spaces
 Booking Request
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The Red Sea Aggressor IV is built and powered for comfort, safety, and stability. She is diesel powered, cruises at 10-12 knots and has 220-volt power. Comfortable accommodations for 26 guests include 13 spacious staterooms each independently air-conditioned, a private head and shower, mirrored cabinet, hair dryer, fresh towels and volume controls. Each stateroom has a 32-inch flat screen TV offering a selection of 400 movies, TV shows and documentaries. Guests will also be able to plug their computers into the TV screen to edit underwater pictures and video.
The Red Sea Aggressor IV has 3 master staterooms each with a queen bed and 9 Deluxe staterooms each with two twin beds. The yacht has a beautiful spacious salon, large sun deck with shading, 2 hot tubs, chaise lounges and deck chairs, and bar.
The Red Sea Southern itineraries begin on Sunday mornings through Friday and explore Egyptian waters. Leaving from Port Ghalib, the route follows popular dive sites throughout the ship’s route including the Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone, and St. Johns. Perhaps one of the most famous sightings along this route are the grey and blacktip reef sharks spotted at sites like the Ras Mohamed National Park.
Diving on the ship is from tenders and the ship is equipped with 3 tenders: two-21 foot and one-16 foot boat. The ship offers nitrox for certified divers but does not support rebreathers or technical diving.
Dive sites: The BROTHERS (Big Brother and Little Brother, or in Arabic, 'El Akhawein') are two small islands in The Red Sea. They are situated 67 km out to sea from Al Qusayr. Fish of all sizes and species live here, including large pelagic life such as Hawksbill Turtles, Grey Reef Sharks, Thresher Sharks, Longimanus, and occasionally, Hammerhead Sharks. DAEDALUS: This large reef, also referred to as Abu El Kizan, is found 80 km offshore from Marsa Alam. Currents tend to be much more predictable here, and divers have an excellent opportunity to spot large pelagic life. ELPHINSTONE: Elphinstone is a very famous, cigar-shaped reef that sits 6 km out to sea from Marsa Alam. There is a long plateau in the north and south of Elphinstone with the rest of the reef being a steep, colourful wall rich in hard and soft corals. Currents are variable, and can be strong or not present at all. MARSA SHOANA: (Local - Marsa Alam) Marsa Shoana is an awesome local dive site in Marsa Alam, and normally the first port of call on itineraries. A white sandy bottom meets a gentle, sloping reef with coral heads small, medium and large dotted about.
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.