Princess Diana

M/Y Princess Diana offers and unbeatable liveaboard experience with dive sites all over the Red Sea.

Tec diving specialists

This  5* yacht is well-equipped for recreational diving of all levels, as well as technical diving. To promote and encourage research and exploration projects on board, the liveaboard offers an unlimited selection of tanks and a variety of gases. Underwater scooters are also available, facilitating your underwater discoveries.

Gear up on the spacious dive deck

Princess Diana accommodates up to 26 guests in 13 air-conditioned cabins. The cabins include eight Standard Twins and five Suite Cabins each with double beds. The cabins come with individual temperature controls, private bathrooms with a hot water shower, and a safe for valuables. 

The vessel has four decks in total; two large sun decks for lounging and an upper deck saloon with a TV and Audio System. A generous dive deck located at the stern of the boat allows for easy water access, with plenty of room for gear storage and rinse tanks.

Fours delicious meals a day, with snacks always available

Meals are served buffet-style in the air-conditioned dining saloon and will include a pre-breakfast, breakfast, lunch, dinner. Snacks such as biscuits, cakes and fruit are available all day long. Tea, coffee, soft drinks and drinking water are all complimentary. Special diets such as Vegetarian and Halal can be accommodated with advance notice.

Ports of departure

Egypt trips

Most visitors arrive in Cairo and take a one hour domestic flight with Egypt Air to their port of departure, although some of the more popular ports such as Marsa Alam, Hurghada and Sharm el Sheikh have direct international flights too. 

Ports are detailed for every trip in the itinerary section The departure and return ports can vary depending on the dates chosen. In some cases the boats are moored at the port and depart the day after the trip begins, so you can arrive quite late on the first day of the tour and still board the boat before it departs the following morning.

Sudan trips

There are direct flights to Port Sudan from Cairo and Khartoum. Khartoum has direct flights from many cities in Africa and the Middle East, so most visitors transit through Egypt.

How to get there

Please refer to logistics section of each itinerary to find detailed info on how to get there.