Blue Force 2 offers some of the best diving in the Red Sea, with a spectacular variety and diversity of dive sites available.
Enjoy shallow fringing reefs, walls that descend into the blue, an incredible array of wreck dives, easy crystal clear waters, drift dives over drop offs and plateaus, reefs systems of amazing diversity and scale that can form labyrinths, caves and gardens that stretch out into the endless blue. All of which are blessed with incredible biodiversity and color in warm, clear waters.
Life aboard Blue Force 2
This 28 meter vessel comfortably accommodates 18 guests in her nine cabins. The stylish and relaxing cabins feature air-conditioning and a private bathroom. Detailed attention has gone into the design and Blue Force 2's aspiration is to offer great comfort and entertainment in between all the spectacular diving. Twin Cabins are located on both the upper and lower decks. All cabins have ensuite bathrooms and climate control, while upper deck cabins also have exterior windows.
There is an indoor air-conditioned salon and dining room on the main deck with a full entertainment system, flat screen TV, DVD and multimedia player . You'll find two solarium areas on the mani deck in the bow. The large sundeck has a shaded area with comfortable chaise-long in the stern area and a nice sofas area to relax on in between dives, while enjoying the views of the Red Sea.
Nitrox and trimix available on board
The spacious dive deck is well organised with storage space for each guest and plenty of room so everyone can move around easily. Both nitrox and trimix are available. Two zodiacs are used for drop-offs and pickups. Rental equipment can be arranged, but pre-ordering is required.
Enjoy the freshly, delicious and varied meals, a mix of local and Western cuisine served in buffet style. For any special dietary requests, such as vegetarian or any allergies, please inform the boat prior to arrival.
How to get there
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