Due to a history in difficult access, there are very few liveaboards operating in Sudan; meaning that dive sites have remained beautifully pristine and divers are able to explore them in practical solitude.

Sudan is well known for a rich diversity of marine life; not only are the coral reefs untouched, you can also see huge numbers of schooling fish along with barracuda, tuna, moral eels and sea turtles to name just a few. Large pelagics such as hammerheads, tiger sharks, reef sharks and mantas are also common. Aside from the abundance of stunning marine life, the Sudanese waters are also home to the WW2 wreck 'The Umbria' and Cousteau's 'Conshelf II' making Sudan the perfect destination for any diver looking for a real adventure.

Company Director Nathan Tyler said; "The Red Sea is the perfect destination for UK divers& warm water, an abundance of marine life and only 5 hours away. However, many of our clients now know the Egypt waters very well and we want to offer them something different. Sudan is beautifully untouched and we are thrilled to be able to offer M/Y blue Fin from our own fleet to run out of Port Sudan."

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