In the North of the Red Sea you can dive in one of the most famous and interesting diving routes in the Red Sea: the Sinai Classic North Route. From Ras Mohammed National Park to the Straits of Tiran, this route offers a wide selection of best diving spots of the Red Sea: multicolored reefs full of life, walls full of corals and some of the most interesting wrecks from World War II like the iconic Thistlegorm are just a few examples of the wonders you can find diving in the North of the Red Sea. This route, the most popular and the one that more often divers from all over the world repeat, ensures every divers satisfaction, no matter diving level.
Here you have 5 North Route Red Sea diving safaris with an excellent value for money. Click to know more about each of the boats: availability, description, if it includes NITROX, language spoken… and make an online reservation with the guarantee of PADI through its online diving travel agency PADI Travel.
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Top 5 value for money Red Sea Sinai Classic Route liveaboards
What does a Red Sea diving safari looks like…
Diving season in the Red Sea
You can dive in the Red Sea all year round, with surface temperatures ranging from 18º C in February to 45º C in August and great diving conditions and water temperature all year round. The Summer and the end of Spring are very hard in Egypt, I still remember my first trip to the Red Sea at the end of May with 40º in the deck of the liveaboard at 9 am. So good news for the cold-natured: the water is sooooo nice in summer and spring, about 25º C. It is very common to see in late spring and summer many divers wearing shorties or 3 mm wetsuits, but for the rest of the year with a 7 mm or a 5 mm would be enough. In winter the water drops to 18ºC.
What diving certification do I need to join a diving safari in the Red Sea?
North routes are suitable for Open Water Divers.
