moderate
2–6 hours daily
Divers should have a good level of swimming ability and physical fitness to handle multiple dives per day and occasional currents.
Dive through history and vibrant reefs on Pura Vida Diving’s Mar Rojo 2025 trip. From the legendary Thistlegorm wreck to night dives in the Gubal Strait, this Red Sea adventure combines marine life and maritime heritage for a unique underwater experience.
Ensure your diving certification matches the depth and conditions of wreck and wall dives included in the itinerary.
Bring a reliable dive light and familiarize yourself with night diving protocols to safely enjoy nocturnal marine activity.
The desert climate around the Red Sea can be dehydrating. Drink plenty of water between dives to avoid fatigue and dehydration.
Avoid touching corals or disturbing wildlife to protect the fragile reef ecosystems encountered on each dive.
The Thistlegorm shipwreck dates back to 1941, offering a World War II underwater time capsule in the Red Sea.
The Red Sea reefs, especially in Ras Mohamed National Park, are protected zones where sustainable diving practices help preserve biodiversity.
Allows longer bottom times and safer decompression during enriched air dives.
Essential for night dives to illuminate nocturnal marine life and navigate wrecks safely.
Provides thermal protection against cooler Red Sea temperatures, especially in winter months.
fall|winter specific
Capture vivid coral reefs, wrecks, and dramatic marine interactions during the trip.