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Diving on Titan liveaboard
Diving aboard the Titan promises an extraordinary adventure in the Red Sea’s most renowned diving destinations. From the captivating walls of the Brothers Islands to the historic wrecks of Ras Mohammed National Park, each dive site offers unique allure.
Explore the vibrant coral gardens and encounter a variety of pelagic fishes at St. Johns, or embark on an unforgettable journey swimming with dolphins at Fury Shoals. The Red Sea is famous for its diverse marine life, including sharks like oceanic whitetips, tiger sharks, and whale sharks.
Diving takes place from the spacious dive deck at the back of the boat, with tenders available for easy drop-off and pick-up from the dive sites. Nitrox is also available free of charge for certified divers.
The seven-night itineraries aboard the Titan cater to divers of all levels, with options including St. Johns, Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone, Fury Shoals, Ras Mohammed, and Tiran. Each route typically offers three dives per day, totaling about 16 dives per week.
While night dives are not allowed in the Egyptian Marine Parks, the itinerary ensures ample opportunities to explore the diverse underwater landscapes during daylight hours. Additionally, the Titan is family and beginner-friendly, providing a welcoming environment for divers or snorkelers of all skill levels.
Depending on the chosen route, divers may need to meet certain minimum requirements in terms of experience and qualifications. For those who need equipment, rentals are available onboard at a surcharge.
Highlights:
- Up to 16 dives per trip
- Marine life including frequent oceanic whitetips and dolphins
- Dive sites ranging from ancient wrecks to coral gardens
Onboard Titan
On the main deck of the Titan, guests will find an air-conditioned salon, complete with a plasma TV, DVD player, music system, and a well-stocked library. With four decks in total, including a sky deck with stunning 360-degree views of the Red Sea, the Titan offers ample space for relaxation and socializing.
Topside, the Titan caters to 30 guests in 15 ensuite cabins, ranging from twins to queens. Each cabin features air conditioning as well. The outdoor salon on the upper deck features stairs to the large sundeck where guests can soak up some rays. Titan measures 127 feet (39 m) long, offering a comfortable and spacious environment.
Outside, the sky deck provides an open space with sofas for sunbathing, while the upper deck features two relaxation areas at the front and back of the boat. The front sundeck offers an open seating area, while the back deck provides a larger outdoor lounge with shaded seating, cushioned sofa beds, benches, tables, and a lounge bar.
The dive deck of the Titan is well-equipped with personal gear boxes, camera storage, and large rinse tanks. Divers can utilize freshwater showers, fin storage areas, and a shared bathroom. The boat also features two speed boats to get you to and from the dive sites even faster.
Highlights:
- Freshwater showers
- Lounge bar
- Entertainment system
Dining onboard Titan
The crew serves up a delicious and varied mixture of traditional Egyptian, French, and international cuisine three times a day in buffet-style. Coffee, tea, snacks, and fruit are available around the clock and special dietary requirements can be accommodated with advance notice.
A self-service bar provides beverages throughout the day, while a selection of wines, beers, and select spirits are available for purchase.
Highlights:
- Caters to special dietary requirements
- Traditional Egyptian dishes
- Buffet-style meals
Things we like:
- Budget-friendly
- One of the fastest boats in Red Sea
- Free nitrox for certified divers
Things we don't like:
- No dives on day of embarkation and disembarkation
- No laundry service
Key Facts
| Year Built | 2009 |
| Max Divers | 30 |
| Price Range | Budget |
| Trip Length | 5-7 Nights |
| Internet | Yes (free) |
| Nitrox | Yes (free) |
| Equipment Rental | Yes ($) |
| Camera Station | Yes |
| Air Conditioning | Yes |
| Min. Logged Dives | No minimum |
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