The Sharks winked back!
Last week Poseidon showered us with his affections once again – sharks were winking back at us at every dive site! The air temperatures keep rising in Sudan – this week it was already 30-32C and only our last 2 days were a bit windy.
It is shark fever onboard Cassiopeia!
Today is about fish again because we have seen marvellous things in Egypt! Like a Rhina Ancylostoma and a Stegostoma Fasciatum or Varium. And this is only the beginning as we have just barely left the harbour…
Fish parade in the month of the Pisces!
We are happy to report that our third week was a success too! The Sun is already well in the month of the Pisces and we keep threading the waters of the Sudanese Red Sea (as well) week after week in order to see and be able to show you more and more fish.
A perfect start in Sudan!
All beginnings are difficult – they say – but luckily, in our case this phrase is not true…The first week of our 2013 season began on February 9.
10 things you may not know about us
We are uncovering further secrets about ourselves… 10 things you may not know about us… Hopefully by the time you finish reading, you will be saying them all by heart!
Expedition for the pleasure seeker, the curious and for old salts!
Let us look a bit further South in Sudan… they say it is worth your while! So, we have decided to cruise around for a couple of weeks.
SUDAN – Deep South Tour
The 2-week Deep South tour is perfect for those who have already been to Sudan and wish to see even more and for those who would like to be part of a true adventure.
WE ARE TURNING 10 YEARS OLD!
The time has come in our company’s life when we can celebrate a milestone! A lot has changed since the beginnings… Red Sea Boats Holidays started its journey down a path in the first years of the 2000s as the vision of a young and relentless small team, that we believe it is still journeying on.
Stop Shark Finning!
Every year tens of millions of sharks die a slow death because of finning. Finning is the inhumane practice of hacking off the shark's fins and throwing its still living body back into the sea.
Scheduled dry dock for Cassiopeia
After a well-done job, everyone deserves some rest. For some, it may be a long bath or a massage to rejuvenate, while others will do with just a new make-up or with a little relaxation. After a long season,
Destinations:
Turquoise sea as far as the eye can see, coral splendour in thousands of colours, white sandy deserted islands, a picture postcard-like dream, an infinite aquarium!
More on Egypt
Sudan is famous mainly for its sharks. Virtually untouched coral reefs, including the world famous Shaab Rumi and the WWII wreck of Umbria attract divers here.
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