Egyptian LOB sank

[Zef]

Absolutely it figures into my decision. And that's why this upcoming trip, my second time to the Red Sea, I am going diving on FROM land again. I read about the safety record of Red Sea liveaboards. I love to dive, but I don't need to dive 5 times a day at 67. I am a lawyer, and I always think cautiously. I've never done a liveaboard, and I'm doing my first this January when I travel to Raja Ampat to dive on the Velocean with my local dive shop. Perhaps I will do a Red Sea liveaboard at a later date, but you can sure bet I will check out the specs very carefully.

Fixed it for ya!

-Z

 

[Bookworm11]

Hey, thanks! That is,one major typo, and considering I'm a lawyer who went to school to learn how to use words, that is very poor. Note to self- not good to respond late at night. But diving on land would be very safe from sharks and fire, lol!

 

[Dan]

Nah, although one can see dozens of sharks in the maldives, however sleek and beautiful, you can generalize them as "coward sharks"- they do keep a distance and scare away from bubbles.

Diving with a group of Longimanusses in Egypt is a different story- these dudes are anything but cowards. They like it close and personal, they bump into you, rub against you and keep constantly checking you out- from a safe distance of a few inches...

At times you can be surrounded by several curious oceanic white tips, and I do not think there are many shark dives as exhilarating and frightening at the same time as Egypt's oceanics.

Unforgettable, remarkable, amazing.

I haven’t seen Oceanic Whitetip Shark (Longimanus Carcharhinus) anywhere else but in Elphinestone.



But diving with Tiger Sharks in Tiger Beach, Bahamas, beats all Shark diving adventures.

 

[Jai Bar]

I haven’t seen Oceanic Whitetip Shark (Longimanus Carcharhinus) anywhere else but in Elphinestone.


But diving with Tiger Sharks in Tiger Beach, Bahamas, beats all Shark diving adventures.

Elphinstone indeed.

I wasn't at Bahamas, is it one of these places where they have feeding shows?

 

[Dan]

Elphinstone indeed.

I wasn't at Bahamas, is it one of these places where they have feeding shows?

Yes. Tiger Beach is at the West End of Bahamas.