Red Sea Aggressor
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Carlos Diver
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Aggressor has its issues, but a boat without AC, at least when functioning normally, is not one of them.
Dan
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Just go to their website. A quick check on Red Sea Aggressor II, their cabins have AC
Master Staterooms (# 9 - 10)
One queen bed, 60" x 78" inches, picture window, bathrobes, hairdryer, fresh towels, air conditioning, 32 inch flat screen TV with a selection of over 400 movies and private bathrooms.Deluxe Staterooms (# 1 - 8)
Two single beds (side by side), 35" x 79", porthole (#8 has picture window), bathrobes, hairdryer, fresh towels, air-conditioning, 32 inch flat screen TV with a selection of over 400 movies and private bathrooms.Suite (# 11)
One queen bed, 60" x 78" inches, Port hole, bathrobes, hairdryer, fresh towels, air conditioning, 32 inch flat screen TV with a selection of over 400 movies and a private bathroom.Also in Aggressor IV, below.
Red Sea Liveaboard Scuba Diving Vacation in Egypt | Aggressor
www.aggressor.com
The Red Sea Aggressor IV is a spacious 142.7 ft. yacht with a 32.8 ft. beam, built and powered for comfort, safety and stability. She is diesel powered, cruises at 10-12 knots and has 220-volt power. Comfortable accommodations for 26 guests include 13 spacious staterooms each independently air-conditioned, a private head and shower, mirrored cabinet, hair dryer, fresh towels and volume controls. Each stateroom has a 32-inch flat screen TV offering a selection of 400 movies, TV shows and documentaries. Guests will also be able to plug their computers into the TV screen to edit underwater pictures and video.
Dan
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I have been on 30 liveaboards. All of them have AC in their cabins.
You really need to look at their web site and the Know Before You Go information. They will want you aboard during the afternoon of the 16th and leave in the evening or very early the next morning, but it is your responsibility to find that out, directly from them. Given the formalities of dealing with the local authorities, they probably won’t have much leeway if you aren’t where you’re supposed to be. They’ll need a scanned copy of your passport prior to your arrival. Egypt requires the medical form also. Which boat will you be on?
Dan
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It’s usually in the afternoon between 2-4pm on the fist day. Please read their “Know Before You Go” page, as shown in the link below.
For more information about what it’s like in the past trip, here’s my trip report for the BDE route on Red Sea Aggressor (RSA) temporary replacement “Scuba Scene” after RSA1 burnt down & sank:
Trip Report - BDE Trip Report, 21-28 December, 2019
Summary This is an eight-day (21-28 December, 2019) liveaboard trip to Red Sea BDE (Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone) route, with Scuba Scene, Red Sea Aggressor 1 (RSA1) replacement, after RSA got burnt & sank in November 2019. The itinerary, as shown in Table 1, includes 6 days of diving, 3...
Carlos Diver
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I was trying to fit a combo trip to Red Sea before my Indo liveaboard so I was doing a lot of HW. The dates just didnt play out in my favor. Water temps should be high 70s.
Dan
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"In November in Red Sea, there are ideal conditions for a vacation. The daily temperatures in this month reach pleasant 28 °C (82 °F). The seawater temperature reaches ideal 26 °C (78 °F). There are only 0 days of rain in the whole month, so you can leave your umbrella at home."
Red Sea - Egypt weather in November 2024
In November in Red Sea, the average air temperature ranges from 28 °C (82 °F) during the day to 17 °C (62 °F) at night. There are 0 days of rain on average, where the rainfall is 1 mm (0.04 in).
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