The Red Sea is calling - Join us on Hurghada Splash Boat

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Explore the Wonders of the Red Sea with Hurghada Splash Boat!

At Hurghada Splash Boat, we bring you the ultimate underwater adventure, whether you're a seasoned diver, a beginner looking to explore the beauty of the deep, or someone who prefers to float and snorkel in crystal-clear waters.

Safety First: Our experienced and certified guides ensure every dive and snorkeling trip is as safe as it is thrilling. With top-notch equipment and comprehensive briefings, you’re always in expert hands.

Technical & Recreational Diving: Whether you're diving for leisure or aiming to push your technical limits, our team caters to all levels. From vibrant coral gardens to breathtaking wrecks, every dive is an unforgettable experience.

Snorkeling Fun: Not a diver? No problem! Discover the vibrant marine life of the Red Sea just below the surface. Perfect for families, friends, and adventurers of all ages.

Located in the heart of Hurghada, our trips are designed to create memories that last a lifetime.

Book your spot now and let Hurghada Splash Boat take you on a journey beneath the waves!
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[Valerii Vakshul]

Do you have cabins? Show me the cabin. Thank you

 

[NothingClever]

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I think a significant number of folks on ScubaBoard are going to be hesitant to dive from an Egyptian-flagged live aboard boat based on the excessive number of catastrophic incidents in the Egyptian Red Sea.

You might consider making a video with the crew and walk listeners through a thorough review of the boat's safety features and the crew's procedures for fire, capsize and running aground.

 

[e_badawi]

@e_badawi

I think a significant number of folks on ScubaBoard are going to be hesitant to dive from an Egyptian-flagged live onboard boat based on the excessive number of incidents in the Egyptian Red Sea.

You might consider making a video with the crew and walk listeners through a thorough review of the boat's safety features and the crew's procedures for fire, capsize and running aground.

In light of recent discussions regarding safari diving accidents in Egypt, it is crucial to provide a balanced view of the situation. Egypt hosts approximately 1,000 safari diving trips each month, attracting thousands of divers from around the world to explore the unparalleled beauty of the Red Sea.
Given this large number of trips, it is statistically expected that a handful of incidents may occur. Recently, there were six reported accidents, all of which resulted in the successful rescue of everyone involved—except for one tragic case. This particular incident occurred during an unprecedented storm in the Red Sea, which is an extremely rare occurrence in this region. Unfortunately, it led to the loss of eight divers, which deeply saddened the entire diving community.
When we calculate the ratio of accidents to the total number of trips and divers, it becomes evident that Egypt remains one of the safest and most reliable destinations for scuba diving. The diving industry in Egypt is backed by highly experienced professionals, advanced rescue systems, and strict safety regulations, ensuring the well-being of its visitors.
It’s essential to view these incidents in the context of the vast scale of diving activities taking place in Egypt. Rather than focusing solely on rare events, we should acknowledge the exceptional safety record of the Egyptian diving industry, which continues to uphold the highest standards for divers from all over the world.
Ongoing Efforts to Enhance Diving Safety in Egypt
The relevant authorities in Egypt are currently undertaking comprehensive studies and implementing new regulations to further improve safety in the diving sector. These efforts include upgrading the skills and qualifications of all professionals working in the industry, as well as enhancing the standards of all safari boats operating in the Red Sea.
In addition, state-of-the-art safety and emergency equipment is being introduced across the fleet to minimize the risk of future incidents. These proactive measures demonstrate Egypt's commitment to ensuring the highest levels of safety for divers and preserving its reputation as one of the world's premier diving destinations.
By prioritizing safety and continuous improvement, Egypt is striving to provide an even safer and more enjoyable experience for all diving enthusiasts.

 

[e_badawi]

Do you have cabins? Show me the cabin. Thank you

Our boat is a daily diving boat. We do have cabins for those who like to sleep onboard before our Abo Nuhas trip. It is a very far site, and we move very early in the morning, hence some guests like to stay that night before onboard to avoid waking up super early to come to our boat.

 

[Valerii Vakshul]

Our boat is a daily diving boat. We do have cabins for those who like to sleep onboard before our Abo Nuhas trip. It is a very far site, and we move very early in the morning, hence some guests like to stay that night before onboard to avoid waking up super early to come to our boat.

photo of jump deck?

 

[NothingClever]

The diving industry in Egypt is backed by highly experienced professionals, advanced rescue systems, and strict safety regulations, ensuring the well-being of its visitors.

Five Egyptian liveaboards in one year casts serious doubt on your assertion above.

I'm going to move on to other threads - I've provided my perspective on the value of a safety video.

Good luck in your business endeavors.

 

[e_badawi]

photo of jump deck?

 

[Valerii Vakshul]

شكرًا جزيلاً

 

[e_badawi]

This is Ahmed Gabr by the way operating/conducting his courses himself on our boat.