Longimanus dive boat review
The 36 meters MY Longimanus is a Red Sea liveaboard vessel offering scuba diving cruises. Built in 2003, the ship was a dream of it’s owners, which also manages the Barakuda Diving Centers in Lahami and Lotus Bay.
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Boat Cabin & Layout
The Longimanus present 8 large en-suite cabins on the lower deck plus 2 massive suites on the upper deck. The is always a minimum of 10 crew members on-board every trip and they proudly boasts to be offering a first class service. Moreover, the cabins come complete with en-suite bathroom, air-conditioning, towels, bathrobes and even a mini bar!
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Longimanus On-board facilities
The motor yacht apparently is lavish both inside and out. Indeed, the interiors, which are fully air-conditioned, boasts plenty of place to hang out in a warm and welcoming layout. First, the main deck is home to a comfortable salon displaying a complete entertainment system with large screen television and surround sound system. Moreover, the dining room, adjacent to the salon, is where you’ll enjoy the freshly cooked buffet meals everyday.
Furthermore, the spacious sundecks on the outside are partly shaded and it’s just on more great place where to hang out. Indeed, there’s plenty of space, couches and mats are available. Plus, they have a shisha bar available to use. Imagine, you’re enjoying the view of the Red Sea, remembering your well spent day as you watch the sun go down from the top deck…
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Scuba Diving with the Longimanus
The MY Longimanus diving facilities are totally on point and as they say, their crew is certainly among the most experienced on the Red Sea. Indeed, they have been running their dive centers and now, the dive boat, for a long while. The dive deck features on-site fresh water showers and more than enough space to store your equipment. Plus, there’s a camera area where you’ll find electrical plugs to charge your toys.
Finally, the diving operation launches from the massive dive platform either into th blue or in the inflatable dive tender. Then, you’ll be all set for a great dive!
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Where does this liveaboard dive boat go?
Check out the fabulous places where this dive boat travels to.
Note: some destinations may not be listed below, please enquire for more details.
Hamata
Diving in Hamata offers unspoilt dive sites and access to the best part of the Red Sea far, and best of all - it's away from the tourist crowds.
Eilat
Eilat in Israel offers pristine diving conditions: warm, calm water, excellent visibility all year round, few or no currents, and a huge variety of corals and beautiful marine life!
Aqaba
Aqaba has all the beauty that the Red Sea has to offer but with out the usual crowds of Eilat and Egypt. Aqaba is also a great base for exploring the other historical sites around Jordan.
Marsa Alam
Excellent Scuba Diving with great chances of spotting Dolphins, Dugongs, Oceanic Whitetip Sharks and Hammerhead Sharks. Access to famous dive sites of Elphinstone Reef and Abu Dabbab! Very Good Visibility.
Nuweiba
Nuweiba is the Red Sea’s Macro and Muck diving paradise and is home to a variety of marine life not seen elsewhere.
Dahab
The Dahab Blue Hole is one of the most famous dive sites in the World. Beautiful hard and soft coral and excellent visibility.
Hurghada
Lots of good wrecks to dive and good place for Underwater Photography. Starting Point for Liveaboards to the South Red Sea. Very Good Visibility and good place to learn scuba diving.
Sharm El Sheikh
Magnificent Reefs at Ras Mohammed and one of the best dive site in the World, the wreck of the SS Thistlegorm.
Red Sea
The Red Sea is home to an array of amazing reefs with a teeming marine life, pelagic fishes, Reef Sharks, Dolphins and even the very rare Dugong!
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