MV Miss Nouran

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MV Miss Nouran dive boat review

Sea Serpent Fleet, a luxury-class motor yacht diving operation, operate a series of salubrious liveboard safari vessels in the Egyptian Red Sea. MV Miss Nouran is one of her prestigious fleet which, predominantly, spends it’s time in the southern Red Sea; taking lucky divers to the famous Fury Shoals and the stunning dive sites of the area. Sea Serpent Fleet have been operating in the region since 1989 and have a wealth of local knowledge to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable voyage.

 

 

The southern Red Sea offers a variety of diving; the suitable route and sites depend on experience and conditions. At Fury Shoals there are pristine and secluded reefs. Wall dives. Great visibility. And there is beautiful aquatic life. Normally departing from Port Ghalib, the southern Red Sea sites are generally further from land, more exclusive and – as a rule – less crowded. On dives you’ll find pristine coral, colourful shoals of reef fish, barracuda, blue-spotted rays, napoleon wrasse, giant moray eels, octopus and, from time to time, sharks may pass by; white tips, grey reef sharks, oceanic white-tips, silky sharks, hammerhead sharks and tiger sharks having been seen in these waters.

 

MV Miss Nouran was built in Alexandria, Egypt, specifically for purpose. 30m in length and 7m in beam she is slightly small than rivals such as MV Blue Melody. However, she correspondingly accommodates fewer passengers. She features twin 600hp engines, has no less than 11 bathrooms and has two 25hp diving tenders that accompany her. The original equipment list included radio, GPS, satellite phone, an EPIRB, first-aid supplies and life rafts. This historical list is not a current inspection or certification.

 

Cabins and Boat Layout

 

The layout described in this earlier review had ten twin cabins for twenty guests. The retained booking page now contains conflicting figures: its overview still says ten cabins, while its specifications say twelve cabins and twenty-four guests. A current layout has not been confirmed.

 

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8 of the cabins have bunk beds. 2 of the cabins have twin single beds. Every cabin has air-conditioning to ensure your restful night’s sleep. Importantly, each cabin also has ensuite bathroom facilities for your ease and comfort.

 

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Bunk Cabin

 

The main communal area of the Miss Nouran is laid out in typical liveaboard fashion. There is a comfortable air-conditioned salon/lounge area. In the salon there is an entertainment system, TV and DVD player. It makes an ideal place to sit in comfort if you want to escape from the climate for a period and read. Or unwind and watch a film in the evening.

 

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Twin Cabin

 

There is a separate dining area onboard. Here the chef will present a combination of western food and local dishes in a buffet style. There are also alcoholic drinks onboard to enjoy when the day’s diving is completed. Snacks, water, tea and coffee are always available throughout the day should the post-dive munchies strike!

 

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Salon

 

There are two sundecks for the sun-worshippers. One is partially shaded should you wish to take a break from the sunshine.

 

Wi-Fi is available onboard during certain periods for those wishing to stay connected – depending on your proximity to shore.

 

 

Diving onboard Miss Nouran

 

The dive deck is spacious and racks on the side of the vessel eliminate the need to carry heavy equipment up and down steps. And, before each dive, one of the professional dive guides onboard will be there to give you a thorough briefing and guide you in-water if required.

 

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Dive Deck

 

There are plenty of charging points for photographers as well as rinse tanks. Nitrox is available for those qualified (or those wishing to learn it’s benefits with continuing education).

 

If you’re a full blown CCR diver, Miss Nouran can cater for that too! Please be sure to notify your requirements on booking.

 

Twin dive tenders are always on standby for pick-up and drops where required.

 

 

Itineraries

 

Departing from Port Ghalib, the itinerary is usually one of 8 days/7 nights to Fury Shoals. Dive site selection is obviously subject to the prevailing conditions but aims to take in the best available locations.

 

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

Hamata

Hamata gives land-based divers access to Fury Shoals: coral gardens, small wrecks and exposed outer reefs, with outings matched to experience and sea conditions.

Hamata Diving Review

Eilat

Eilat

Eilat offers mainly shore-based Red Sea diving, with coral gardens, the Satil wreck and sites for different experience levels. Check recent-dive and insurance requirements before arrival.

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Aqaba

Aqaba

Aqaba combines coral gardens and shore diving with the Cedar Pride, aircraft wrecks and underwater military displays. A land-based stay can also include Petra and Wadi Rum.

Aqaba Diving Review

Marsa Alam

Marsa Alam

Marsa Alam combines shore-access bays such as Abu Dabbab with boat trips to offshore reefs including Elphinstone. Choose the base and dive profile to suit your experience; wildlife sightings vary.

Marsa Alam Diving Review

Nuweiba

Nuweiba

Nuweiba suits unhurried shore diving and underwater photography, with coral gardens and small marine life to explore with a local guide.

Nuweiba Diving Review

Dahab

Dahab

Dahab combines shore-access reefs and training sites with advanced profiles at the Canyon and Blue Hole. Choose the dive to match your experience.

Dahab Diving Review

Hurghada

Hurghada

Hurghada combines day-boat reefs, beginner training and longer wreck excursions. Match the site, transfer and dive profile to your experience.

Hurghada Diving Review

Sharm El Sheikh

Sharm El Sheikh

Sharm combines local reef diving with Ras Mohammed, Tiran and separately planned wreck excursions. Match the route and dive profile to your experience.

Sharm El Sheikh Diving Review

Red Sea

Red Sea

Red Sea diving ranges from shore reefs and northern wrecks to exposed offshore walls. Choose the base and route around your experience and travel plans.

Red Sea Diving Review

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C-Echo 2

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Dive spots reviews in Hamata & Marsa Alam & Red Sea & South Red Sea

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The Marsa Alam Dolphin House, also called Sha'ab Samadai, is an offshore reef with a sheltered lagoon used by spinner do...
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Abu Nuhas is an offshore wreck-diving reef in Egypt's northern Red Sea, reached by boat rather than from the beach. Four...
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Big Brother and Little Brother rise from deep water in Egypt’s central Red Sea. The appeal is the combination of coral-c...
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The Rosalie Moller wreck is a deep dive for experienced divers. Upright in the northern Red Sea near the Gubal islands, ...
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Divers with fewer than 20 dives, or with buoyancy difficulties, are not permitted to visit Thistlegorm under the CDWS pr...
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Abu Dabbab is a sandy bay north of Marsa Alam, with seagrass between coral reefs on its two sides. The combination makes...
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Daedalus, also called Abu Kizan, is an isolated reef far offshore from the Marsa Alam coast in Egypt’s Red Sea. Its ligh...
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The Ras Mohammed National Park offers some of the best scuba diving in the Red Sea. At the southern tip of Sinai, its co...
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Elphinstone is a long, narrow offshore reef in Egypt’s southern Red Sea, famous for drift dives along steep coral-covere...
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Fury Shoals is a large reef system off Egypt’s southern Red Sea coast, near Hamata and Wadi Lahami, north of Ras Banas. ...
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