OCEANROAMERS

Liveaboard Diving is a great way to discover pristine diving grounds.

Because the range of liveaboards is much greater than Daily Dive Boats, OCEANROAMERS is able to make you discover these untouched reefs and jewels of the Red Sea.
With our first ever liveaboard trip to Zabargad in 1993 we now boast more than 15 Years in these waters.
Since early '95 when we made the first trips to the untouched reefs of Sudan and they have remained as good as it gets in The Red Sea. Come and discover with us these untouched, virgin dive sites, reefs and shores of The Sudan.

Sudan’s share of the Red Sea coast is approx. 650 km (400 miles). Soft and hard coral of colors beyond comprehension form perfectly preserved reefs with an abundance of fish only few can imagine – and even some that are still not found in any fish book. It is a fact that the profusion and diversity displayed on the reefs here makes the coastline of this shattered country the glittering crowning jewel of the Red Sea.
Turtles roam the reefs for sponges to eat – much too busy to even look up, and manta rays hover majestically over several cleaning stations while devil rays cruise by at the reef drop-off.

Outside the reef barracudas school on corners, drop offs and channels, but particularly the sharks are famed in this area, display a varied selection for the keen shark diver.
Grey reef sharks and hammerhead sharks zoom about hunting - or just patrolling, while nurse sharks and leopard sharks wait for prey or take a rest on the bottom.  

Portraying a wide array of migrating bird colonies, visits to uninhabited islands and shorelines, travel in time and experience Red Sea as it once was. Steer away from hordes of underwater tourists and join worldwide known locations teeming with underwater life!
Capt.- Instructor H.Hemmerechts and His crew bid you welcome aboard the MSY Freedom. Join us in a new seazon onboard the Freedom starting July the 9th 2011