Blue Horizon
41m, 26-guest wooden liveaboard running Master Liveaboards' full Egyptian Red Sea catalogue from Hurghada and Port Ghalib, from northern wrecks and Tiran through the offshore Brothers, Daedalus and Elphinstone to the far-south Rocky, Zabargad and St John's reefs.
Last updated July 2026
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About
Blue Horizon is a 41-metre wooden liveaboard that runs Master Liveaboards' full Egyptian Red Sea catalogue. Thirteen ensuite cabins, from Classic Twins to Premium Doubles, sleep 26 guests, and a 2024 refit keeps the hull a notch above bare-bones wooden boats without reaching superyacht territory. What sets it apart is range. The same boat covers northern wreck weeks, the shark-heavy offshore run to the Brothers, Daedalus and Elphinstone, and the remote Deep South at Rocky Island, Zabargad and St John's, so you choose the itinerary rather than the vessel. Northern Red Sea Wrecks & Reefs and Strait of Tiran & North run year-round from Hurghada and suit newer liveaboard divers. The offshore and Deep South weeks depart Hurghada or Port Ghalib roughly March to November, are weather-dependent, and assume comfort in current and blue water. A nitrox membrane feeds the boat as a surcharge, and rebreather and technical divers are catered for on request and subject to availability. Government marine-park and port fees are collected by the operator.
What Divers Say
Blue Horizon reads as the do-everything hull of the Master Red Sea pair. The same wooden boat is booked for northern wreck weeks, the shark-heavy Brothers-Daedalus-Elphinstone offshore run and the remote Rocky-Zabargad-St John's Deep South, so travelers tend to choose by itinerary rather than by vessel. The 2024 refit and Premium Double cabins place it a step above bare-bones wooden liveaboards while staying short of superyacht luxury. A recurring theme is fit-to-experience: the offshore and Deep South weeks are pitched at current-comfortable, experienced divers, while the northern wrecks and Tiran are the accessible entry points for newer liveaboard divers. SSI guiding and honest, wooden-boat value come through as the consistent framing rather than luxury polish.
Itineraries (7)
Northern wreck and Tiran routes run year-round from Hurghada. The offshore Brothers, Daedalus and Elphinstone weeks and the Deep South Rocky, Zabargad and St John's routes run roughly March to November from Hurghada or Port Ghalib and are weather-dependent.
Northern Red Sea Wrecks & Reefs
Strait of Tiran & North
Northern Red Sea and Brothers
Brothers, Daedalus & Elphinstone (BDE)
Marine-park offshore route; the published schedule is an example only and runs at the captain's discretion.
Daedalus and St. John's
Rocky, Zabargad & St John's
Ultimate Red Sea
Hurghada to Port Ghalib crossing spanning north, offshore and Deep South; fleet-rotational and subject to seasonal repositioning.
Dive Sites (32)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which trip should I pick for a first liveaboard?▾
Where does Blue Horizon depart from?▾
Hurghada (HRG) for the northern routes, and Port Ghalib (fly Marsa Alam, RMF) for the Deep South and St John's routes.
Is nitrox included?▾
No, nitrox is a surcharge. The boat carries a membrane system, so bring your nitrox certification card.
Can it dive the Brothers and the Thistlegorm on one trip?▾
Not usually on the same week. The Thistlegorm sits on the northern wreck weeks and the Brothers on the offshore and Northern & Brothers weeks. The 10-night Ultimate Red Sea covers the widest span.
Do you support rebreather or technical diving?▾
Yes, on request and subject to availability. Arrange your gas and support with the operator in advance.
When can it reach the Brothers, Daedalus and the Deep South?▾
The marine-park offshore and Deep South routes run roughly March to November and are weather-dependent.
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