Blue Horizon

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.

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.