The liveaboard at a glance

The M/Y Seawolf Dominator is the largest ship in the Seawolf fleet and offers space for a total of 24 divers. This makes it one of the ships with a particularly generous amount of space. The ship is accompanied by two zodiacs, each with 40 hp outboards, which enable fascinating drift dives, among other things. A lot of teak wood was used in the construction of the ship, which gives it a particularly dignified appearance. Two spacious sun decks invite you to relax in both sunny and shady spots.

Adrenaline-filled dives make you hungry, but the galley takes care of your physical well-being and serves delicious and varied food in the air-conditioned salon. Whenever you want, the bar has refreshing drinks ready for you. Water, soft drinks, tea, and coffee are included, while alcoholic drinks are sold on board. Free Wifi is also available on board (limited data volume). The M/Y Seawolf Dominator is also equipped with the modern ENOS safety and tracking system.

The cabins

The M/Y Seawolf Dominator has a total of nine double cabins and three suites. Eight of the double cabins are located on the lower deck, one double cabin and the three suites on the upper deck. Each cabin is equipped with individually adjustable air-conditioning, a sound system, a minibar, and a bathroom with shower/WC. The double cabins have two single beds and the suites have a large double bed. Sunlight enters the cabins through the windows and portholes, filling them with daylight. Sufficient storage space, power sockets and a large mirror are further amenities in the cabins.

The diving operation

The dive deck is made of teak wood, is extremely spacious and excellently organized. It offers plenty of storage space and also has a shower and a toilet. The 12-liter aluminum tanks are filled with two high-quality Bauer compressors. Two powerful generators ensure an optimum power supply so that batteries for lamps and underwater cameras are always ready for use. 3 - 4 dives are executed per day (two dives on the last day of diving). Nitrox is available free of charge with the appropriate certification.

Date, route & solar eclipse

Embarkation: on 29.07.2027 in Port Ghalib near Marsa Alam.

Disembarkation: on 05.08.2027 in Port Ghalib near Marsa Alam.

Route & solar eclipse: A Deep South / St. Johns tour is planned. On August 2nd, 2027, the day of the solar eclipse of the century, the ship will anchor at a reef system directly along the central line of the totality zone southeast of Berenice. The length of the total phase there will be an extraordinary 6 minutes & 20 seconds, only three seconds less than the maximum of totality in the desert southeast of the Upper Egyptian city of Luxor. The event will last approximately 2 hours & 45 minutes from the beginning of the partial eclipse.

You have the truly unique opportunity to experience the solar eclipse in combination with an underwater dive, or you can observe this extremely rare phenomenon on the sun deck of the ship.

Eye protection: Observing a solar eclipse without protective filters (solar eclipse glasses) can lead to serious and permanent damage to the eyes, including blindness. HERE you will find expert tips on how to protect your eyes.

Services & Prices

Services included in the price: Transfer from Marsa Alam airport to the ship & return, 7 nights on board* in a standard double cabin, shower/WC/air-conditioning, meals: full board, soft drinks, water, tea, coffee, 3-4 dives per day (two dives on the last dive day), tanks, weights, guide, Nitrox, ENOS safety and positioning system, re-usable drinking bottle, Eclipse T-shirt or Eclipse cap, solar eclipse glasses.

*Possibly last night in a 3* hotel

Price per person: from € 1,999.

Plus additional costs (fees and fuel surcharges) € 215,- per person, payable on board (subject to potential price increases).

Minimum number of participants: 20.

Single occupancy and suite on request. Transfers from/to Hurghada on request.

If you wish, you can extend your trip at a beach or diving resort by the Red Sea, in Luxor (or Aswan and Abu Simbel) or in Cairo.

We are also happy to offer you a flight to Egypt & back (flight schedules are expected to be published in September 2026).