Khanka Wreck Dive Site: Egypt Liveaboard Guide

Khanka Wreck is a dive site in Rocky and Zabargad Islands, Egypt.

See below for all liveaboards that dive Khanka Wreck.

The liveaboard shown opposite is the highest customer rated liveaboard diving Khanka Wreck, scoring 9.3/10. You can easily book the Red Sea Aggressor V liveaboard using this link.

Khanka Wreck is a wreck dive in Rocky and Zabargad Islands, Egypt, within an area known for remote island walls, reefs and wrecks. Liveaboard access allows the dive team to time the entry for the prevailing current and adjust the route for visibility, sea conditions and diver experience. The published itinerary should be treated as a guide because individual sites can change for safety or operational reasons.

The liveaboard shown opposite is the second highest customer rated liveaboard diving Khanka Wreck, scoring 8.7/10. You can easily book the JP Marine Liveaboard using this link.

Egypt liveaboards that dive Khanka Wreck

Below are all the dive liveaboards currently found for Khanka Wreck in Egypt, sorted from highest to lowest customer liveaboard rating, with unrated liveaboards shown last.

Red Sea Aggressor V

Egypt

Liveaboard Rated: 9.3/10

SDE Rating: 53%

How SDE Liveaboard Rating works for the Red Sea Aggressor V Liveaboard: 53%

The SDE Liveaboard Rating for the Red Sea Aggressor V liveaboard works by taking the six individual SDE Liveaboard Rating scores, with each one being scored out of 10 and then adding them together. For the Red Sea Aggressor V liveaboard are ([Diving:6/10] + [Cabin:7/10] + [Boat:4/10] + [Dining:5/10] + [Drinks:0/10] + [Non-diver:3/10] = 25/60). This total is compared to the maximum possible score of 60/60 to turn it into an overall percentage – which for the Red Sea Aggressor V liveaboard is calculated as 25/60 = 53% SDE Liveaboard Rating.

This makes it easy to compare different liveaboards at a glance. See a more detailed explanation of how SDE Liveaboard Rating works together with all dive liveaboards ranked by SDE Liveaboard Rating .

From £91.00 GBP /day

Cabins: 13·Bathrooms: 13·Guests: 26

Length: 131 ft·Beam: 30 ft

Dive certification:Open Water Diver
Logged dives:No minimum number of logged dives

JP Marine Liveaboard

Egypt

Liveaboard Rated: 8.7/10

SDE Rating: 68%

How SDE Liveaboard Rating works for the JP Marine Liveaboard: 68%

The SDE Liveaboard Rating for the JP Marine Liveaboard works by taking the six individual SDE Liveaboard Rating scores, with each one being scored out of 10 and then adding them together. For the JP Marine Liveaboard are ([Diving:10/10] + [Cabin:5/10] + [Boat:8/10] + [Dining:9/10] + [Drinks:0/10] + [Non-diver:0/10] = 32/60). This total is compared to the maximum possible score of 60/60 to turn it into an overall percentage – which for the JP Marine Liveaboard is calculated as 32/60 = 68% SDE Liveaboard Rating.

This makes it easy to compare different liveaboards at a glance. See a more detailed explanation of how SDE Liveaboard Rating works together with all dive liveaboards ranked by SDE Liveaboard Rating .

From £72.00 GBP /day

Cabins: 14·Bathrooms: 14·Guests: 28

Length: 37 m·Beam: 7 m

Dive certification:Advanced Open Water Diver
Logged dives:Minimum 20 logged dives

Khanka Wreck Diver Details

Useful training for this site
Advanced Open Water Diver, Good buoyancy control skills, Enriched Air (Nitrox) Diver, Wreck diving, Drift Diver, Strong buoyancy control in current

Suggested equipment
5mm wetsuit, Dive computer, Surface marker buoy (SMB), Nitrox, Torch

Dive type
Wreck, Reef, Wall, Pelagic

Entry
Boat

Minimum recommended experience
Advanced

Egypt; Khanka Wreck Dive Site Details

Water type
Salt

Water temperature
21.0°C–29.0°C

Best time to dive Khanka Wreck
Usually visited by southern liveaboard itineraries, with spring and autumn often providing the most comfortable overall conditions.

Visibility
15.0m–40.0m

Current strength
Moderate, Strong

Khanka Wreck Liveaboard Dive Site

Khanka Wreck is a wreck dive in Rocky and Zabargad Islands, Egypt, within an area known for remote island walls, reefs and wrecks. The precise entry point and route depend on current, weather and the cruise director’s assessment, so an itinerary reference should not be treated as a guarantee that every departure will dive the site.

The wreck’s depth, condition and permitted level of penetration must be confirmed during the briefing. Divers entering an overhead environment need suitable wreck training, a torch, disciplined gas planning and a clear agreement with the guide; viewing the exterior is normally the safer option for divers without that experience.

A liveaboard is the practical way to combine this site with several dives across Rocky and Zabargad Islands. Carry a surface marker buoy, follow the boat’s current and pickup procedures and use nitrox only when qualified and after analysing the cylinder. Wildlife encounters and visibility vary naturally and cannot be guaranteed.

Other sites in this part of the itinerary include Rocky Island and Zabargad Island. Compare Egypt liveaboards and review the Egypt liveaboard destination guide before choosing an itinerary.

The Khanka Wreck dive site in Egypt is visited by two dive liveaboards. The highest customer-rated liveaboard scores 9.3 out of 10. Prices across these liveaboards start from £72.00.

If you want a more intimate experience, the smallest liveaboard in this selection of the Khanka Wreck dive liveaboards is Red Sea Aggressor V, which has 13 cabins, accommodates up to 26 guests, and is 131 ft in length. If you prefer a larger boat, JP Marine Liveaboard, which is 37 m in length, has 14 cabins, and accommodates up to 28 guests.

To dive the Khanka Wreck dive site, the minimum diver certification ranges from Open Water Diver to Advanced Open Water Diver, and logged dive requirements range from no minimum number of logged dives to minimum 20 logged dives. So be careful when you choose a liveaboard that has the Khanka Wreck dive site on its itinerary, to make sure both your dive certification and level of experience match its minimum levels.