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“Will return for sure! Excellent as always! Very great dives with good briefings incl. dive site, security and flora / fauna!”

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Customer Rated 9.6 – Exceptional

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🟢 Nitrox Available (Free)
❄️ Aircon Cabins
🚿 Ensuite Cabins
🤿 Snorkeller Friendly
🔥 Warm Water Showers

Blue Liveaboard Review — Egypt Diving from £123.00/day

Blue Liveaboard all-inclusive dive trip to the top dive sites in Egypt, where you can reduce fatigue with access to free nitrox and you'll be able to travel light by hiring dive gear onboard. A boat designed so you can sleep in cool, air-conditioned comfort between dives and enjoy the privacy of your own en-suite bathroom. The Blue Liveaboard is a 43-metre motor yacht (monohull), accommodating up to 24 guests across 12 cabins, with a guest rating of 9.6/10.  See live deals & last-minute discounts.

Blue Liveaboard Review - Expert Guide to Choosing Your Liveaboard

Russell Bowyer here. I've written this Blue Liveaboard review to help you confidently choose and book the right liveaboard. As a qualified diving instructor and Advanced BSAC Diver with 500+ dives worldwide, I've helped countless divers pick their perfect liveaboard - whether it's your first time liveaboard or you're an experienced diver seeking your next adventure.

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My diving experience spans cold-water UK drysuit dives, warm coral reefs in the Caribbean, the Red Sea, the Great Barrier Reef, and South Africa. As a former BSAC Diving Officer and diving instructor, I've taught many people to dive and taken a lot of the divers I taught on their first dive. I also used to organise and run dive trips in the UK, with one of my favourites being expeditions to the Farne Islands to dive with the seals. I've logged every type of dive: decompression stop deep dives, wreck dives, shark dives, night dives, drift dives, and everything in between. This hands-on experience means I know exactly what makes a great liveaboard experience, having dived from liveaboards myself and loved it. This is why I came up with the SDE Liveaboard Rating* to help you choose the best liveaboard for you.

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Russell Bowyer

Founder of Scuba Diving Earth. Experienced scuba diver and liveaboard reviewer.

Quick Blue Liveaboard Review Navigation

For easy navigation to check my SDE Liveaboard Rating scores for the Blue Liveaboard, use the light blue navigation links (e.g. "Boat Features 6/10"). Each category can score up to 10 points based on its onboard features. I've added these scores together to calculate the overall *Blue Liveaboard SDE Liveaboard Rating of 58% shown below.

*How SDE Liveaboard Rating works for the Blue Liveaboard: 58%

The SDE Liveaboard Rating for the Blue 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 Blue Liveaboard are ([Diving:9/10] + [Cabin:6/10] + [Boat:6/10] + [Dining:4/10] + [Drinks:7/10] + [Non-diver:3/10] = 35/60). This total is compared to the maximum possible score of 60/60 to turn it into an overall percentage – which for the Blue Liveaboard is calculated as 35/60 = 58% 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 .

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The Blue Liveaboard in Egypt scores 9/10 on the diving features SDE Liveaboard Rating

I’ve scored the Blue Liveaboard 8/10 on the SDE Liveaboard Rating for Diving Features, as it has 8 of the 10 key diving features listed below.

When you dive on the Blue Liveaboard, you’ll benefit from free onboard nitrox to reduce fatigue across multiple dives and can extend your bottom time where conditions allow.

At a glance for divers:

Nitrox
Free
Gear rental
Paid extra
Scuba Courses
Paid extra
DIN adaptors
Yes
Dive deck
Yes
Dive Tenders
No
Certification level
Advanced Open Water
Logged dives
Min 50
Newly qualified divers
No

If you’re travelling as an underwater photographer, dedicated facilities are available onboard – see the Underwater Photographer section for full details. In addition, DIN adaptors are carried onboard, so whether you dive on a DIN or yoke regulator you will be supported on the Blue Liveaboard. What’s more, for more advanced setups, this liveaboard also supports technical diving options – see the Technical Divers section for full details.

On deck you have rinse hoses and a shaded diving area, so your kit and cameras can be washed and kept out of the sun. You’ll also find the Blue Liveaboard was designed for divers, so the layout, dive deck and facilities are all set up with scuba divers in mind.

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I’ve reviewed the Blue Liveaboard and created this checklist of 10 key onboard diving features, so you can quickly see how well this liveaboard is set up for scuba divers. This boat includes 9 of the 10 essential diving features:

✓ Included ✕ Not included (click to find liveaboards with this feature)

Looking for more specialist facilities? See the separate underwater photographer section and tech diving section for more details.

Diving FAQs for the Blue Liveaboard
Does the Blue Liveaboard liveaboard have nitrox onboard?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard has nitrox onboard, and it is included at no extra charge.
What level of experience is required and what diver certification is required for the Blue Liveaboard?
Your diving experience and level of certification should be at least Advanced Open Water Diver (or equivalent) to join a trip on the Blue Liveaboard, as this is the experience level normally required for its dives.
How many logged dives do you need for the Blue Liveaboard?
You should plan to have at least 50 logged dives for the Blue Liveaboard, this is the level the crew on the Blue Liveaboard normally like you to be at so you can enjoy the dives and stay safe. If you have fewer than 50 logged dives, you will either need to log extra dives before you book, or certainly before you sail on the Blue Liveaboard, otherwise you may not be able to dive at all.
How many dives per day can I do on the Blue Liveaboard?
The Blue Liveaboard offers up to 18 dives across the full liveaboard trip depending on the itinerary you choose to book. On a typical day, this usually works out at around 3 to 4 dives per day, depending on the itinerary, travel distances, and sea conditions.
Can I get certified on board the Blue Liveaboard?
Scuba diving courses are listed for the Blue Liveaboard, but that does not necessarily mean the main liveaboard itinerary is suitable for learning to dive onboard. This boat also lists higher experience requirements, including Advanced Open Water Diver and a minimum of 50 logged dives, so confirm carefully before booking whether any onboard course is for training only, or whether there is a separate beginner-suitable itinerary.
Do I need DIN or yoke on the Blue Liveaboard, and are adaptors available?
The Blue Liveaboard carries DIN adaptors, so whether you dive with a DIN or a yoke regulator, both will be supported.
How are water entries and exits handled on the Blue Liveaboard? Are tenders used?
The Blue Liveaboard uses the main dive deck for entries and exits, which keeps things simple.
Are dives guided on the Blue Liveaboard or can I dive independently?
Most dives on the Blue Liveaboard are guided by the dive team, especially for the first dives at each site. This helps ensure safety and allows you to get the most out of each dive. Depending on conditions, your experience level, and the operator’s policies, experienced divers may sometimes be allowed to dive in buddy teams without a guide, but you should check this before booking if independent diving is important to you.
What rental gear is available on the Blue Liveaboard?
Rental dive gear is available on the Blue Liveaboard, which will likely include your wetsuit, mask snorkel and fins, dive regulator and a buoyancy control device (BCD). You maybe able to rent other gear, such as a dive computer or surface marker buoy, but check that the Blue Liveaboard includes these items in their gear rental. Make sure you confirm what rental gear you need at the time of booking, and tell the crew your sizes before sailing if you intend to rent your dive equipment.
Are scuba courses available onboard the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, scuba diving courses are available on the Blue Liveaboard as a paid extra, it is best to tell the boat in advance so they can assign an instructor.
Is a nitrox course available onboard the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, a nitrox course can usually be arranged on the Blue Liveaboard, but it is good to confirm at the time of booking that you want to take a nitrox course on board.
What itineraries does the Blue Liveaboard run?
The Blue Liveaboard currently lists the following dive liveaboard itineraries, 8 Days/7 Nights, check the booking page for dates and seasonal sailings as these can change during the year.
What is a typical day of diving like on the Blue Liveaboard?
A typical day on the Blue Liveaboard usually includes multiple dives spread throughout the day, often starting with an early morning dive, followed by late morning and afternoon dives, and sometimes a night dive. Between dives, you can expect time to relax, eat, and prepare for the next dive. The exact schedule depends on the itinerary, sea conditions, and dive sites visited.
Is the Blue Liveaboard custom designed for divers?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard was custom designed for divers, which means the layout, dive deck and facilities were designed around divers.
What sea creatures can you see on the Blue Liveaboard

The Blue Liveaboard does not currently list specific marine life for its dive sites, please check the itinerary notes.

Dive information:

  • Diver certification level required: Advanced Open Water Diver (or equivalent)
  • Number of logged dives required: Minimum 50 logged dives
  • Itinerary options on the Blue liveaboard are currently: 8 Days/7 Nights
  • The diving package to include all the dives on the itinerary of your choice is included in the cost of the liveaboard trip.
  • The Blue liveaboard offers scuba diving courses, and in particular a nitrox course, which are an optional extra charge. Click Scuba diving courses or Nitrox course to find other liveaboards that offer scuba courses onboard.

Tip: click any of the linked items above to find other dive liveaboards with the same option.

List of Egypt dive sites visited by the Blue Liveaboard

We do not yet have region and dive site data set up for Egypt.

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The Blue Liveaboard scores 6/10 on the cabin features SDE Liveaboard Rating

My score of Blue Liveaboard is 6/10 on the SDE Liveaboard Rating for Cabin Features, as it has 6 of the 10 key cabin features (see below).

The Blue Liveaboard includes air-conditioned cabins, which keeps your cabin cool and comfortable if you want to relax in your cabin between dives, and whilst you sleep at night. In addition, it includes daily housekeeping to add extra comfort to your trip. What’s more, it has en-suite bathrooms, which adds hotel-style convenience to your diving trip.

You’ll also find it offers TV in cabins so you can unwind and watch TV between dives or in the evening before going to sleep after a long day of scuba diving. Also, it includes seaview cabins so you wake up to an ocean view.

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Total Cabins
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Below I've listed the 10 key cabin features for the Blue Liveaboard, where for this liveaboard it includes 6 of the 10 key features.

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Cabin FAQs for the Blue Liveaboard
Do cabins on the Blue Liveaboard have en-suite bathrooms?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard offers cabins with en-suite bathrooms, so you have private facilities for showers and daily routines. En-suite cabins reduce wait times at peak hours, keep gear rinsing separate from living space, and make turnarounds between dives simpler for couples and families.
Is there air-conditioning in the cabins on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, cabins on the Blue Liveaboard are air-conditioned, which helps you sleep well between early starts and night dives. Cooler cabins also protect camera batteries and electronics from heat and humidity; bring a light layer if you prefer sleeping at a warmer setting.
Are there family cabins on the Blue Liveaboard?
No, a dedicated family cabin category is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard, and a family-friendly label is not shown.
Are there balcony or sea-view cabins on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard offers sea-view cabins, so you can enjoy natural light and quick access to fresh air. These categories are limited and sell fast on popular weeks, so book early if the view is a priority.
Is there a hair dryer in the cabins on the Blue Liveaboard?
No, an in-cabin hair dryer is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard. Many divers bring a compact travel dryer; check voltage and plug type, and only use heat-tools where permitted for safety.
Do cabins on the Blue Liveaboard have a safe box?
No, a personal safe box is not listed for cabins on the Blue Liveaboard. The bridge or purser can usually secure valuables; bring a small pouch and avoid leaving items unattended in communal areas.
Is there a TV in the cabins on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, TV is listed in cabins on the Blue Liveaboard, useful for reviewing clips or relaxing between dives. Download shows offline; bandwidth offshore is limited and best saved for messages or weather updates.
Are the cabins non-smoking on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard lists non-smoking rooms, which helps keep interiors fresh and safe. Dive liveaboards typically allow smoking only in signed outdoor areas downwind of dive gear and compressors. Smokers are ask to not throw their cigarette butts over the side of the boat too.
Are towels and toiletries provided on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard includes cabin towels in the trip price. That keeps packing light and helps turn cabins around quickly between dives; bring reef-safe sunscreen and any preferred shampoo brand if you are sensitive.
How many guests and cabins does the Blue Liveaboard have?
The Blue Liveaboard typically carries 24 guests across 12 cabins with 12 bathrooms, a comfortable size for dive groups. Cabin mixes vary by departure; make a request at booking if you prefer twin or double cabin layouts.

Cabin information:

  • The Blue Liveaboard provides cabin towels, which are included in the cost of your liveaboard trip.
  • The Blue Liveaboard does not offer a laundry service. If you would like this service onboard, click Laundry service to find liveaboards that provide it.
  • The Blue Liveaboard does not offer a pressing service. If you would like this service onboard, click Pressing service to find liveaboards that provide it.
  • Complimentary toiletries are not provided on the Blue Liveaboard. If you would like a liveaboard that provides toiletries, click Complimentary toiletries.
  • The Blue Liveaboard does not show dedicated family cabins and is not tagged as a family friendly cruise in the cabin features. If you are travelling with children, you may find a better fit by choosing from Liveaboards With Family Cabins for boats that offer family sized cabins, or Family Friendly Cruises for trips that are set up more clearly for families. You can still review the cabin layouts for this boat in the cabin types section below.

  • The Blue Liveaboard includes the following cabin types:

    • 5 Double cabins with ensuite bathrooms
    • 7 Twin cabins with ensuite bathrooms
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The Blue Liveaboard scores 6/10 on the boat features SDE Liveaboard Rating

My score of the Blue Liveaboard is 6/10 on the SDE Liveaboard Rating for Boat Features, as it has 6 of the 10 key boat features (see below).

The Blue Liveaboard has a lounge for you to relax with onboard audio and video entertainment between dives or in the evenings. In addition, it has a cool indoor saloon with air conditioning, so you can relax between dives away from the heat and sun. What's more, it provides charging stations for phones, laptops, torches and underwater cameras so your batteries stay topped up and your dive kit is ready for the next dive.

Even better, it includes transfer support, which can make getting to and from the boat easier and less stressful. You'll also find it includes towels onboard, which helps you pack lighter and makes life easier during your dive trip. Also, it has a dedicated crew onboard to help keep your trip running smoothly from diving to meals and day-to-day service.

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Below I've listed the 10 key boat features for the Blue Liveaboard, where for this liveaboard it includes 6 of the 10 key features.

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Boat FAQs for the Blue Liveaboard
Does the Blue Liveaboard have WiFi internet?
WiFi internet is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard. Many guests download content in advance and enjoy offline time between dives.
Does the Blue Liveaboard have an air conditioned saloon?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard has an air conditioned saloon, which gives a cool and quiet place to relax between dives and enjoy briefings in comfort.
Does the Blue Liveaboard have an indoor saloon?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard has an indoor saloon, which provides a comfortable lounge for briefings, meals, and downtime out of the wind and sun.
Does the Blue Liveaboard have a sun deck or leisure deck?
The Blue Liveaboard does not have a sun deck or leisure deck listed, so relaxation space is mainly in indoor or other shaded areas between dives.
Does the Blue Liveaboard have an observation deck?
An observation deck is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard. Open views are still available from exterior decks.
What onboard entertainment is available on the Blue Liveaboard?
The Blue Liveaboard provides audio and video entertainment in the lounge, which is helpful for winding down and reviewing briefings.
Is there a boutique or souvenir shop on the Blue Liveaboard?
A boutique or souvenir shop is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Is the Blue Liveaboard family friendly?
The Blue Liveaboard is not listed as family friendly and no family cabin category is shown.
Is the Blue Liveaboard available for private charter?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard is available for private charter, which allows control over itinerary focus and daily rhythm for groups and clubs.
What type of crew works on the Blue Liveaboard?
The Blue Liveaboard has a dedicated local crew, which brings regional knowledge and reliable logistics.
What is the crew to guest ratio on the Blue Liveaboard?
A near one to one crew to guest ratio is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Does the Blue Liveaboard have Smart Voyager accreditation?
Smart Voyager accreditation is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.

Boat information:

  • The Blue liveaboard provides deck towels onboard, which are included in the cost of your liveaboard trip, but no beach towels are provided.  Click Beach Towels to find liveaboards that offer these onboard.
  • The Blue liveaboard offers hotel and airport transfers, which are included in the cost of your liveaboard trip.
  • The Blue liveaboard has optional additional charges on top of the cost of the trip, these additional optional charges include gratuities, and visas and fees.
  • The Blue liveaboard has additional required charges on top of the cost of the trip, these additional costs that you are required to pay include port and fuel fees.
  • The Blue liveaboard has a dedicated crew onboard, which includes both local and international crew.
  • The Blue liveaboard is not listed as a family friendly cruise and does not show dedicated family cabins in the features either. If you’d prefer a liveaboard that is better set up for families, click Family Friendly Cruises to see family oriented trips, or Liveaboards With Family Cabins to find boats that just offer cabins designed for families.
  • The Blue liveaboard is available for private charter, making it a great option for scuba diving clubs, groups of friends, underwater photography teams, and families who want the whole boat to themselves. With up to 12 cabins available, your group can enjoy an exclusive itinerary, flexible dive schedule, and the privacy of a full-boat charter; click liveaboards available for private charter to compare this liveaboard with other boats that are available for private charter.
  • The Blue liveaboard is not specifically listed as a budget-friendly option, and is better suited to divers who are happy to pay more for upgraded comfort, premium facilities, and a higher overall experience while exploring Egypt’s dive sites; if your priority is keeping costs down, you can check current discounts using discounted liveaboards, or click Budget Friendly Liveaboards to compare this vessel with other liveaboards that are marketed as more budget-friendly.
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The Blue Liveaboard scores 4/10 on the food features SDE Liveaboard Rating

My score of the Blue Liveaboard is 4/10 on the SDE Liveaboard Rating For Food Features, as it has 4 of the 10 total key food and dining features (see below).

The Blue Liveaboard offers options for specific dietary requirements and you can add these in special requests on step two of the booking form. But you are requested to limit these requests to religious beliefs or food allergies. It offers al fresco dining so you can enjoy sea views and ocean breezes with your meals whilst onboard. In addition, it has the benefit of fully inclusive meals, which includes breakfast, lunch and evening meals.

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Below I've listed the 10 key food features for the Blue Liveaboard, where for this liveaboard it includes 4 of the 10 key features.

✓ Included ✕ Not included (To find liveaboards with that feature click the link)
Dining FAQs for the Blue Liveaboard
What meal plan does the Blue Liveaboard offer?
The Blue Liveaboard runs a full-board meal plan, so breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included each day, paced around dive briefings and surface intervals to keep the schedule smooth for active dive itineraries.
Are dietary requirements accommodated on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard accommodates common dietary requirements with advance notice at booking. Add details on the form so provisioning can include suitable staples; for complex allergies, bring preferred brands and the crew will help store and prepare them safely. You are advised to keep special food requests to religious beliefs or food allergies.
Are vegetarian and vegan options available on the Blue Liveaboard?
Vegetarian or vegan options aren’t specifically listed for the Blue Liveaboard. If needed, we can request simple plant-based alternatives when you book so the galley can provision accordingly.
Is al fresco dining available on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, al fresco dining is offered on the Blue Liveaboard, so you can enjoy meals outdoors with sea breezes and sunset views. It’s popular on calm evenings and during surface intervals when shaded areas are set up.
Does the Blue Liveaboard include a beach BBQ?
A beach BBQ isn’t listed for the Blue Liveaboard, so if you would prefer this option, make sure to book a dive liveaboard that offers beach BBQs.
What dining style is used on the Blue Liveaboard?
A specific service style isn’t listed for the Blue Liveaboard. Most liveaboards use buffets for speed at breakfast and lunch, and plated or family-style dishes in the evening.
What cuisine is served on the Blue Liveaboard?
Cuisine style isn’t specified for the Blue Liveaboard. Most liveaboards offer a balanced mix of international comfort food and local specials during the week.
Are snacks provided on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, snacks are provided between dives on the Blue Liveaboard. Fresh fruit, cakes, and savoury bites help you refuel after repetitive diving, and light evening treats are common after night dives.

Dining and food information:

  • Meals are served buffet style on the Blue Liveaboard.
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The Blue Liveaboard scores 7/10 on the drinks & refreshments SDE Liveaboard Rating

My score of the Blue Liveaboard is 7/10 on the SDE Liveaboard Rating For Drinks and Refreshment Features, as it has 7 of the 10 total key drink and refreshment features (see below). In addition, this liveaboard includes drinking water, soft drinks, and tea & coffee in the trip price.

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Below I've listed the 10 key drinks & refreshments features for the Blue Liveaboard, where for this liveaboard it includes 7 of the 10 key features.

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    Alcoholic beverages (Paid extra)
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    No Bar
  • ✓
    Beer available
  • ✓
    Drinking water (Free)
  • ✓
    Fine wines selection (enhanced wine offering)
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    No Free wine w/dinner
  • ✓
    Soft drinks (Free)
  • ✓
    Tea & coffee (Free)
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    No Welcome cocktails
  • ✓
    Wine available
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Drinks & Refreshments FAQs for the Blue Liveaboard
Which drinks are included on the Blue Liveaboard?
Drinks included on the Blue Liveaboard typically cover drinking water, soft drinks, and tea & coffee.
Is there a bar onboard the Blue Liveaboard?
A dedicated bar isn’t listed for the Blue Liveaboard. Many boats still stock a small selection of drinks; if a full bar matters, look for a liveaboard that has a bar onboard.
Is alcohol available on the Blue Liveaboard?
Alcohol is available on the Blue Liveaboard. Beer and wine are common, with premium labels varying by itinerary.
Are soft drinks included on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, soft drinks are included in the price on the Blue Liveaboard. If having soft drinks included is important to you, check this at the time of booking.
Are tea and coffee included on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, tea and coffee are included on the Blue Liveaboard, usually available from early morning through the evening.
Is drinking water included on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, drinking water is included on the Blue Liveaboard. Refill stations are typically available; bring a reusable bottle.
Is wine with dinner included on the Blue Liveaboard?
Wine with dinner isn’t listed as included for the Blue Liveaboard. It may be available to purchase depending on stock.
Are welcome cocktails offered on the Blue Liveaboard?
Welcome cocktails aren’t listed for the Blue Liveaboard. If your group would like an arrival toast, the crew might be able to arrange it as a paid option.
Can I bring my own alcohol on the Blue Liveaboard?
Bring-your-own alcohol policies vary by operator and licensing rules. Some boats allow sealed wine for special occasions, others restrict outside alcohol. If you plan to bring your own alcohol, please check the policy before you board the Blue Liveaboard.
How do I pay for drinks onboard the Blue Liveaboard?
Paid bar tabs are typically settled at the end of the trip in cash or card, depending on the boat. Price lists and accepted payment methods can vary by region, so please check before you sail on the Blue Liveaboard.

Included in the price of your liveaboard trip:

  • • Drinking water
  • • Soft drinks
  • • Tea & coffee
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The Blue Liveaboard scores 3/10 on the non-diver companion SDE Liveaboard Rating

My score of the Blue Liveaboard is 3/10 on the SDE Liveaboard Rating for Non-Diver Companion Rating, as it has 3 of the 10 total key non-diver companion features (see below).

The Blue Liveaboard is suitable for non-divers, with activities such as snorkelling. These keep everyone involved between dives and make the trip enjoyable for partners or friends who prefer to stay above the surface. In addition, Snorkel gear is included on the Blue Liveaboard, handy for reef time between dives or as an activity with non-divers. What’s more, There is a small library on the Blue Liveaboard with fish ID books and light reading and you will often find titles left by previous guests too.

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Below I've listed the 10 key non-diver companion features for the Blue Liveaboard, where for this liveaboard it includes 3 of the 10 key features.

✓ Included ✕ Not included (To find liveaboards with that feature click the link)
Non-Dive Companion FAQs for the Blue Liveaboard
Are kayaks available on the Blue Liveaboard?
Kayaks are not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Are stand up paddleboards available on the Blue Liveaboard?
Stand up paddleboards are not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Is snorkel gear provided on the Blue Liveaboard?
Snorkel gear is included on the Blue Liveaboard, handy for reef time between dives or as an activity with non-divers.
Is there a jacuzzi or hot tub on the Blue Liveaboard?
A jacuzzi or hot tub is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Is the Blue Liveaboard suitable for non-divers?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard is suitable for non-divers, with features such as snorkelling, a library and a non-diver-friendly setup. These help keep non-diving guests involved and make the trip more enjoyable above the surface as well.
Is there a naturalist guide or naturalist itinerary on the Blue Liveaboard?
Naturalist guiding or itineraries are not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Is there a library on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, there is a library on the Blue Liveaboard.
Is yoga offered on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yoga is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Are wellness services available on the Blue Liveaboard?
Wellness facilities are not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Are jet skis available on the Blue Liveaboard?
Jet skis are not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Is water skiing available on the Blue Liveaboard?
Water skiing is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Is wakeboarding available on the Blue Liveaboard?
Wakeboarding is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Is fishing offered on the Blue Liveaboard?
Fishing is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Is there a glass bottom boat on the Blue Liveaboard?
A glass bottom boat is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard.
Are land excursions included on the Blue Liveaboard?
Land excursions are not listed as included for the Blue Liveaboard.

Included in the price of the liveaboard trip:

  • Snorkelling guide
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SDE Liveaboard Rating – Underwater Photographer Features for the Blue Liveaboard

My score of the Blue Liveaboard is 4/5 on the SDE Underwater Photographer Rating, as it has 4 of the 5 key photographer facilities (see below).

The Blue Liveaboard includes a dedicated camera room so you have a safe, dry area to build and service your underwater camera rig between dives. In addition, it has a dedicated camera station close to the dive deck, which lets you gear up quickly, check your housing and swap batteries or memory cards between dives.

What’s more, it offers a separate rinse tank for underwater cameras, which is crucial for protecting expensive camera equipment from scratches and damage. Also a dedicated camera tank avoids any risks that can arise from sharing space with general diving gear, such as regulators, wetsuits, and heavy fins to avoid contamitation from sand, salt, debris and any chemicals.

You’ll also find it provides dedicated charging stations for cameras, strobes, torches and laptops so your batteries are always topped up and ready for your next dive.

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Below I've listed the 5 key underwater photographer features for the Blue Liveaboard, where for this liveaboard it includes 4 of the 5 key features.

✓ Included ✕ Not included (To find liveaboards with that feature click the link)
Underwater photographer FAQs for the Blue Liveaboard
Is there a dedicated camera room on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard has a dedicated camera room where you can set up housings, check gear, and keep camera equipment out of the main saloon.
Does the Blue Liveaboard have a dedicated camera table or workstation?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard provides a dedicated camera table or workstation so you can assemble housings and lenses without taking over the dining table.
Are there charging stations for cameras and batteries on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, charging stations are listed on the Blue Liveaboard, giving you sockets for batteries, strobes, torches, and laptops in a central area.
Is there a separate rinse tank for underwater cameras on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, the Blue Liveaboard has a separate rinse tank for underwater cameras, which helps protect housings from bumps and keeps salt away from other kit.
Does the Blue Liveaboard have WiFi for backing up and sharing photos?
WiFi internet is not listed for the Blue Liveaboard. Most photographers back up to hard drives on board and share images once they return to shore.
Is the Blue Liveaboard a good choice for serious underwater photographers?
With dedicated photographer facilities such as camera work areas, charging stations and a separate camera rinse, the Blue Liveaboard is well suited to serious underwater photographers and videographers.
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SDE Liveaboard Rating – Technical Diving Features for the Blue Liveaboard

My score of the Blue Liveaboard is 2/3 on the SDE Tech Diving Rating, as it has 2 of the 3 key technical diving features (see below).

If you dive with a rebreather the Blue Liveaboard provides rebreather support, but it’s worth confirming in advance which rebreathers are supported and whether oxygen fills, sorb availability, and bailout requirements are onboard, because this can vary by region and itinerary. In addition, If you like to dive sidemount style the Blue Liveaboard supports sidemount diving, but when you plan your dives check the boat’s cylinder options and the deck set-up, so your configuration is comfortable and properly supported for the dives planned.

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Below I've listed the 3 key tech diving features for the Blue Liveaboard, where for this liveaboard it includes 2 of the 3 key features.

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Tech diving FAQs for the Blue Liveaboard
Is sidemount diving supported on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, sidemount diving is supported on the Blue Liveaboard, and it is listed for a full two tank sidemount set up, tell the boat you want to dive sidemount when you book so they can prepare cylinders and harness points for you.
Is technical diving supported on the Blue Liveaboard?
Technical diving is not listed as a standard service on the Blue Liveaboard, please confirm before you book if you intend to do technical dives on the Blue Liveaboard.
Is rebreather diving supported on the Blue Liveaboard?
Yes, rebreather divers can be supported on the Blue Liveaboard, please confirm sorb, oxygen and bailout requirements before sailing.

Is The Blue Liveaboard Right For You?

Quick Facts about the Blue Liveaboard

Cert Required
Advanced Open Water Diver
(or equivalent)
Logged Dives
Minimum 50 logged dives
Max Guests
24
Trip Length
8 days / 7 nights
Price From
£123.00
Region
Egypt
Boat Type
Motor yacht (monohull)
Nitrox
Free
Gear Rental
Available

✓ The Blue Liveaboard Is Best For:

  • ✓Advanced & experienced divers (Minimum 50 logged dives required)
  • ✓Social divers who enjoy meeting new people
  • ✓Nitrox divers (free EAN32 included)
  • ✓Travelers who prefer to rent equipment rather than bring their own
  • ✓Divers seeking multi-day immersive experiences

✗ The Blue Liveaboard Is Not Ideal For:

  • ✗Complete beginners (Advanced Open Water Diver required)
  • ✗Divers with limited experience
  • ✗Those who prefer day trips or shore-based diving

The Blue Liveaboard Is Perfect If You Want...

  • •World-famous Red Sea diving
  • •Historic wreck diving (Thistlegorm)
  • •Vibrant coral reefs
  • •Encounters with oceanic whitetips
  • •Challenging dive sites for experienced divers
  • •Complimentary nitrox for extended bottom times
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Customer review from Liveaboard.com

“Fantastic Crew and Well Thought out. The dive locations were incredible with the incredible wall, swim through and deep blue diving. The team planned the route and schedules around other touring companies to ensure minimal divers were in the water at one time. The staff were excellent and impressionable. You will always be welcomed by a new towel folded animal after every dive! Lastly, on the last day you come into the harbour and spend the night within the harbour before you depart. This was really helpful as it provided a good opportunity to bond with you, your boat and neighbouring boats the last night. Highly recommend My Blue for your next Egyptian dive safari.”

Recommended for: The Dive Locations. The Crew, Staff and Dive Guides. The Weather and Visibility.

Customer Review By David M, from: Australia scored the Blue Liveaboard 10 out of 10; Review courtesy of Liveaboard.com, for all 116 reviews and information click here: Blue Liveaboard .

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All Egypt's Discounted Liveaboard Deals & Last Minute Discounts

All liveaboard reviews on this site are written based on my real diving experience, from hundreds of dives across reefs, wreck dives, shark dives, deep dives, night dives and drysuit diving.

I’ve cold water dived in the UK, warm water dived from many of the Caribbean islands, dived both the east and west coasts of Australia, the Red Sea, South Africa and dived the east and west coasts of the USA, and I’ve also spent time and enjoyed diving from liveaboards myself too.

My aim; to always give you clear, honest, practical advice, so you can book the right dive boat and enjoy the best possible liveaboard diving holiday, be that on the Blue Liveaboard or any other liveaboard I've reviewed on Scuba Diving Earth.

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Blue Liveaboard Included in the Price

When you book the Blue dive liveaboard, your cruise price includes key items for an amazing dive safari in Egypt. All your meals are included, so you can focus on diving.

These inclusions provide excellent value and a hassle-free cruise experience. Below is everything included in your Blue liveaboard fare.

A review of the list of features 'included' in the price of the Blue liveaboard. If you want to find all liveaboards with a specific feature included in the price, click a feature to open a new window with a collection of dive liveaboards that have this feature:

  • Included Accommodation
  • Included Airport transfers
  • Included Cabin towels
  • Included Deck towels
  • Included Diving package
  • Included Drinking water
  • Included Full-board meal plan (All meals)
  • Included Hotel transfer
  • Included Nitrox
  • Included Snacks
  • Included Snorkelling guide
  • Included Soft drinks
  • Included Tea & coffee
  • Included VAT
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The other features that are either not included in the price or not available at all on the Blue liveaboard. If you want to find all liveaboards with this feature, click a feature to open a new window with a collection of dive liveaboards that have this feature:

  • Not included Snorkel equipment
  • Not included Beer
  • Not included Wine with dinner
  • Not included Dive guide
  • Not included Diving equipment
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Blue Liveaboard Optional Paid Extras

Enhance your Blue charter with these optional upgrades available for an additional cost. Nitrox helps extend your bottom time at the sites around Egypt.

These extras let you tailor the trip to your preferences. See the list below.

A review of the list of 'optional extras' charged on top of the price for the Blue liveaboard. Click a feature to find liveaboards including this in the price:

  • Paid extra Alcoholic beverages (Paid extra)
  • Paid extra Gratuities (Paid extra)
  • Paid extra Nitrox course (Paid extra)
  • Paid extra Rental gear (Paid extra)
  • Paid extra Scuba diving courses (Paid extra)
  • Paid extra Snorkel Gear (Paid extra)
  • Paid extra Visas and fees (Paid extra)
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Blue Liveaboard Required Paid Extras

Please note some essential costs are not included in the base price of the Blue dive cruise and must be paid additionally.

Budget for these mandatory costs when planning your liveaboard trip. See the list below.

A review of the list of 'required extras' not included in the price for the Blue liveaboard. Click a feature to find liveaboards where this is covered in the price (when applicable):

  • Required extra Park (Required extra)
  • Required extra Port and Fuel Fees (Required extra)
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Blue Liveaboard Vessel Details

Boat type: Motor yacht (monohull). Fast transit and long range mean more time in the water and access to farther sites, with roomy dive setups and strong tender support. A spacious vessel with a monohull and a wide beam, giving it stability for easy kitting up. Offering divers a vibrant social environment.
  • Length: 43.0m (141.1ft)
  • Beam: 9.0m (29.5ft)
  • Max guests: 24
  • Cabins: 12
  • Bathrooms: 12
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Blue Liveaboard Boat Navigation and Safety

Navigation and safety aboard the Blue Liveaboard are built around dependable positioning and rapid response.

A review of the full list of navigation and safety features for the Blue Liveaboard. Blue Liveaboard scores 52% on the SDE Liveaboard Rating for navigation & safety, which means it has 9 out of 17 navigation & safety features (see below for the features that are missing from this liveaboard).

  • Included Crew Trained in First Aid
  • Included Depth Sounder
  • Included Emergency Rafts
  • Included Fire Alarm & Fire Extinguishers
  • Included First Aid Kits
  • Included GPS
  • Included Life Vests
  • Included Oxygen
  • Included Radio VHF/DSC/SSB
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The blue liveaboard boat navigation and safety that are not found on the Blue Liveaboard:

  • Not included Bilge Pump Alarm
  • Not included E.P.I.R.B. Distress System
  • Not included Emergency Flares
  • Not included Engine room CCTV
  • Not included Fishfinder
  • Not included Radar
  • Not included Satellite & Mobile Phones
  • Not included Search light
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