If you’re a tech diver and dive on a rebreather, you are better served by choosing a rebreather friendly liveaboard. This article looks are rebreather friendly liveaboards in the Red Sea.
Rebreather friendly liveaboard in the Red Sea for technical divers looking for support for rebreather scuba diving. This means the liveaboard will have the extra equipment needed for divers on rebreathers in between their dives. There are 29 Red Sea liveaboards that offer rebreather support.
The best way to dive the Red Sea with your rebreather, and especially the best and more remote locations in the Red Sea, is by a scuba diving liveaboard. You can check the latest and best deals on Red Sea liveaboards using the following window:
Red Sea rebreather friendly liveaboards
Red Sea Vita Xplorer liveaboard Egypt offers rebreather support for scuba divers review rated 10 out of 10 – Image courtesy of Liveaboard.com
If you’re a technical diver and you’ve made the switch from an open circuit scuba system to a closed circuit rebreather scuba system, you will be looking for liveaboards that support rebreathers.
I’ve done the research for you to save time on trawling through every liveaboard on offer.
Of course you won’t necessarily need me to highlight the benefit of using a rebreather underwater. But the Red Sea is definitely one place where it would come into its own. As you’ll know many fish, including sharks and manta rays are not too keen on scuba diver bubbles. But of course if you have a rebreather you have the advantage of no bubbles!
Not only are there great opportunities to see manta rays and sharks in the Red Sea, but there’s a good chance you’ll be joined by the largest fish in the ocean too; the whale shark.
Table of suitable liveaboards in The Red Sea with rebreather support
Red Sea Royal Evolution liveaboard Egypt offers rebreather support for scuba divers review rating 10 out of 10 – Image courtesy of Liveaboard.com
In the table below, all the Red Sea liveaboards offer rebreather support. The liveaboards in this list are in the order of customer rating out of 10.
The other columns, in addition to the name of the Red Sea Liveaboard, include those that also support sidemount diving, the maximum number of divers catered for and a link to the latest prices on offer.
Red Sea liveaboards with rebreather support for charter
All of the above Red Sea liveaboards with rebreather support are also available for charter too. So if you are a group of divers who want to get together and rent the whole boat this is possible too.
The obvious benefits of all divers being on rebreathers is the lack of air bubbles as a group.
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Rebreather Friendly Liveaboard Red Sea: 29 Rebreather Liveaboards
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Article written by Russell Bowyer who has been a scuba diver since diving on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia in 1989. After his first dive he trained as a BSAC diver in the UK. He attained his Diver Leader certification with BSAC. He then went on to become a scuba diving instructor, teaching others how to dive and was voted as Diving Officer and Treasurer for the Saffron Walden BSAC club too. Russell has dived all over the world, including the UK, on liveaboards in the Red Sea, the Caribbean, South Africa and the USA. Russell is experienced in all dive types, including drift diving, deep dives that involved decompression stops and recreational dives too.
