In a sea of liveaboards cruising the Red Sea, the All Star Scuba Scene stands out—not just for its size and elegance, but for the immersive diving experience it offers across one of the world’s most iconic underwater frontiers. Stretching 48.5 meters (159 feet) in length, this sleek and modern vessel accommodates up to 28 guests, balancing boutique comfort with expedition-level adventure.
Image courtesy of Kimmo Hagman
The Red Sea: Diving’s Living Museum
Renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity, warm waters, and year-round visibility, the Egyptian Red Sea offers a dive experience like no other. This region is a magnet for underwater explorers chasing pristine reefs, vibrant marine life, and legendary wrecks. From Ras Mohammed’s coral gardens to the mysterious depths of the Thistlegorm and the pelagic action around Brothers and Daedalus, the Red Sea is teeming with wonder – and All Star Scuba Scene brings you to the heart of it.
The Vessel: Floating in Style
The All Star Scuba Scene is not just a liveaboard – it’s a floating resort tailored to divers who appreciate comfort without compromising on performance. Whether you’re sunbathing by the upper-deck Jacuzzi tub, sipping a cocktail at the pool bar, or unwinding in the TV lounge, every detail reflects thoughtful luxury.
Highlights Include:
- 14 spacious cabins, each with air conditioning, private bathrooms, and universal power outlets with USB ports
- Large ocean-view windows in most cabins, perfect for soaking in the Red Sea horizon
- Dedicated dive platform with rinse tanks, freshwater hoses, and open-air showers
- Camera table and equipment storage, catering to serious underwater photographers
- Wi-Fi available when in port, for those who want to stay connected
Above all, the All Star Scuba Scene is designed to be both relaxing and functional. Its layout flows naturally from sun-drenched lounging spaces to thoughtfully designed dive preparation zones – perfect for both seasoned divers and luxury-minded adventurers.
Dive Facilities: Built for Exploration
Diving is the soul of the journey – and the All Star Scuba Scene is fully equipped to support every part of your underwater mission. The dive deck features a washer and two dryers, making multi-day trips refreshingly easy. With two large rinse tanks, freshwater showers, and meticulous storage areas, the dive operation is smooth, efficient, and suited to groups and individuals alike.
Red Sea highlights offered on typical itineraries include:
- SS Thistlegorm Wreck – A WWII-era cargo ship turned time capsule, frequently voted among the top wreck dives in the world
- Brothers Islands – Remote pinnacles buzzing with pelagics, including sharks and giant barracuda
- Elphinstone Reef – A dramatic wall dive, rich in soft corals and home to the elusive oceanic whitetip shark
- Ras Mohammed National Park – Where swirling schools of snapper and anthias meet sheer drop-offs and dramatic topography
Dining: Global Flavors with Local Heart
After a long day underwater, divers return to a lower-deck restaurant that celebrates both international cuisine and Egyptian flavors. From spiced lentils and grilled meats to freshly caught seafood and fragrant rice dishes, there’s something to satisfy every palate.
The onboard chefs are experienced in catering to special dietary needs, including vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free diets – just give advance notice and your meals will be prepared with care.
Why Choose All Star Scuba Scene?
There are plenty of boats in the Red Sea – but few blend five-star amenities with a truly diver-centric setup like the All Star Scuba Scene. Whether you’re a photographer, a wreck enthusiast, or someone looking to combine vacation luxury with aquatic thrills, this liveaboard offers a rare combination of comfort, adventure, and style.
From the moment you board, you’re not just joining a dive trip – you’re stepping into a curated experience designed to maximize your underwater time while ensuring above-water relaxation.
Make your next Red Sea diving holiday truly unforgettable – set sail aboard the All Star Scuba Scene.
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