Discovery II, Egipto

Maravilloso vida a bordo

Hicimos el vida a bordo de la ruta norte la semana próximo pasada y ahora hicimos el vida a bordo de la ruta sur. Yo me había roto el tendón de Aquiles hace ya 1 mes y medio, buceando en Cozumel, y gracias a la colaboración de los guías y de la tripulación que me ayudaba a equiparme sentado en la popa del barco pude realizar todos los buceos que se hicieron desde el barco. Los guías Khaled y Salah muy cuidadosos y celosos de su trabajo… Ismael, el cocinero, todos pusieron su granito de arena para que esta semana fuera inolvidable …

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La seguridad, los buceos y la contante colaboración de toda la tripulación para con los buzos

Excelente

Hice este viaje con mi tendón de Aquiles roto hace un mes. Pude realizar casi todos los buceos con la ayuda de la tripulación, que fue excelente.

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La tripulación, los buceos, la seguridad.

Espectacular, para repetir!

Entorno precioso, con mucha vida, y la suerte de haber dado con un grupo de gente genial que ha hecho de la experiencia algo para repetir.

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El entorno acuático, el personal y el buen rollo.

Wonderful experience

I had some issues with my ear so I can't dive, and the crew really take care on me and try to fixed everything. The crew and the food was amazing. The care about my allergies and do special dishes for me. 100% recommended

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Crew, food, facilities

Great itinerary on a generally comfortable ship with diligent crew

1. Pick up / drop off was fantastic. Drivers were ready on time and brought me to/from the dive boat without any additional hassle. I arrived on a red-eye flight at 5am and understood I could not check-in until 4pm, but I wish I would have known that the dive boat schedule did not actually leave the pier until the morning of the 2nd day, meaning I could have checked in anytime before midnight--other guests arrived at 10pm--so the schedule wasn't clear. Guests were informed that "this is normal, we need to get park permits, etc." but the 2nd day required a return to the pier to "get a spare part for the engine." Fortunately there were no problems, but this was a rough start. 2. Hurghada pier: this isn't only the Discovery II ship's fault, but with so many divers and so much money going through here, it is strange that the pier is so tiny and basic. This is Egypt, after all, but the real problem started after arriving back at the pier on the last full day before check-out: fumes from the 8 idling dive boat engines made some of the downstairs cabins very "exhaust fume-y" and cannot possibly have been healthy. 3. The ship itself was comfortable with a functional dive deck, and relaxing areas, plus a galley that could serve up to 24 divers. It was crowded, but there was always enough food and it was good! The A/C worked in the cabins quite well on the first night, not at all on the second night and the Red Sea crossing to the dive sites was one of the roughest I've experienced. Crew was on hand with sea sickness meds as necessary, but sleep was impossible as the cabin shower door slammed from the motion of the ocean! 4. Dive Guides: there are world class dives, and the guides are pretty good for those divers without enough experience to DIY the dive sites. I prefer the guides, but I was having issues with the unfamiliar rental equipment, and as a relatively inexperienced diver who only goes once a year, I needed more attention on balancing to help my buoyancy. My problem, but I feel like the guides could have been more attentive on the initial check dive. My fault for not being more aggressive about explaining my issues up front. Overall: very satisfied to have done this, the crew and the guides generally gave a top effort and made the week's diving and vacation experience a good one. With a few tweaks, this could be an excellent experience.

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Itinerary. Guides and Crew. Food.

Very enjoyable. The crew was fun!

The Red Sea has the best diving in the world

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All the diving you want