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Tala Croisière plongée, Egypte

  • Rating 9,3 out of 10 9,3 Superbe
    • Internet gratuit
    • Nitrox disponible
  • dès $ 111 / jour
  • Réserver maintenant

“Thomas Canyon dans le détroit de Tiran était nouveau pour moi et aussi très amusant.”

Erik B, Drapeau de Danemark Danemark

Points forts

  • Cuisine locale et internationale fraîchement préparée
  • Support de plongée technique avec TriMix et He/O2 complet

Le M/V Tala long de 37 m à la coque en acier peut accueillir 22 passagers dans 11 cabines avec salle de bain. Chaque cabine est équipée de climatisation individuelle; 8 sont situées sur le pont inférieur et 3 sur le pont supérieur. Les espaces communs incluent un salon-bar-restaurant intérieur, où des mets locaux et internationaux préparés sur place sont servis sous forme de buffet. Le salon de plein air/pont solarium du pont supérieur est idéal pour se détendre entre les plongées ou boire un verre à la fin de la journée.

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Inclus: TVA, Transfert aéroport, Transfert hôtel, Boissons non-alcoolisées, Eau potable, Thé & café, Collations, Dîner spécial, Formule repas pension complète (tous les repas), Pack plongées, Serviettes de cabine, Serviettes de pont, Wi-Fi.

Extras obligatoires: Taxe environnementale (100-220 EUR).

Extras en option: Assurance plongée (6 EUR par jour), Pourboires (80 EUR), Boissons alcoolisées, Brevet Nitrox (207-283 EUR), Brevets plongée sous-marine (277-470 EUR), Guide de plongée privé (350 EUR par voyage), Matériel de location, Nitrox, Matériel de snorkeling.

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Plans et configuration du bateau

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Types de cabine

Tala Avis

  • Rating 9,3 out of 10
  • 9,3 Superbe
  1. Bateau
    9,0
  2. Équipage
    9,7
  3. Nourriture
    9,7
  4. Plongée
    9,3
  5. Valeur
    9,0
  • Rating 8,8 out of 10
  • 8,8 Fabuleux
  • Yann B
  • Drapeau de Suisse Suisse

Une croisière fantastique avec des sites de plongées top classe

L’épave du Thistelgourm Brothers Islands Dolphin House

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Sites de plongées, accueil et convivialité à bord, ambiance générale.
  • Rating 8,8 out of 10
  • 8,8 Fabuleux
  • Maeva P
  • Drapeau de Suisse Suisse

Une équipe aux petits soins

Nous avons eu la chance de nager avec des dauphins grâce à l'équipage qui nous ont emmenés exprès jusqu'à eux en zodiaque alors que notre plongée était officiellement terminée. Nous avons aussi passé de bons moments à lire et regarder le ciel sur le sundeck.

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L'équipage était vraiment adorable. Notre cabine était très confortable. On a pu être très autonomes durant nos plongées.
  • Rating 9,6 out of 10
  • 9,6 Exceptionnel
  • chris M
  • Drapeau de Etats-Unis Etats-Unis

Long review for those who like the details -- Definitely go with the Tala and Red Sea Explorers!

My partner and I went diving the week of Christmas 2024 and we are from the USA. We were concerned about cold and safety in the Red Sea in general, and have to say that our fears were allayed and we enjoyed everything about being aboard the Tala with Red Sea Explorers and will definitely be back to dive with them again. The boat, the crew, the food, the diving, the cabins...all were fantastic. SAFETY: the Tala looks great and RSE seems to have an eye on safety. We switched last-minute from another operator/boat to this one, so we could only get a lower deck cabin, but it turns out we felt both super safe and comfortable there (we never had issues with noise from the engines, sleeping, etc.). Our guide Lu'reyce gave an excellent safety brief and we were able to test out the emergency escape hatch, try on our lifejackets, etc., on Day 1. RSE had lost a boat to a fire in Nov 2024, so I asked some questions and the crew answered openly and knowledgeably, and I felt comforted. There were no casualties from that accident, they even had a guest in a wheelchair on that trip, and the fire was between walls so the crew worked their best to stop it but some fluke prevented it from being put out -- really, it seemed RSE was the best team to handle such an emergency and I feel for them for the loss of that boat (the Nouran), which was home to many. Also, I was told the "newest" crew member on the Tala had been working with RSE for about 3 years...meaning many of the crew had been with the operator for 10+ years...something that I think is rare in Egypt. This longevity of the crew and their experience showed, as they maintained the boat in a great way and also helped us with everything from getting geared up, into the water, out of the water (and getting back into zodiacs, as needed...I am a big lady and if I had known the zodiacs didn't have ladders, I may not have signed up with the Tala -- but it's something you need not worry about...all of us, big and small, more fit or less fit, got into and out of the zodiacs just fine and I'm glad I got to learn that), and getting our gear off again...they made it so pleasant. Also a note about food safety, the Tala only washes its produce in bottled water, so we could even eat the fresh stuff without becoming sick...it was awesome. COLD: we are not drysuit certified, so I was worried the Red Sea would be too cold for us in December, but with hood, gloves, and a 5 mm wetsuit, we both felt good in the water. It's a little chilly up top once you're wet and it's windy, but we just changed quickly and then hopped into our very warm showers in our room, which always worked great. TECH VS REC DIVING: We are not tech certified and were worried that being only rec divers we might feel out of place, but I thought it was so cool how RSE accommodated all levels of diving. We did not feel out of place at all, most people were like us and also dove rec, and those who did special things (tech, double tanks, trimix, rebreathers, scooters, etc.) were free to do their own thing. In fact, as rec divers we could also choose to go with a guide or without, and we chose to dive twice on our own on the simplest sites. So I loved this flexibility -- we could have our hands held or be completely free...it was pretty cool! Overall, I loved diving in the Red Sea, with Red Sea Explorers, and aboard the Tala, and will absolutely do it again. I only have 3 small details to give you a heads-up about/ask the company to work on for IMPROVEMENT: 1) We received a lot of mixed info from Liveaboard vs. a PDF document the company sent shortly before our trip began...such as they only take cash on board vs you can use card, you could only pay with foreign currency (USD/euro) vs they accept Egyptian pounds too...while the confusion was stressful since we were already in-country when we got the "new" info, I found emailing the company cleared things up and all options were available to us. 2) The guy who does their transfers is a bit f

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Hard-working crew. Lu'reyce's dive briefs. Delicious, hot showers.

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