South Moon One
Custom Built Aluminum Cutter • Built 2025
Length
99 feet
Guests
22
Cabins
11
Crew
9
Max Speed
- kts
Built
2025
Beam
26 feet
Draft
8 feet
Yacht Specifications
Yacht Type
Power
Flag
Egypt
Cruising Speed
- kts
Air Conditioning
Full
Accommodation
Guests
22
Cabins
11
Heads
10
Stabilizers
No
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South Moon One is a modern Red Sea liveaboard yacht designed to deliver comfortable and well-organized diving safaris in Egypt’s most famous underwater destinations. Launched in 2025, this 30-meter steel-hulled vessel combines contemporary design, spacious guest areas, and purpose-built diving facilities, making it an excellent platform for exploring the northern Red Sea.
The yacht accommodates up to 20–22 guests in well-appointed cabins, each featuring air-conditioning and private en-suite bathrooms for maximum comfort throughout the voyage. Guests can relax in the air-conditioned salon and dining area, enjoy panoramic sea views from the upper deck lounge, or unwind on the spacious sun decks between dives.
Designed with divers in mind, South Moon One offers a large dive deck with individual gear stations, Nitrox capability, compressors, and two support tenders for easy access to dive sites. Operating primarily from Sharm el-Sheikh, the yacht visits iconic Red Sea locations such as Ras Mohammed National Park, the Straits of Tiran, and the legendary SS Thistlegorm wreck.
With its modern construction, comfortable accommodations, and professional crew, South Moon One provides an excellent liveaboard experience for divers seeking to explore the vibrant reefs and historic wrecks of the northern Red Sea.






Videos/VR
Yacht Video
Watersports & Toys
Scuba Diving
Scuba Availability
Onboard
Dives Per Week
10+
License Info
-
Air Compressor
Not Onboard
Diving Information
Typical Red Sea liveaboard dive schedule you’ll see on South Moon One:
Up to ~3–4 dives per full day, including:
- Early morning dive
- Mid‑day reef/wreck dive
- Afternoon dive
- Often a night dive where allowed (outside protected areas)
- 2 dives on final day before return to port.
Itineraries include reef, drift, wall, and wreck dives.
Up to ~3–4 dives per full day, including:
- Early morning dive
- Mid‑day reef/wreck dive
- Afternoon dive
- Often a night dive where allowed (outside protected areas)
- 2 dives on final day before return to port.
Itineraries include reef, drift, wall, and wreck dives.
Amenities
Green Initiatives
Drinking Water Tested for Purity
No
Re-usable Water Bottles
No
Yacht Crew9 Total Crew
Yacht Menu
Culinary Experience
Charter Rates
Low Season
2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31
Red Sea
Base Charter Rate
EUR 20,600
Base Port: Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt
Preferred Pick Up: Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt
Charter Details
Charter Type: Plus Expenses
Terms: MYBA
MCA Compliance: N/A
Cruising Permit: Boat
Cruising License: Boat
Location Details
Trips normally depart weekly from Sharm el-Sheikh.
Common routes:
Northern Wrecks & Ras Mohammed
Best of Sinai
Major dive sites visited:
Ras Mohammed National Park
SS Thistlegorm wreck
Straits of Tiran reefs
Additional Information
Price/person/week:
Twin bed cabin lower deck – €1400.
Bunk bed cabin lower deck – €1350.
Comfort cabin upper deck — €1500.
Luxury suite upper deck – €1770.
Included: Dive guides / weights and weight belts / 12L diving tanks / full board / soft drinks and
water / tea and coffee / towels / direct transfers to/from the boat to/from the airport or hotel in
Sharm el Sheikh
Excluded: National and Marine Park fees €190 per person per week / Nitrox (€8 per tank or €80
per person per week) / Diving equipment rental / Crew and guides gratuities / dive, health,
luggage or accident insurances - The entry visa to Egypt.
Entrance fee to Ras Mohamed National Protectorate (as of 14.06.2026, subject to change) is
€210.
Popular 8‑day / 7‑night itineraries include:
Northern Wrecks & Best of Sinai
Ras Mohamed National Park — diverse reef walls and drift dives.
SS Thistlegorm wreck — famous WWII wreck with rich marine life.
Straits of Tiran — classic reef dives (Jackson, Woodhouse, Gordon reefs).
Ras Um Sid, Small Crack, Shag Rock, Dunraven — excellent sites for variety and fish life.
Trips are usually circular from Sharm el‑Sheikh, returning there at the end of the week.
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