Hurricane

The first Tornado Marine Fleet boat to be built in what has become their signature design, Hurricane won "Liveaboard of the Year" in 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007, as voted by readers of the UK publication "Diver" Magazine and is an EUF certified vessel. Her 119 ft steel hull provides a smooth and stable ride for 22 passengers in even the bumpiest of weather.

The restaurant is situated on the main deck and provides a spacious and tasteful environment to enjoy the excellent cuisine. Above the restaurant on the bridge deck is the saloon and bar, a comfortable relaxation area with stereo, CD/DVD and a plasma screen for viewing the days digital shots and video footage or taking in a movie. You will find a peaceful oasis on one of the sun decks, while the cocktail deck provides a shady haven. Enjoy a soak in the sun-warmed spa pool on the upper sun deck. All outside areas have teak decking.

There has been no compromise when it comes to providing comfort for Hurricane’s guests. All 11 twin cabins have en suite bathrooms, A/C with individual controls and a unique circulating fresh air system. Lighting and music are controlled from the bedside and there is also a small fridge and a safety deposit box.

The spacious dive deck features individual dive stations with comfortable seating section and dive kit storage. All tanks are filled in situ so once your equipment is set up all you have to do is dive! Open cupboard spaces are provided allowing you to leave dry towels for when you return from your dive. The large dive platform allows you to kit up in safety and comfort and features fresh water tanks and rinse showers. Divers are ferried by two 5.5m RIBs. Hurricane has Nitrox as well as rebreather facilities.

The Southern Red Sea offers remote offshore islands and reefs that are famous throughout the world. Spectacular walls, frequent big animal encounters and fantastic wrecks make this area a Mecca for scuba divers.

Hurricane has plenty of charging stations all over the boat. You will need to bring a round 2 pin European style adaptor for the plugs.

Large rinse tanks on the back dive deck which can be used to clean the housing after each dive, together with a spray hose. An air gun and table are also available so you can really dry off the housing before opening it.

There is a central table on the dive deck where cameras can be set before/after dives and for in between dives there are large tables in the saloon and top decks for working on your gear.

The plasma screen can be used to view your new images on the big screen. However, they do use different connectors so bring your cables.