Tempest

Built in 2005 by Tornado Marine Fleet, Tempest is a dream boat for the smaller group. From bow to stern, Tempest is 82 ft in length. Meeting the same high standards as her larger sister vessels, Tempest is a great choice for those divers and groups that prefer the intimate feeling of a smaller dive group but want the space and comfort of a luxury liveaboard. Spacious all round, this is one boat that never feels crowded. Tempest sleeps up to 12 passengers and is EUF certified.

The spacious saloon and dining areas are equipped with a bar, DVD, CD and sound system as well as a TV for viewing the day's footage or enjoying a movie. Meals are served at two dining tables and the drinks area allows guests to help themselves to tea, coffee and cold drinks throughout the day or night.

The sun decks have ample space for sun lovers while also providing shaded areas. The main sun deck has wicker tables and chairs for relaxing and writing up your dive logs. The upper sun deck has plenty of space for sun bathing using the sun mats provided. There is also a smaller, oval sunning area in front of the bridge.

Guests are comfortably accommodated in 6 spacious twin cabins. Each deluxe cabin comes with individually controlled A/C and a spacious en-suite bathroom with shower. Storage space consists of wardrobe, shelf unit, bedside cupboard and drawer space under a bed.

The large dive platform allows divers to kit up in safety and comfort. Dive stations allow divers to be seated whilst kitting up before a dive. There is space for all necessary diving equipment in a box provided under each dive station. All tanks are filled in situ so once your equipment is set up all you have to do is dive! Divers are ferried by two 4.8m RIBs. Tempest has Nitrox.

Northern Red Sea itineraries allow you to explore the wonderful dive sites that have made this area so famous. Stunning wall diving, a huge variety of fish and corals, and some of the best wrecks on the planet are waiting for you.

Tempest 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.

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.