St. John's is the southernmost group of islands and reefs in Egypt's Red Sea, and very close to the border with Sudan.

The remote location means that no day-trip boats go there, and only a few liveaboards do. The sea conditions are excellent, with great visibility all year round and slightly warmer sea temperatures than further north. Most of the dive sites here are 'gotas' or 'habilis.' A gota is a reef system that breaks the surface, and habilis are submerged reefs that have peaks that are slightly deeper, and not easy to spot from the boat. Most St. John's dive sites are quite shallow compared to some other areas of The Red Sea. Average dive depths of 20 meters is normal, and the average maximum depth is around 30 meters.

St. John's Caves is extremely popular because it's so photogenic, but is actually very shallow.

Route
Day 1
• Check•In onboard starts from 17:00
• First meal served on board plan (Dinner)
• First night spent onboard at Port
Day 2
•Departure at around 8•10 am.
•Check dives near Marsa Alam coast
• Second dive than sailing to St. Johns
Day 3-4
• 2 days around St Johns area with four dives including night dive
Possible dive sites: (Big Gota, Small Gotta, Habilli Ali, Dangerous Reef, St. John´s Caves, Um Orouk, Habili Gaffar)
Day 5
• Four dives around Fury Shoal includes night dive
Possible Sites: (Malahi • Sha’ab Claudio • Sha’ab Maksur • Sataya/Dolphin Reef • Abu Galawa Big & Small)
• Sailing to Elphinstone Reef.
Day 6
• Early Morning Dive in Sha´ab Sharm
• Second Dive in Habili Ghadier (weather permit)
• Third and Night Dive close to Elphinstone (Abu Dabbab Reef)

Day 7
• Two to Three dives at Elphinstone
• Night dive at Abu Dabbab Reef
Day 8
• Last meal served on board plan (Breakfast)
• Check•out from Cabin at 10:00 A.M
• Check•out from boat latest 12:00 Noon

Standard Twin Lower Deck

1 cabin (2 spots) available

$2,009

Standard Twin or Double bed Upper Deck

2 cabins (4 spots) available

$2,096