The Red Sea

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The Red Sea

Home to some of the world’s warmest and saltiest seawater, the Red Sea is a remarkable body of water. Where technicolour coral reef displays draw divers from around the world to view its thriving biodiversity, and luxury resorts line its shores. Of course, its part to play in biblical history excites and intrigues intrepid explorers, who flock to witness its powerful, divine properties.

Highlights:

Each cruise has been carefully designed to give you the freedom to explore at your own pace.

■ Al Wajh: A truly remarkable mix of white sandy beaches, fresh seafood and old town charm, Al Wajh is a short distance from AlUla, Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage-listed site and home to the rock-cut tombs of Hegra. You’ll have the opportunity to visit AlUla on a DiscoverMORE optional excursion while in Al Wajh. ■ Aqaba: Jordan’s only coastal city is the gateway to the Wadi Rum desert.

Gaze in awe as the sun sets over the red sand dunes for an ethereal experience and taste tea amongst friendly locals at Palm Beach. Visit

Mamluk Castle, the site of one of the First World War’s most famous battles, and explore the Sherif al-Hussein bin Ali Mosque, an architectural vision and place of worship. ■ Sharm el-Sheikh: Located between the desert of the Sinai Peninsula and the Red Sea, the sandy beaches and coral reefs of Sharm el-Sheikh offer so much. Explore the wrecks of Thistlegorm on diving trips, enjoy sea views and swims at its many bays and peruse the Sharm Old Market, alive with vibrant stalls and surrounded by restaurants and cafés.