Sea Treasure

M/Y Sea Treasure was built in 2025 and sailed her first season in 2026, setting a new standard for Egyptian safari boats. Furthermore, her 47-meter steel hull and 10-meter beam were designed for long open-water crossings.Unlike traditional liveaboards, she places every guest cabin above sea level. Consequently, each of the 18 cabins has natural light, a window onto the water and a private en-suite bathroom. Four Jacuzzi suites take the comfort a step further. In addition, a large open-air Jacuzzi sits on the sun deck for everyone else to use.The accommodations sit well away from the engine room, the compressors and the main social areas, meaning cabins stay noticeably quieter than usual, even during night crossings.The climate-controlled salon hosts briefings, marine-life talks and photo reviews and a quiet place to sit out of the Egyptian sun. A separate dining room keeps the salon free as a space to relax or for camera work where the kitchen team serves fresh buffets and a three-course dinner every evening.Two large speedboats with boarding ladders carry divers to entry points, collect them after surfacing and reach reefs the main vessel cannot safely approach.  The crew provide concierge services handling the cylinders and dive gear during transfers.Underwater photographers enjoy a dedicated dry workspace with 220V and USB charging points, and camera-only rinse tanks keep housings away from general dive gear, and air is available for drying ports and seals.Above all, she suits divers who want serious Red Sea itineraries without giving up space. For this reason, she also works well for photographers, dive clubs and full private charters.