Luxury Live-Aboard Yacht ‘Mistral’ In Red Sea

We are proud to announces the arrival of our luxury live-aboard boat ‘Mistral’. She has a state-of-the-art design especially thought out for the divers comfort and enjoyment. There is a designated camera room for underwater photography lovers, spacious dive deck, saloon and dining room, and four double bed en-suite cabins, plus eight twin room en-suite cabins. At 34 meters and of steel construction she is perfect for the Red Sea North and South safaris routes; with two 1150 hp caterpillar engines she has a top speed of 13 knots making sure you have a smooth and fast passage even to the more remote reefs.  Cabins: Mistral has four spacious double cabins located on the upper deck, and eight twin cabins on the lower deck. Each cabin has an en-suite bathroom, individual controlled A/C, safety deposit box, and bedside controlled music and lighting. The upper cabins have one large double bed, and the lower cabins have a large double lower bunk, and a single upper bunk bed. All cabins have ample storage space and vanity unit space. Saloon & Dining Room: The saloon has  has been designed as a comfortable cozy area, where you can relax and enjoy a film on the flat screen TV, equipped with DVD.  The saloon/restaurant has A/C, two flat screens, and a CD audio system. Sun Decks: Mistral boasts a large upper sundeck, with comfortable shaded booth seating and sun loungers. The teak decks and tables combined with the white upholstery give the spacious deck a luxurious look. Dive deck: The spacious dive deck features individual dive stations with seating and dive kit storage. All tanks are filled in situ, with the availability of mixed gases. There is a large open cupboard with individual cupboard holes for each guest to store personal items. The large transom has two open rung ladders, fresh water tanks and rinse showers. Divers are ferried by two 5.8 zodiacs. The boat also features a dedicated photography room accessed directly from the dive deck, making Mistral the idea charter for underwater photographers.