Our commitments
The most beautiful place on earth is at sea.
The Red Sea holds some of the healthiest coral on the planet. It is the reason people book, the reason the water is that colour, and the reason this business can exist at all. Protecting it is not a marketing section — it is an operating constraint we accept from day one, before the first departure.
We never anchor on living coral
Anchor chains destroy in seconds what took decades to grow. We anchor on sand or use mooring buoys where they exist, and we choose our stops accordingly — even when a prettier spot is one reef away.
No single-use plastic on board
Glassware, reusable bottles and refill stations instead of plastic bottles and cups. Nothing disposable leaves the deck, and nothing goes in the water — waste comes back to shore with us, every time.
Look, don't touch
Snorkeling briefings before every swim: no touching, no standing on coral, no feeding, no collecting. The crew is in the water with guests, and enforces it.
Sail when the wind allows
A catamaran is a sailing platform, not a motorboat. Whenever conditions allow, we cut the engines and sail — quieter for the guests, better for the sea.
Small groups, one departure a day
We chose a single quality departure over back-to-back rotations. Less pressure on the anchorages, less noise, and an experience that stays worth the price.
Local first
Local crew, local suppliers, local produce on board. A marine tourism business that does not benefit the coast it operates on has no reason to be there.
Saudi Arabia has made the protection of its Red Sea coast a national priority, and the regulatory framework that governs marine tourism here reflects it. We build inside that framework by conviction, not by obligation.
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