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M/Y Sea Scorpion Get the Flash Player Built in Alexandria in 2004 Sea Scorpion is a 30 m long boat with a capacity of 20 guests. Since the construction year the vessel has already underwent a few upgrades and refurbishments towards our guests’ benefits.
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M/Y Sea Ya Get the Flash Player Sea Ya is the second largest vessel in our fleet with a 28 m length and 6,5m width. The boat can accommodate up to 20 guests in 12 double cabins.
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M/Y Tiramisu Get the Flash Player Tiramisu is the latest addition to our family. Employed for both daily diving and safari trips Reedy will prove to be the right setting for a memorable vacation at sea.
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Dive Center Hurghada Get the Flash Player Located in the center of Hurghada, El-Sakkala, at the Seagull Hotel Resort, Dive Too has accumulated more than a decade of operation experience.
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Dive Center Marsa Alam Get the Flash Player Our newly inaugurated center in Marsa Alam is situated in the Best Western Solitaire Resort, approximately 38km from Marsa Alam International Airport.
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Trimix Level I and II

The Trimix Diver course covers the specific area of technical diving with regards to helium based gas mixtures and consists of two levels: Trimix Diver Level I and Trimix Diver Level II.

You will improve your skills and knowledge to minimize the risks of using helium based Trimix breathing gas mixes for diving to a maximum depth of 250 fsw/76 msw requiring stage decompression and to use EANx mixtures and/or oxygen during decompression.

In Trimix Diver Level I you will learn to plan and execute technical dives requiring stage decompression, using helium-based tri-mix breathing gas mixtures and EANx and/or oxygen for stage decompression to depths above 200 fsw/ 61 msw.

In Trimix Diver Level II you will learn how to safely extend your diving depth to a maximum of 250 fsw/76 msw.

To start this course you must be certified as a NAUI Decompression Techniques Diver and Technical Helitrox Diver or equivalent, and you must have a minimum of 100 logged dives; 20 of them must be decompression dives.







 

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