Red Sea · Vessel profile

Aldebaran

Red Sea charter liveaboard with current seven-night dive itineraries and main- and upper-deck guest cabins.

Egypt

Published operator: Diving World Red Sea (charter programme) [1]

Marketed for bookings

Length
39 m
Guests
26
Cabins
12

Research reviewed 2026-10-24.

Aldebaran — vessel photograph
Vessel photograph · Image source

Published specifications

Vessel type
Dive liveaboard
Published status
Marketed for bookings
Length
39 m [1]
Beam
7.8 m [1]
Guests
26 [1]
Guest cabins
12 [1]
Speed
12 kn [1]
Nitrox
Available; continuous blending system [1]
Internet
Wi-Fi included when coverage permits [1]
Published home ports
Hurghada, Port Ghalib

Contact and booking links

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Source-linked research

The published details below include historical records and conflicting claims, with their original sources retained.

Published research for Aldebaran
DetailPublished information and source
Vessel nameAldebaran [1]
RegionRed Sea [1]
Advertised operating countriesEgypt [1]
Vessel typeDive liveaboard [1]
StatusMarketed for bookings [1]
OperatorDiving World Red Sea (charter programme) [1]
Operator websitehttps://divingworldredsea.com/ [1]
Booking/enquiry pagehttps://divingworldredsea.com/boat/aldebaran/ [1]
Length (m)39 [1]
Beam (m)7.8 [1]
Maximum guests26 [1]
Cabins12 [1]
Cruising speed (knots)12 [1]
Home/embarkation portsHurghada, Port Ghalib [1]
InternetWi-Fi included when coverage permits [1]
NitroxAvailable; continuous blending system [1]
Cabin-count reconciliationCabin breakdown totals twelve: four modular, one double, one twin, two triples and four upper-deck twins. The same page headline says thirteen; the breakdown is retained and the conflict disclosed. [1]
Published construction/refurbishment year2025 is labelled jointly as construction/refurbishment; it is not normalized as a confirmed build year. [1]
Propulsion and diving equipmentTwo Caterpillar 764 hp engines; two Bauer K15 compressors; two 5.8 m tenders with 40 hp engines. [1]
Advertised departuresSeven-night Wrecks & Reefs from Hurghada on 24 October 2026 and Brothers–Daedalus–Elphinstone from Port Ghalib on 31 October 2026. [1]
Vessel photographExterior image from the exact vessel page; HTTP GET and decoded dimensions verified and image visually inspected. Original image and credits retained. [1]

Sources

  1. Diving World Red Sea — Aldebaran specifications and October–November 2026 departurescharter operator · accessed 2026-10-24