Red Sea
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The Grand Egyptian Museum: A New Cultural Landmark
Opening its doors near the iconic Pyramids of Giza, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is set to become one of the most significant cultural attractions of the 21st century. Expected to fully open in late 2024, this architectural marvel spans 500,000 square meters and will house the world’s largest collection of Egyptian antiquities, showcasing over 100,000 artifacts The museum’s design, inspired by Egypt’s ancient architectural traditions, features a grand staircase leading visitors through 7,000 years of history. Visitors will be greeted by an imposing 11-meter statue of Ramses II, while galleries will take them through the reigns of iconic pharaohs like Tutankhamun and Hatshepsut. Among the most anticipated exhibits are…
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Discover the Red Sea with Blue Force!
We invite you to immerse yourself in the magic of the Red Sea with this spectacular video directed by Gorka Leclerc. You can meet our boat, the BLUE FORCE 2, in action and accompany us on the most emblematic buceo route that we take week after week. Be inspired, live the magic under the water of the Red Sea and make this unforgettable experience your next adventure.
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The USS Thistlegorm
The USS Thistlegorm was a British cargo ship built during World War II, intended to transport vital supplies to the Allied forces. In September 1941, the ship departed from Britain bound for Alexandria, Egypt, carrying a variety of military equipment and supplies for British troops in North Africa. The cargo included trucks, motorcycles, weapons, ammunition, locomotives, and spare parts. After a lengthy voyage, due to the need to take safer routes, the Thistlegorm anchored in the Gubal Strait, north of the Red Sea, awaiting clearance to continue its journey. On the night of October 5, 1941, German Heinkel HE 111 planes spotted the Thistlegorm while searching for military targets. The…
