Red Sea Aggressor II Refit Adds Four Berths and Two New Master Cabins

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Dive safari boats near Small Brother Island in the Red Sea
Dive safari boats near Small Brother Island illustrate the Red Sea liveaboard setting. This is not the Red Sea Aggressor II. Photo: Alexander Vasenin / Wikimedia Commons. [File page](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Small_Brother_island_in_the_Red_Sea_surrounded_by_dive_safari_boats.JPG), [CC BY-SA 3.0 license](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/).

The Red Sea Aggressor II has been redesigned, and Aggressor says guest capacity now rises from 22 to 26 passengers on its northern Red Sea route out of Egypt.

According to Aggressor, the boat now has 13 staterooms, up from 11. Two new Master Staterooms (Cabins 12 and 13) were added on the upper deck, and two existing deluxe cabins were converted into Master rooms, bringing the total number of Master Staterooms to six, up from two. Each Master Stateroom has a picture window, private bathroom and air conditioning.

The boat continues to run the same northern Red Sea itineraries, visiting historic wrecks, walls and reefs. See the new deck layout and photos of the redesign.

Dive safari boats near Small Brother Island illustrate the Red Sea liveaboard setting. This is not the Red Sea Aggressor II. Photo: Alexander Vasenin / Wikimedia Commons. File page, CC BY-SA 3.0 license.

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