Built in 2017, the M/Y Almonda is a luxurious 5-star liveaboard yacht, measuring 39.9 meters in length with an 8.57-meter beam. It is designed for comfort, safety, and stability. The yacht accommodates 24 guests in 12 spacious staterooms, including 8 deluxe cabins with twin beds, 2 double cabins with queen beds, and 2 master suites with queen beds.

The yacht features a modern design complemented by an excellent crew. Guests can enjoy a fine buffet three times a day in the large restaurant, with snacks and drinks available around the clock. The salon, partially covered outdoor area, and large sun deck provide ample space for relaxation. The sun deck is equipped with a Jacuzzi, deck chairs, and generous seating.

For diving enthusiasts, the yacht offers 12-liter tanks, weight belts, and weights, with the option to dive with air or Nitrox. Each diver has a personal equipment box, and the spacious diving platform ensures easy access to the water. For more distant dive sites, two Zodiacs are available. Additionally, there is a well-equipped dive center on board to cater to all diving needs, providing an exceptional diving experience for guests.

 Saudi Arabia is now recognized as a popular scuba diving destination in the Red Sea, offering thrilling activities for both beginners and professionals. The main advantage and uniqueness of this destination are the opportunities to explore less-explored coral reefs, historic shipwrecks, and beautiful sea creatures.

Farasan Banks: This itinerary includes diving around the Farasan Banks, known for their rich biodiversity, pristine coral reefs, and clear waters teeming with marine life, including large pelagic species.

Seven Sisters and Five Corals : This itinerary takes divers to the Seven Sisters, a group of seven coral reefs known for their vibrant corals, diverse fish populations, and occasional encounters with sharks and rays. Five Corals, offering spectacular dive sites with a variety of coral formations, colorful reef fish, and the chance to explore some of the less-crowded and untouched underwater landscapes of the Red Sea.