After sunset the Red Sea changes shift. Animals that spent the day hidden in the reef come out, others settle down to sleep, and a wreck lit only by the beam of a dive light looks nothing like it does in daylight. Crabs, moray eels or an octopus may be on the move, though nothing can be promised. The Susanna wreck lies close to Hurghada's shore, so you enter the water from the beach and the dive starts without a boat ride. It is for divers who want to see a familiar kind of site in a completely different way.Night wreck diving asks more of you than a daytime reef dive, so this trip is open to divers with PADI Advanced Open Water, CMAS 2-Star or an equivalent certification. Good buoyancy matters most when your view is limited to a beam of light. When you book, please tell us your certification level, the date of your last dive and whether you have dived at night before. Our dive team plans the evening around you and can suggest a daytime dive first if that suits you better.We pick you up from your hotel, and your guide briefs the dive before you enter the water from the shore. Tank, weights and a dive light are included. The rest of your diving equipment is not included in the price: bring your own or rent a full set from us. Nitrox and a dive computer are available for an extra fee, and our photographers can film the dive for an extra fee.We confirm the timing and details with you on WhatsApp before the trip.