Dive Sites

Here you may anticipate beautiful hard and soft coral gardens, firefish, octopus, doctor fish and night snails. Common here are morays and barracuda

The ideal place on the Red Sea to see flute fish and squid, also a large red octopus inhabit the places

This famous wreck in the Red Sea is a maritime grave and it is a very emotional dive. It requires utmost respect to visit this sad site of tragedy

Ben El Gebel is gentle for any level of divers, sheltered as she is from winds behind the reefs. Table corals here are shelter for crocodile fish

For the lover of photogenic sites near Hurghada with feather tailed rays and turtles regularly swimming by. Spot the anemone fish in their hundreds

The marine life around this wreck is spectacular with the daily presence of batfishes, a resident turtle, barracudas, snappers, and schools of jacks

In Shaab El Erg Divers here are welcomed by napoleon wrasse, blue spotted rays, scorpionfish and crocodile fish.

The famous aquatic siblings near Hurghada. She is characterised by a huge fish population, dominated by tiny anthias, glassfish, sweepers and gorgonians

The El Mina wreck near Hurghada has turned into a great aquatic habitat for glassfish, hunted by lionfish and jackfish. Excellent photo opportunities

The Red Sea underwater scene of beautiful sheltered reefs here is perfect for new and trained divers with even the odd chance of a dolphin encounter.

Giftun Island Your excellent dive choice of the day for hard and soft coral, napoleon wrasse and parrotfish.

What has Turtle Bay for you? Turtoises by all means.Here you may also indulge in the world of antler and table corals, snappers, mullets and parrotfish

With her corals partly clouded, every now and then white tip reef sharks come patrolling the wall or a manta occasionally surprises with its presence

Famous for the abundance of diver friendly moray eels. The marine life here is extremely rich. Expect the sightings of nudibranchs, tuna and sharks

This wonderful wall in the Red Sea with a great variety of marine life is part of one of the most fascinating reef systems you’re ever likely to witness

Here at this fringing reef in the Red Sea near Hurghada you have a real fish tank feel with of the presence of large groupers, tunas and barracudas

Divers who love macro-photography appreciate this hunting ground for scorpionfish, stonefish and lionfish. Frequently visited by camouflaged octopus

Sabina near Hurghada has a great underwater landscape in store for divers, including a so-called Japanese garden. This is also porcupinefish territory.

Abu Nugar near Hurghada represents rich marine life paired with several cleaning stations. The colorful corals are in pristine condition in many places

Shaab Petra in the wonderful Red Sea near Hurgada is covered by typical petite reef fish. Divers will meet large schools of sergeant major and goatfish

Shaab Ishta is the residential home of a rich population of scorpionfish, parrotfish, butterflyfish and angelfish.