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South of the Sinai Peninsula we find Ras Mohammed. Egypt's first protected national park since 1983 with an initial extension of 97 km2, which has been extended to 480 km2. Due to its great beauty and scientific importance, the park is very well preserved thanks to local awareness and surveillance from land and sea.

Among all the dive sites in the park, the most outstanding are: Shark & Yolanda Reef and Jack Fish Alley. Here we will discover the immense and colorful marine life of one of the best areas of the northern route of the Egyptian Red Sea.

The Strait of Tiran is one of the most iconic dive sites in the Red Sea, located between the Sinai Peninsula and the island of Tiran. This strait is famous for its spectacular marine biodiversity and stunning coral reefs.

Among the most famous reefs are Jackson Reef, where impressive coral walls await you. Enjoy the beauty of Wood House Reef, with its vibrant coral gardens and turtles. At Gordon Reef, observe a variety of fish in a spectacular setting.

Dahab has become one of the most attractive diving destinations you can't miss while in Egypt. The reefs are impressive, with a variety of species that create colorful underwater landscapes.

Blue Hole: This famous site is known for its impressive underwater cave and depths.

The Canyon: A spectacular system of coral formations and vertical walls. The dive here is impressive, with light effects that create a magical atmosphere.

Gabr El Bint: One of the most popular dives, famous for its coral reefs and rich fauna.

We will also dive the reefs around Hurghada, with a variety of dive sites, where we will see coral garden walls teeming with tropical fish.

This site is famous not only for its impressive biodiversity, but also for the sunken ships that lie in its waters, each with its own history, such as the Carnatic sunk in 1879 or the Ghiannis, sunk in 1983 after hitting a reef. In addition, we will discover the Yellow Reef, known for its vibrant corals and the marine life that inhabits it.

South of the Sinai Peninsula we find Ras Mohammed. Egypt's first protected national park since 1983 with an initial extension of 97 km2, which has been extended to 480 km2. Due to its great beauty and scientific importance, the park is very well preserved thanks to local awareness and surveillance from land and sea.

Among all the dive sites in the park, the most outstanding are: Shark & Yolanda Reef and Jack Fish Alley. Here we will discover the immense and colorful marine life of one of the best areas of the northern route of the Egyptian Red Sea.

The Strait of Tiran is one of the most iconic dive sites in the Red Sea, located between the Sinai Peninsula and the island of Tiran. This strait is famous for its spectacular marine biodiversity and stunning coral reefs.

Among the best known reefs are Jackson Reef, where impressive coral walls await you. Enjoy the beauty of Wood House Reef, with its vibrant coral gardens and turtles. At Gordon Reef, observe a variety of fish in a spectacular setting.

The Thistlegorm is considered one of the best wrecks in the world to dive and an experience you won't want to miss. Sunk in 1941 during World War II, this British freighter offers a fascinating connection to history as you explore the remains of military vehicles and supplies.

At about 100 feet deep, you can wander the deck and interior, finding trucks and motorcycles covered in colorful coral. The marine life is impressive, with encounters with schools of fish and turtles making each dive even more exciting.

We will also dive the reefs around Hurghada, with a variety of dive sites, where we will see coral garden walls teeming with tropical fish.

Abu Nuhas is famous not only for its impressive biodiversity, but also for the sunken ships that lie in its waters. Each with its own history, such as the Carnatic, sunk in 1869, offers pottery remains and abundant marine life, while the Giannis D, which sank in 1983, stands out for its good preservation and shark encounters. Finally, the Ulysses, sunk in 1986, is home to vibrant corals and turtles.

Diving in the Brothers Islands, which include Big Brother and Little Brother, is an enriching experience in the Red Sea. These islands are known for their impressive coral walls, which provide a haven for a variety of marine life. It is an excellent place to spot sharks, such as hammerheads and whitetips, as well as other interesting species.

The currents in this area can be challenging, making it a suitable destination for divers with some experience. Visibility is usually good, allowing you to appreciate not only the corals, but also the diversity of fish that inhabit the environment.

You will have the opportunity to enjoy an almost untouched natural environment and observe the underwater beauty of the Red Sea up close. It is an ideal place to connect with nature and experience memorable moments underwater.

This site is famous not only for its impressive biodiversity, but also for the sunken ships that lie in its waters, each with its own history, such as the Carnatic sunk in 1879 or the Ghiannis, sunk in 1983 after hitting a reef. In addition, we will discover the Yellow Reef, known for its vibrant corals and the marine life that inhabits it.

South of the Sinai Peninsula we find Ras Mohammed. Egypt's first protected national park since 1983 with an initial extension of 97 km2, which has been extended to 480 km2. Due to its great beauty and scientific importance, the park is very well preserved thanks to local awareness and surveillance from land and sea.

Among all the dive sites in the park, the most outstanding are: Shark & Yolanda Reef and Jack Fish Alley. Here we will discover the immense and colorful marine life of one of the best areas of the northern route of the Egyptian Red Sea.

We will also dive the reefs around Hurghada, with a variety of dive sites, where we will see coral garden walls teeming with tropical fish.

The Thistlegorm is considered one of the best wrecks in the world to dive and an experience you won't want to miss. Sunk in 1941 during World War II, this British freighter offers a fascinating connection to history as you explore the remains of military vehicles and supplies.

At about 100 feet deep, you can wander the deck and interior, finding trucks and motorcycles covered in colorful coral. The marine life is impressive, with encounters with schools of fish and turtles making each dive even more exciting.

South of the Sinai Peninsula we find Ras Mohammed. Egypt's first protected national park since 1983 with an initial extension of 97 km2, which has been extended to 480 km2. Due to its great beauty and scientific importance, the park is very well preserved thanks to local awareness and surveillance from land and sea.

Among all the dive sites in the park, the most outstanding are: Shark & Yolanda Reef and Jack Fish Alley. Here we will discover the immense and colorful marine life of one of the best areas of the northern route of the Egyptian Red Sea.

The Thistlegorm is considered one of the best wrecks in the world to dive and an experience you won't want to miss. Sunk in 1941 during World War II, this British freighter offers a fascinating connection to history as you explore the remains of military vehicles and supplies.

At about 100 feet deep, you can wander the deck and interior, finding trucks and motorcycles covered in colorful coral. The marine life is impressive, with encounters with schools of fish and turtles making each dive even more exciting.

Abu Nuhas, known as the "graveyard of ships", is famous for its numerous shipwrecks resting in its crystal clear waters. Among the most iconic wrecks is the Giannis D, a Greek freighter that sank in 1983. At about 28 meters deep, its structure is covered with coral and is home to a diversity of colorful fish and turtles, making it a fascinating place to explore.

Another highlight is the Carnatic, a former cargo ship that sank in 1881. Its impressive bow and upright mast are easily recognizable. Located at a depth of about 30 meters, this wreck is also home to a rich marine fauna, with frequent encounters of tuna and groupers.

Safaga is known for its crystal clear waters and rich biodiversity. The area offers a variety of dive sites ranging from vibrant reefs to fascinating wrecks.

One of the most prominent sites is the Salem Express wreck, where divers can explore the history of the ship and the surrounding marine life. In addition, the Panorama Reef dazzles with its impressive coral formations and abundant fish species, ideal for spectacular sightings.

Diving in the Brothers Islands, which include Big Brother and Little Brother, is an enriching experience in the Red Sea. These islands are known for their impressive coral walls, which provide a haven for a variety of marine life. It is an excellent place to spot sharks, such as hammerheads and whitetips, as well as other interesting species.

The currents in this area can be challenging, making it a suitable destination for divers with some experience. Visibility is usually good, allowing you to appreciate not only the corals, but also the diversity of fish that inhabit the environment.

You will have the opportunity to enjoy an almost untouched natural environment and observe the underwater beauty of the Red Sea up close. It is an ideal place to connect with nature and experience memorable moments underwater.

Diving in the Brothers Islands, which include Big Brother and Little Brother, is an enriching experience in the Red Sea. These islands are known for their impressive coral walls, which provide a haven for a variety of marine life. It is an excellent place to spot sharks, such as hammerheads and whitetips, as well as other interesting species.

The currents in this area can be challenging, making it a suitable destination for divers with some experience. Visibility is usually good, allowing you to appreciate not only the corals, but also the diversity of fish that inhabit the environment.

You will have the opportunity to enjoy an almost untouched natural environment and observe the underwater beauty of the Red Sea up close. It is an ideal place to connect with nature and experience memorable moments underwater.

Diving on this famous reef is one of the most outstanding experiences in the Red Sea. Known for its iconic lighthouse, it offers a breathtaking marine environment where natural beauty merges with a rich history.

The coral walls are home to a wide variety of marine life, sightings of longimanus sharks and, with luck, hammerhead sharks, are the highlight of this reef. The sometimes challenging currents bring excitement to every dive, while the visibility is generally exceptional.

Divers also have the opportunity to visit the lighthouse and explore its surroundings. This iconic structure offers panoramic views of the ocean and is the perfect setting to enjoy breathtaking sunsets, creating a magical atmosphere at the end of each day.

Immerse yourself in the magic of this famous reef, known for its impressive coral walls that plunge into the deep blue. The underwater scenery here is simply amazing.

The marine life is vibrant and diverse. With a little luck, you may spot hammerhead and longimanus sharks, as well as turtles and schools of colorful fish.

Visibility is generally exceptional, allowing you to explore every corner of this marine ecosystem.

Safaga is known for its crystal clear waters and rich biodiversity. The area offers a variety of dive sites ranging from vibrant reefs to fascinating wrecks.

One of the most prominent sites is the Salem Express wreck, where divers can explore the history of the ship and the surrounding marine life. In addition, the Panorama Reef dazzles with its impressive coral formations and abundant fish species, ideal for spectacular sightings.

Get ready for an unforgettable experience at Sataya, the famous "Dolphin House"! This area is ideal for those looking to swim with the enchanting spinner dolphins (Stenella longirostris) and explore stunning coral gardens.

You will dive in crystal clear waters, where dolphins often play and swim in groups, performing acrobatics that will leave you in awe. In addition, Sataya offers fantastic diving opportunities. Vibrant reefs teeming with marine life, from clownfish to colorful corals.

Fury Shoals is an underwater paradise known for its impressive coral diversity. At Sha'ab Claudia, you will dive in coral gardens that are home to turtles and sharks, creating an unforgettable encounter with marine life.

Exploring Sha'ab Maksour is a fascinating adventure, where coral walls rise majestically and large schools of tropical fish swim in harmony. At Malahi, gentle currents and abundant marine life give you the opportunity to, with luck, spot manta rays and dolphins swimming alongside you.

Diving on this famous reef is one of the most outstanding experiences in the Red Sea. Known for its iconic lighthouse, it offers a breathtaking marine environment where natural beauty merges with a rich history.

The coral walls are home to a variety of marine life, sightings of longimanus sharks and, with luck, hammerhead sharks, are the highlight of this reef. The sometimes challenging currents bring excitement to every dive, while the visibility is generally exceptional.

Divers also have the opportunity to visit the lighthouse and explore its surroundings. This iconic structure offers panoramic views of the ocean and is the perfect setting to enjoy breathtaking sunsets, creating a magical atmosphere at the end of each day.

Immerse yourself in the magic of this famous reef, known for its impressive coral walls that plunge into the deep blue. The underwater scenery here is simply amazing.

The marine life is vibrant and diverse. With a little luck, you may spot hammerhead and longimanus sharks, as well as turtles and schools of colorful fish.

Visibility is generally exceptional, allowing you to explore every corner of this marine ecosystem.

Get ready for an unforgettable experience at Sataya, the famous "Dolphin House"! This area is ideal for those looking to swim with the enchanting spinner dolphins (Stenella longirostris) and explore stunning coral gardens.

You will dive in crystal clear waters, where dolphins often play and swim in groups, performing acrobatics that will leave you in awe. In addition, Sataya offers fantastic diving opportunities. Vibrant reefs teeming with marine life, from clownfish to colorful corals.

As you descend at Rocky Island, you will be greeted by exceptional underwater landscapes, where corals glow in vivid hues and tropical fish swim in all directions. The impressive coral walls are home to an amazing variety of species, from small nudibranchs to majestic hammerheads and white tip sharks, making each dive unique.

Diving in St. Johns is a true underwater paradise. This iconic Red Sea destination is famous for its incredible coral reefs and rich marine life. As you descend, you will be enveloped by colorful landscapes, where hard and soft corals create a fascinating labyrinth.

In this area, you will also explore Dangerous Reef, known for its impressive caves and coral walls that harbor an amazing variety of life. Here you can spot parrotfish, groupers and whitetip sharks, as well as, with a little luck, hammerhead sharks. The caves offer refuge to small wonders such as nudibranchs and scorpion fish.

Fury Shoals is an underwater paradise known for its impressive coral diversity. At Sha'ab Claudia, you will dive in coral gardens that are home to turtles and sharks, creating an unforgettable encounter with marine life.

Exploring Sha'ab Maksour is a fascinating adventure, where coral walls rise majestically and large schools of tropical fish swim in harmony. At Malahi, gentle currents and abundant marine life give you the opportunity to, with luck, spot manta rays and dolphins swimming alongside you.