Dive sites
Best Dive Sites
The Egyptian Red Sea offers a fantastic display of marine diversity and an impressive array of different diving conditions and environments. High-speed currents or gentle drift dives, colourful walls with monumental boulders or endless valleys of coral gardens, seamounts and pinnacles or lunar-like seascapes, the Red Sea boasts it all. There are frequent sightings of turtles, moray eels, different kind of rays and once in a while some reef sharks.
Ras Mohammed
Straits of Tiran
SS Thistlegorm
Carnatic
Shark & Jolanda Reef
Sharks & Yolanda Reef is the most famous and popular dive site in the Red Sea
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Anemone City
Anemone City is a huge coral shelf protruding from the reef wall is the home of great anemones.
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Straits of Tiran
The Straits of Tiran is a popular diving destination located in the Red Sea
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Jackson Reef
Is the most northerly reef in Tiran. Known for the wreck, hammerhead & coral gardens.
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Thomas Reef
The smallest of the four reefs and famous amongst Technical divers for its canyon
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Ras Mamlah
Ras Mamlah, in the Gulf of Aqaba, is a pristine dive site known for its stunning coral gardens.
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Blue Hole
Known for its deep circular sinkhole that descends over 100 m, it attracts divers from the all world
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SS Kingston
The Kingston wreck, near Shag Rock, is a shallow, coral-covered 19th-century British steamship.
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SS Dunraven
The Dunraven Wreck is a former 80m long Bristish Steamship. In 1876 she hits the Beacon Rock reef.
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Abu Nuhas
A submerged reef that has claimed more vessels than any other reef in the Red Sea.
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Chrisoula "K"
The bow of the ship, also known as the “Tile Wreck“, used to be clearly visible on top of Abu Nuhas.
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Kimon "M"
This report indicates the Kimon "M" struck another wreck! Known as "The Lentils" wreck.
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Gubal
A small, uninhabited island surrounded by coral gardens to deeper drop-offs and wrecks.
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SS Ulisses
The Wreck of the Ulisses at Gubal is a shallow, accessible shipwreck dive with vibrant marine life.
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SS Rosalie Moller
WWII British cargo shipwreck, Rosalie Moller, lies in Gubal, Egypt; rich in marine life and history.
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Brothers Island
Home to dazzling coral reefs, wonderful wrecks, you can dive alongside whitetip and hammehead sharks
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Elphinstone
Elphinstone is a huge 500m long off-shore reef, with drop-offs descending to over 100m.
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Daedalus Reef
A large shallow reef with drop-offs at the sides. From few meters of beautiully clear water to depth
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St Johns Reef
Ten bank reefs, which extend 29 km from east to west and roughly 10 km from north to south.
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Zabargad Island
Among the southernmost islands in Egypt, Zabargad is excellent for scuba diving.
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Rocky Island
It squeezes almost all of the reasons to visit the Red Sea as a diving destination into one spot.
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