Dive More diving center Serenity Sahl Hasheesh

Located in Dahad, the Dive More Serenity Sahl Hasheesh centre serves as a gateway to some of the most diverse marine environments in the Red Sea. As part of a larger diving group, the centre provides access to a variety of diving styles, from relaxed reef explorations to more ambitious expeditions.

You can choose between local day trips or opt for a liveaboard safari. These safaris are specifically designed to take you away from the busier coastal areas, allowing you to explore remote reefs and wreck sites that remain untouched by the daily crowds.

The centre is part of the Dive More group, a multi-location operation with a presence in Hurghada, El Gouna, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi Bay. This established structure allows for a consistent level of service and expertise across the region.

For those looking to capture their dives, the centre offers dedicated photography services. Whether you are a seasoned underwater photographer or a hobbyist, the team is equipped to support your documentation of the Red Sea's marine life.

The centre provides training for a range of skill levels. They offer Nitrox courses, which are essential for those wanting to utilise enriched air during their dives.

From initial training through to more advanced certifications, the instructional programmes are designed to meet international standards, ensuring you gain the necessary competencies for the Red Sea's varied environments.

The centre operates large diving boats that facilitate daily excursions. These vessels are capable of carrying multiple divers for trips involving two or three dives per day, often including meals on board to ensure you are well-fed between descents.

Nitrox is available for divers looking to extend their bottom time or manage nitrogen loading more effectively. The centre is set up to support divers using enriched air for their excursions.

For those travelling without their own equipment, a range of kit is available for hire. This allows you to focus on the diving itself without the logistical burden of transporting heavy cylinders or exposure suits.