Be Diver

Located in the Elwafaa District of Hurghada, Be Diver has been operating for over ten years. As specialists in the Red Sea, they have built a reputation for navigating the local reefs and marine environments with a deep understanding of the area's specific conditions.

The centre is positioned within the King Tut Beach Resort on Arabia Road, providing a central base for divers looking to explore the coastal waters. Whether you are looking for a single day of exploration or a structured training programme, the focus remains on professional standards and marine conservation.

The team consists of multilingual professionals who are experienced in handling a wide variety of diver needs. Instruction is provided in English, ensuring clear communication during both classroom sessions and on-site briefings.

Beyond standard recreational diving, the centre is committed to the local environment through their coral school. This focus on conservation is integrated into their approach to diving and marine education.

Be Diver offers a comprehensive curriculum of training, starting with the Open Water Diver course for those new to the sport. For those looking to progress, they provide the Advanced Open Water Diver, Deep Diver Specialty, and Nitrox Specialist courses.

Professional development is also a core part of their offering, with pathways available through to the Divemaster level. Safety and rescue training are integrated into their programmes via the Emergency First Response and Rescue Diver certifications.

The centre provides a full range of rental kit for those not travelling with their own equipment. This includes masks, fins, and life jackets for snorkellers, as well as more comprehensive sets for divers.

Nitrox is available for use, catering to divers looking to extend their bottom time or manage nitrogen loading more effectively. For those interested in capturing their underwater experiences, professional photo and video sessions can be arranged as an option.

The waters around Hurghada are home to a variety of colourful fish and resident moray eels. You will frequently encounter dolphins during excursions to the Dolphin House, making it a highlight for those interested in larger marine life.

For those watching the reef, the biodiversity includes a wide array of reef fish that inhabit the coral structures. These species move through the water column and around the reef edges throughout the day.