Dive sites in Sharm El Sheikh

Eel Garden →

Eel Garden offers a unique dive experience centered around vast colonies of swaying garden eels and a vibrant reef that transitions from sandy slopes to deep walls.

Shark & Yolanda Reef →

Explore dramatic walls, drift between two reef pinnacles, and discover the unique cargo of the MV Yolanda.

Thistlegorm Wreck →

Dive into the SS Thistlegorm, a monumental underwater museum in the Red Sea, where a British armed merchant navy ship, sunk in 1941, offers an unparalleled journey through World War II history.

Million Hope Wreck →

Dive into maritime history with the colossal Million Hope, the largest and one of the younger wrecks in the Egyptian Red Sea, offering an unparalleled wreck diving experience.

Kormoran Wreck →

The Kormoran offers a compelling combination of wreck exploration and thriving reef ecology, making for a distinctive dive experience.

SS Dunraven →

The SS Dunraven offers a unique inverted wreck dive, blending historical exploration with a vibrant artificial reef and an adjacent natural coral wall.

Ras Mohamed National Park →

Explore Ras Mohamed National Park, a globally renowned marine sanctuary where two gulfs converge to create an exceptionally vibrant and diverse underwater ecosystem.

Jackson Reef →

Jackson Reef offers a dynamic interface between vibrant coral ecosystems and the vastness of the Red Sea, promising encounters with a diverse range of marine life from reef inhabitants to schooling hammerhead sharks.

Ras Ghamila →

Ras Ghamila separates a shallow, sandy lagoon from the open sea, offering a fringing reef and an expansive sandy plateau between 10 and 26 metres, covered in coral heads and large gorgonian fans.

Shag Rock →

Explore the historic Kingston wreck and a vibrant, sloping reef teeming with diverse marine life, all in one accessible dive.

Marsa Bareika →

Marsa Bareika offers a protected bay for new divers alongside deeper areas with vibrant corals and pelagic encounters within Ras Mohammed National Park.

Ras Um Sid →

Ras Um Sid offers a protected bay for shore entry, leading to an easily accessible reef, particularly appealing for night diving.

Shab Ali →

Shab Ali serves as the primary gateway for divers aiming to explore the historically significant SS Thistlegorm wreck.

Straits of Gubal →

Navigate the historic waters of the Straits of Gubal, a natural funnel in the Red Sea where numerous shipwrecks have become vibrant artificial reefs.

Ras Nasrani →

Descend into Ras Nasrani's vibrant shallow reef, where abundant fish life gives way to gorgonian fans and mushroom corals along a current-swept cape.

Tower →

Descend along the fossil coral wall of Tower, where the sheer drop and vibrant reef promise encounters from resident marine life to passing pelagics.

South Laguna →

Explore the expansive hard coral plateaus of South Laguna, a sheltered mooring point on the western side of Tiran Island, offering both calm lagoon dives and outer wall drifts.

Pinkie's Wall →

Pinkie's Wall offers a vibrant drift dive along a steep coral face, adorned with dense pink and purple soft corals that thrive in the Red Sea currents.

White Knight →

White Knight offers a unique dive profile, transitioning from a gently sloping reef into a deep sandy canyon with passages at varying depths, providing a diverse underwater experience.

Stingray Station →

Stingray Station, an irregular reef on the western edge of The Alternatives, offers seasonal aggregations of stingrays alongside resident groupers and turtles.

Gordon Reef →

Gordon Reef offers a dynamic drift dive experience, from the iconic Loullia wreck at its northern end to the vibrant, current-swept southern plateau.

Strait of Tiran →

Dive into the dynamic Strait of Tiran, where strong currents fuel an explosion of marine life across four distinct reefs, offering unparalleled pelagic encounters and vibrant coral ecosystems.

Temple →

Temple Reef offers a serene exploration of a prominent coral tower, teeming with diverse marine life and suitable for all levels of divers.

Small Crack →

Small Crack offers a unique passage through the Sha'ab Mahmoud reef, where a strong current funnels marine life from the open sea into a sheltered lagoon.

Far Garden →

Descend into Far Garden to explore its colourful coral pinnacles, where a sandy slope gives way to a challenging wall dive often visited by pelagic species.

Sodfa →

Just ten minutes from Naama Bay, Sodfa offers a relaxed exploration of coral pinnacles teeming with glassfish before a deep wall descent.

Jackfish Alley →

Descend into the inviting caves of Jackfish Alley, a sheltered reef south of Ras Mohammed, where glassfish shimmer at 8 metres.

Ras Ghozlani →

Begin your drift at Ras Ghozlani and surrender to a gentle current guiding you past vibrant coral pinnacles teeming with glassfish (Parapriacanthus ransonneti) towards a sandy seabed.

Ras Katy →

Descend into a vibrant underwater world where coral pinnacles rise from a sandy plateau, teeming with life from anthias to blue-spotted stingrays.

Anemone City →

Descend into Anemone City where hundreds of clownfish animate a vibrant reef shoulder, a true spectacle for any diver.

Alternatives →

Descend into a chain of seven flat-topped pinnacles, known locally as "Saba Erg," where feather-tailed rays and leopard sharks patrol the sandy seabed.

Lonely Mushroom →

Descend on a solitary coral tower, exploring its unique mushroom shape and the surrounding sandy seabed for macro life.

Shark Observatory →

Descend into the profound blue of Ras Mohammed, where the wall of Shark Observatory drops away into the abyss, offering encounters with resident megafauna and seasonal pelagics.

Sharks Bay →

Descend into Sharks Bay, where a gently sloping reef offers encounters with whale sharks and mantas in spring, alongside resident giant moray eels and Napoleon wrasses.

Middle Garden →

Descend into the protected embrace of Middle Garden, where a sandy plateau gives way to a vibrant drop-off teeming with life, a truly accessible Red Sea dive.

Ras Bob →

Descend into the gentle embrace of Ras Bob, where a vibrant reef slope promises intimate encounters with burgeoning marine life between 5 and 15 metres.

Woodhouse Reef →

Woodhouse Reef offers a straightforward drift dive experience along its long, thin coral plateaus and walls, ideal for experiencing the sensation of current without complex counter-currents.

Naama Bay →

Descend into Naama Bay's sandy expanses and seagrass beds to uncover a thriving community of macro-life often overlooked in the Red Sea's coral gardens.

Thomas Reef →

Descend into a vibrant underwater world at Thomas Reef, where deep walls adorned with soft corals and a sweeping gorgonian forest await.

Near Garden →

Descend onto a sandy shelf that gives way to a vibrant wall, where resident reef sharks patrol and spotted stingrays dot the bottom.

Ras Za'atar →

Descend along the deep wall of Ras Za'atar, where you can find vibrant soft corals and a resident school of glassfish within a sheltered grotto.

Amphoras →

Descend into the Red Sea's history at Amphoras, where a 15th-century Turkish wreck lies embedded in the reef, its anchor still holding firm at 25 metres.