Nautilus Red Sea

Located in Eilat, Israel, Nautilus Red Sea operates as a PADI dive centre under the supervision of the Israeli diving authority. The centre is positioned to provide access to the Red Sea's unique marine ecosystems, offering everything from introductory dives to advanced technical training.

The centre serves as a base for exploring the local reef systems, including the protected marine reserve. Beyond the local waters, they also organise diving safaris to neighbouring Jordan and Egypt, catering to those looking to extend their time underwater.

The team is composed of highly qualified and experienced PADI instructors who bring years of global teaching and guiding experience to the Red Sea. They focus on an individual approach, ensuring that each diver's specific needs and skill levels are addressed during training or guided excursions.

To accommodate international visitors, the team is proficient in English, Russian, and Hebrew. This multilingual support ensures clear communication during briefings and throughout the dive experience. The centre maintains a strict ratio of two to five divers per guide, ensuring close supervision and safety.

Nautilus Red Sea offers a comprehensive range of PADI courses for all experience levels. Beginners can start with Discover Scuba Diving or the PADI Scuba Diver course, which takes five days to complete.

For those looking to advance, the centre provides the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course, typically completed in two days, alongside the PADI Deep Diver Specialty for those wishing to reach depths of 40 metres. The curriculum also includes the Rescue Diver and Divemaster programmes.

Specialised training is available through the Nitrox and Wreck specialties, allowing divers to expand their technical capabilities and exploration options.

The centre offers professional underwater photography and videography services for those looking to document their dives. For divers looking to upgrade their kit, there is an on-site shop where major diving brands are available for purchase tax-free.

Nitrox is available for use, providing more flexibility for dive planning on the reef. The centre is also equipped to handle various training requirements, from beginner equipment to more advanced setups.

The reefs around Eilat are home to a vibrant array of marine life, with corals and various fish species forming the backbone of the ecosystem. Divers will frequently encounter octopus as they explore the reef structures.

Macro life and smaller inhabitants are a constant feature of the seabed and reef crevices. The presence of diverse fish species makes every dive an opportunity to observe the complex interactions within the coral habitat.