Red Sea Diving
General Information Marsa Mubarak is a coastal dive site, we have also included Many liveaboards from Port Ghalib make a stop here whether to do check dives, to end their diving safari with a pleasant and easy dive, or to pay its resident manatees, the dugongs, a visit. Since the dugongs here have occasionally had …
GPS: N 25° 18,383′ E 34°51, General Information Elphinstone is deservedly considered one of the most popular dive sites in the Red Sea. The approximately 450 m long reef (excluding the length of the plateaus to the north and south lies 11 km east of the mainland and 26 km north of Marsa Alam. Because …
dolphin-house-shaab-samadai This site is a local Marine Park Area which is under the protection of the government. Diving there requires a permit and rules on-site to protect the dolphins are strictly enforced by the Rangers. We travel by truck for 30 minutes to the to Marsa allams’port and then another 45 minutes by one of …
GPS: N 25° 20,672′ E 34° 46,682″ General Information Abu Dabbab North comprises the three northernmost reefs of the Abu Dabbab group (see points 1, 2 and 3 on the satellite map). Fishermen have numbered the reefs of the entire formation from north to south with the numbers one to six, which has to lead …