SCUBA-DIVING TRIPS

Boasting more than 1,800 miles of coastline with her crystal clear waters, mysterious wrecks, and multicolored reefs filled with marine life, Egypt is a scuba diver’s paradise. … , Egypt also offers some of the best diving in the world at unbelievably good prices.

The diving industry along the Red Sea is probably one of the biggest in the world. Offering beach diving in hotels, speedboat trips, daily diving by boat or yacht and weeklong holidays on floating hotels also known as Liveabords or safari boats that move to offshore reefs.

Green or sea turtles can become quite big (1,5 meters) and swim the blue waters hopping from reef to reef to rest for to feed

What elegant giants these green turtles…

WHY DIVE IN EGYPT?

There is no article about the best places in the world to go diving complete without mentioning the Red Sea and every year as they do these top ten rankings Egypt is always one of the ten. Which bit of the Red Sea? Well – all of it, obviously. Highlights most definitely include Ras Mohamed and Tiran (Sharm El Sheikh), St Johns, Daedelus, Elphinstone and the Brothers (mostly from Hurghada or Port Ghalib) but don’t forget Dahab’s (in)famous Blue Hole, or Aqaba’s wreck of the Cedar Pride, not to mention some of the best and most accessible wrecks in the world – the Giannis D, Carnatic, Dunraven and, of course, the SS Thistlegorm. From brightly colored nudibranchs and long-nosed hawkfish to oceanic whitetips, hammerheads and whale sharks; novice to technical expert, the Red Sea has something for everybody and for a very affordable price.

On top of that the climate offers great options to travel year round to Egypt. Great weather, warm waters, over 11 hours of sun a day, mild currents in the sea and the ever lasting stunning blue skies…

How warm is Egypt?

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WHAT ANIMALS CAN YOU SEE WHEN?

There are about 11 species of fish, including 44 species of sharks and 200 species of corals in Egypts Red Sea. All animals respond to their surroundings and move around depending on water temperature, current, other species, daylight, etcetera. The sea is not a zoo! And that makes it sometimes difficult to meet some species as you need a certain amount of luck. However there are months where chances to meet some of the special species are a bit bigger.

Hiding in the sand, trying to blend into the sand and hoping not to get spotted. Not only a strategy to surprise their food but also a defense against predators.

Do you know where animals hang out in the Red Sea?

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GREAT DIVE SITES

there are so many great spots and the Red Sea is simply too big to do them all in just a week. So how do you know where you would like to go?

AWESOME DIVE SITES
The Red Sea of Egypt is a very large area with many dive sites. From reefs and wrecks in the north, Was Mohamed, Brother Islands and Daedalus together with Elphinstone in the south. And not to forget the Deep South with Saint Johns and Rocky & Zabargad.
The Red Sea of Egypt is a very large area with many dive sites. From reefs and wrecks in the north, Was Mohamed, Brother Islands and Daedalus together with Elphinstone in the south. And not to forget the Deep South with Saint Johns and Rocky & Zabargad.

WHAT WE OFFER

As a travel agent specialized in diving trips and SDI/PADI scuba diving courses in the Red Sea we can offer a wide variety of options. From daily diving until Liveaboard trips. From a try dive until divemaster courses.