The small seaside resort of Dahab lies on the west coast of Sinai and hosts a tempting selection of impressive caves. The steep drops and unusual underwater terrains of these very varied sites are certain to seduce any diver. Only those who are extremely experienced can descend to the thrilling depths of the famous ‘Blue Hole’ with its 80m deep cavern. Others can ponder the profusion of alcyonarian coral that thrives on the underwater rock face known as The Canyon.

Napoleon fish, turtles, sharks, barracudas, coral reefs and fauna, stingray, sea lions, red snappers.

Dahab :
The Canyon
The Blue Hole (depth 120 m)
Taba :
Ras Amira
Nuweiba :
6 Abu Lou Lou

With over 40 diving sites stretching from Straits of Tiran to Ras Mohammed, plus a rich marine life and numerous shipwrecks, not to mention stunning coral reefs that are renowned for being the most beautiful in the world, all in all it’s no wonder that Sharm El-Sheikh is the world’s number one diving destination. A myriad of species will dance before your eyes, and the walls will be thronging with colourful alcyonarians (soft corals) and acroporas, some of them up to a metre high. You are certain to be overwhelmed by the majesty of what awaits you under the waves.

Grouper fish, angel fish, clown fish, trumpet fish, butterfly fish.

Thomas Reef - a 50m canyon
Jackson Reef for shark diving

Carina - Dunraven - Kingston - Thistlegorm

Yolanda Reef - Anemone City - Shark Reef

Visit Saint Catherine’s Monastery, witness a sunset over Mount Sinai and be enchanted by the soft desert lights.