Dive sites in Egypt

Napoleon Reef Dahab, Egypt

Near Garden Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt

North Abu Ramada Hurghada, Egypt

Less dived site in north of Abu Ramada island. Nice plateau on the north side and wall on the east side. This place is mostly dived with soth winds (not very often) and can have anything from mild to horrible current.Good place to spot turtles, barracudas, reefsharks, octopus and moray eels.

Numidia Wreck The Brother Islands, Egypt

The 137m long British cargo ship Numidia sunk in july 20th, 1901. The bows lies near 8m deep with a pair of Railway Engine Wheels. The rest of the wreck goes down to 40m and the stern lies near 80m.Highlights: Wonderful wreck, Gray Sharks

Oberoi Housereef Hurghada, Egypt

Panzer Riff Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt

Abu Nuhas Paradise El Gouna, Egypt

In addition to the wrecks lying around Abu Nuhas, it is also possible to dive on the other side of the reef at a site known as Paradise, which has a plateau with a huge coral garden and a drop off into deeper water.

Paradise Housereef Safaga, Egypt

Petra Hurghada, Egypt

Pharao Housereef El Quseir, Egypt

Houserif of the Pharao Dive Club in El Quseir.It¥s a very nice and friendly scuba base.

Pinky Wall Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt

Very colourful dive (soft corals).

Police Station Hurghada, Egypt

Ras Abu Soma Safaga, Egypt

Ras Abu Soma is usually a drift dive cos of the strong current. Because of its position, this dive site has a large amount of fish shoals. It is not rare to see some sharks and napoleon fishs.

Ras Bob Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt

Nice snorkeling dive area.

Ras Burg Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt

Godd switch when Ras Za'atar is crowded.

Ras Caty Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt

Ras El Torfa Marsa Alam, Egypt

Ras Ghamila Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt

Many corals and pelagic. Dolphins may be seen here on afternoon summer dives.

Ras Ghozlani Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt

One of the most beautiful dive sites in the area. Having been closed to divers for many years due to the turtle laying beach close by, this site has an extraordinary array of beautiful table corals, glassfish covered pinnacles and an overall stunning landscape. Entry fee: 5 Euro (paid locally).

Ras Torombi Marsa Alam, Egypt

Ras Umm Sid Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt

Coral pinnacles at the west of the point. Very nice wall with gorgonians. Some whale sharks have been reported here!

Ras Za'atar Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt

Ras Za'atir is located on the northern tip of the Ras Muhammed Peninsula and is within the boundaries of the Ras Muhammed National Park. The reef at this site is similar but more contoured than Ras Ghozlani, with many cracks and fissures, some forming small caves which can be enteredIt is made up of…

Rock Sea Nuweiba, Egypt

Rock Sea is accessed by a short snorkel over the reef table, where you descend to 6-7 meters. Following the sandy slope and coral garden down to 20 meters, you find a beautiful drop off, allowing you to dive to over 30 meters. Here, you can find schools of Basslets, Angelfish and numerous groupers.…

Rick's reef Dahab, Egypt

Rocky Island East Saint Johns, Egypt

Rocky island North Saint Johns, Egypt

Rocky Island South Saint Johns, Egypt

Royal Azur Coral Hurghada, Egypt

Ras Nasrani - id: 20024 Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt

Sand Beach Hurghada, Egypt

Sandy Island Safaga, Egypt

Serib Kebir El Quseir, Egypt

Sha'ab Abu Nuhas Hurghada, Egypt

About 2 1/2 hours cruising time from Hurghada lies the reef of Abu Nuhas - "The father of bad luck", so called because of the number of ships that have hit this reef over the years. The reef is to the north of Shaidwan Island, close to the main shipping channel from Suez and usually partially…

Sha'ab Bagul Safaga, Egypt

Sha'ab Claude Safaga, Egypt

This is a big coral head comming from 17m to 6m. It is covered of wonderfull soft corals.

Sha'ab Ghadir Marsa Alam, Egypt

Sha'ab Ghadir Soraya Marsa Alam, Egypt

Sha'ab Ghaza Safaga, Egypt

Sha'ab Hamdalla Safaga, Egypt

An oustanding, but very far, dive site of Safaga. Gorgeous soft coral structure, and a huge butterfly-fish shoal.

Sha'ab Ini Hamata, Egypt

Just 5 minutes northwest from Sha'ab Claudio lies the reef of Sha'ab Ini which runs from east to west. The main reef is on the west side and comprises many pinnacles closely packed together. Plenty of soft and hard corals populate the pinnacles and there is abundant fish life. The sandy bottom…

Dive in Egypt