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Welcome to African Divers
Lets go diving in the clear blue waters of Nuweiba |
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Bawaki
This shore dive offers easy entry to the water with a beautiful dive to a maximum depth of 40 meters. It is possible to see, in addition to the beautiful corals and fish, the engine of an old fishing boat. Sadly the rest of the wreck has been washed away.
Special features: Variety of Nudibranches, cleaning stations. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Discover Scuba Diver and Up. Technical dive site: No. |
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Dolphin Bay
Dolphin Bay is the Taba Steigenberger Hotel’s house reef. This is a stunning shallow dive to a maximum depth of 12meters. The reef houses a multitude of coral and fish, with the possibility to find octopus amongst the crevices. In this calm lagoon you will also find large areas of Sea Grass, where the eagle eyed can spot Sea Horses.
Special features: Sea Horses, variety of marine life. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Discover Scuba Diver and Up. Technical dive site: No. |
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Castle Beach
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We begin our dive by entering the water and swimming through a stretch of Sea Grass that is the home to a number of Sea Horses, Pegasus and various Nudibranches. We then enter a large coral garden, which slopes from 10 meters by the edge of the reef wall, down to over 40 meters on the drop off. There are Crocodile Fish, Moray Eels, Scorpion and Stone Fish to be found here in amongst the corals. In this area you may often see large Rays and Guitar Sharks as they swim by and Spanish Dancers are also frequently seen here.
Special features: Rays, Spanish Dancers, Sea Horses. Current: Occasional. Suitable for: Junior Open Water Diver and up. Technical dive site: Yes. |
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Ras Shaitan
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Ras Shaitan, which translates as Devil’s Head, is a beautiful reef with numerous anemone fish, shrimps and a multitude of different Nudibranches to attract your attention. The sandy plateau is preceded by large areas of sea grass, in which Pipefish and Sea Horses are often found, along with beautiful table corals. You can also find the rare red anemone, green anemone and blue anemone all on this one dive site and it is possible to see both Rays and Sharks passing by in the blue. This is a really stunning dive offering Deep Divers the opportunity of viewing some impressive pinnacles and pristine corals at 40 plus meters.
Special features: Red, Green and Blue Anemones, Sea Horses, Pelagics. Current: Occasional. Suitable for: Junior Open Water Diver and up. Technical dive site: Yes. |
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Angelfish
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There are three dives within the site known as Angelfish.
Angelfish North and Angelfish Coral Garden are both started by entering through a small break in the reef table and descending into the shallow coral garden area. In these shallows, we often encounter mating Robust Ghost Pipefish and Pegasus. The northern dive takes us to a beautiful cleaning station on 29 meters, which is pulsing with marine life including Glass Fish. Yellow mouth Moray’s are found in large numbers, but the main attraction is the sheer number of cleaner shrimp living here. Periodically we are lucky enough to find a pair of mating Ornate Ghost Pipefish hiding in the cleaning station, making the dive even more spectacular. Angelfish Coral Garden is a slow, exploratory dive searching for the numerous Morays, giant Scorpion Fish and various Nudibranches who live here. You can often find Spanish Dancers moving through the sand here, or Eagle Rays swimming past us in the blue. Another highlight here are the huge Table Corals, many of which have become so old that they are covered in a large variety of different soft corals and sponges. In Angelfish South we enter after a short walk across the beach, and descend in another break in the reef table. After a swim through the shallow coral garden, where we can find Moray Eels and Nudibranches, we come to the steep drop off that descends to over 60m. As we turn to return, we come to a canyon which we follow to the shallower coral garden, and to the exit point. Special features: Canyon, cleaning station, Ghost Pipefish, Blue Anemone, Spanish Dancers, Eagle Rays. |
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Rock Sea Area
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The Valley is located next to a small camp. After a swim over the sloping coral garden, searching for Moray Eels and Nudibranches, we enter the Valley, a long and beautiful sandy area between two tall reef walls. There are hundreds of reef fish moving along the reef and many hiding places for octopus and shrimp. The floor of the Valley drops below 50 meters, so we swim along one or other reef walls, before ascending to the top of the wall to return through the coral garden and to the exit point. As there are a number of ways to move through the Valley, we can make two or three dives on this site.
Special features: Interesting landscape, cleaning stations, pristine corals. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Open Water diver and up. Technical dive site: Yes. |
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Outside Rock Sea
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This dive is accessed by a short rocky entrance, we begin the dive by descending over the sand 3-4m. Then descending along the sandy slope, past a beautiful pinnacle, where we can find glass fish and a rare green Anemone. We make two dives here, one over each reef, where both sides allow depths of over 40 meters for those qualified. There are beautiful crevasses and cracks in the reef walls, here we can find Shrimp, Octopus, Moray Eels and on occasion Lobster. There are also large numbers of reef fish and schools of hunting fish. It is not unusual to see a Hawksbill Turtle in this area, who often comes close to the divers to say hello.
Special features: Green Anemone, interesting landscape, Turtles. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Open Water diver and above. Technical dive site: Yes. |
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Rock SeaThese dives are made from within Rock Sea camp, entering through a natural break in the reef table and descending onto a beautiful coral garden. The coral garden is home to cleaner Shrimps nestled within small coral blacks, and many Shrimps and Partner Gobys in holes in the sand. There are many Nudibranches to be found here, as well as Sea Horses in the shallow Sea Grass areas. The coral garden turns into a drop off on 18m, descending down to 45m, before a second sandy slope and drop off leads to depths of over 100m. Dives can be made to the north and south along the coral garden and drop off, enabling us to make 2 beautiful dives here. This area is a technical dive special, with a stunning canyon suitable for Trimix diving, and spectacular scenery at depth.
Special features: interesting drop off, canyons, Sea Horses. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Discover Scuba diver and up. Technical dive site: Yes |
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Al Ma'agana
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Al Ma’agana has an easy entry by shore to two dive sites. Both enter over a large area of sea grass, the home to many Sea Horses and often to Ghost Pipefish, Double-ended Pipefish and Nudibranches. On both sides there is the option to make shallow dives on the sloping coral gardens, or deeper dives to 35m along the reef wall drop offs, where Moray Eels, Octopus and various Nudibranches can all be found. Whilst both dives have similar landscapes, on the northern side is a beautiful small canyon on 27m to swim through, followed by a large Red Antler Coral housing Nudibranches, whilst Al Ma’agana to the South is where we can find the large Red Anemone on 27m.
Special features: Sea Horses, Ghost pipefish, Red Anemone, recreational canyon. Current: None. Suitable for: Discover Scuba Diver and up. Technical dive site: Yes. |
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The Labyrinth
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The Labyrinth dive site is named after the series of entwining reef walls which require careful navigation to ensure you do not end up faced with a dead end. You start the dive after a short walk over sand and small rocks, in a shallow area of sea grass, dotted with small pinnacles and coral blocks. We slowly swim into the labyrinth, where the reef walls extend up to the surface of the water, until we reach the entrance to the coral garden. In the Coral garden, we can find large Frog Fish, schools of Barracuda, Snapper and large clouds of reef fish. The coral garden becomes a drop off down to depths greater than 50 meters, offering the chance to see larger pelagic hunters in the deep waters. Once we are finished searching the coral garden, we make our way back through the Labyrinth to the exit point.
Special features: Drop off, Frog Fish, interesting landscape. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Open Water diver and up, with good air consumption. Technical dive site: No. |
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El Huwei
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One of the most southern of the Nuweiba ‘barrier reefs’. The reef has a number of fissures and chimneys with beautiful soft and hard corals and some beautiful, large Table corals. There is also the chance to see many different species of baby fish in large schools and Glass Fish in the crevices. This dive can be done as both a beautiful shallow or deep dive.
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Um Um Raicher
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This is a beautiful shallow dive over both pinnacles and a reef with numerous fissures and chimneys. You begin over an area of sea grass, progressing from one pinnacle to another until you reach the first reef area. You can move through this reef to dive between two reef walls, searching in the many crevices and chimneys for Octopus, baby Barracuda, Sepia and watching the pelagic fish hunting. You can return to the same point as you entered, alternatively drift dive down to Labyrinth, when the current is behind you.
Special features: Colourful and varied coral and marine life. Current: Occasional. Suitable for: Junior Open Water diver and above. Technical dive site: No. |
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Ray Hole & T ReefRay Hole can either by dived by boat, or accessed over the reef table, requiring careful entry. This dive site is beautiful, with a fissured landscape housing cleaner shrimps, as well as Octopus and Scorpion Fish. Both Blue and Black Stingrays are often found here, resting amongst the colourful and varied reef fish.
Special features: Boat Dive, Stingrays, interesting landscape. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Open Water diver or above. Technical dive site: No. T-Reef is a ‘T’ shaped barrier reef located in the north of Nuweiba and is primarily dived by boat. The shallow reef wall leads onto a sandy plateau with interesting coral pinnacles and a variety of fish species including Stone Fish, Scorpion Fish and Octopus. Both Napoleon Wrasse and Eagle Rays are often seen here passing by the divers and both Blue and Black Spotted Stingray have been found here. Special features: Boat dive, Eagle Rays, Napoleon. Current: Occasional. Suitable for: Open Water diver and up. Technical dive site: Yes. |
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The Swisscare
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The Swisscare House reef has two different diving areas, both of which have an easy entry through a natural break in the reef table. The dive sites are a shallow reef table with a maximum depth of 7m, with a sandy slope leading slowly deeper and out to an area of Sea Grass. In this sandy area, we can find the very rare Mimic Octopus, as well as the more common Reef Octopus and Cuttlefish. To the north is the shallower of the dives, with a maximum depth of 8m, whilst the southern dive has a maximum of 14m. There is the chance to spot Giant Frog Fish here, in amongst the huge variety different reef fishes and Moray Eels. The most spectacular aspect of this shallow dive is the variety of large and totally pristine hard and soft corals and an especially big population of Nudibranches. Even the famous Spanish Dancer is often seen here and we quite regularly dive alongside big Turtles which travel between the MFO and Swisscare. As the dives are shallow, the light is excellent for photography allowing photographers extra time for their pictures.
Divers have recently discovered a very special guest - a pair of Mimic Octopus, living in tunnels under the sandy bottom, with multiple openings in the nearby sea grass! Special features: Mimic Octopus, pristine corals, Moray Eels, Frog Fish, large variety of Nudibranches. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Discover Scuba Diver and up. Technical dive site: No. |
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Sha'ab ElariaThis stunning reef is entered through a break in the reef table next to the Elaria Hotel beach. We descend inside the entry point and swim through the crack before continuing in a southerly direction along the reef wall on 6 meters. After 10 minutes, small beautiful pinnacles appear away from the reef table and we spend most of the dive exploring them. There are many Moray Eels, Scorpion Fish and Nudibranches to be found here and occasionally Robust Ghost Pipefish are found by the reef wall. The corals here are colourful and varied, with plenty to see. Often, we find Leopard and Marble Rays resting down in the sand, whilst a small Hawksbill Turtle who lives on this reef will often come over to say hello.
Special features: varied corals, Rays, Turtles. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Junior Scuba Diver and up. Technical dive site: No |
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The MFO "Multinational Forces and Observers"
Camp in Nuweiba is a small military barrack just South of the Elaria Beach Resort. Around the camp we have 5 beautiful dive sites.
These dive sites are only a quick jeep ride away from the AFRICAN Divers Nuweiba dive centre. These offer a large variety of marine life, to a maximum depth of 40 meters (and for Technical Divers, much deeper!).
Camp in Nuweiba is a small military barrack just South of the Elaria Beach Resort. Around the camp we have 5 beautiful dive sites.
These dive sites are only a quick jeep ride away from the AFRICAN Divers Nuweiba dive centre. These offer a large variety of marine life, to a maximum depth of 40 meters (and for Technical Divers, much deeper!).
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MFO
We enter the water next to the Multinational Force of Observers camp and begin our dive in a northerly direction along the shallow reef wall, which descends to a maximum of 8m. After a short time, we find large pinnacles between the reef and sea grass. This area is home to many Moray Eels, Nudibranches and a large variety of small marine life. Blue Spotted Rays and Crocodile Fish are also often found here tucked under ledges in the reef wall. This dive can be ended by returning along the reef wall to the entry point, or during high tide can be made as a drift dive, when we snorkel over the reef table to exit. Special features: Crocodile Fish, Blue Spotted Rays, Moray Eels, pristine corals. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Junior Scuba Diver and up. Technical dive site: No. |
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MFO Pipeline Coral Garden
Adjacent to the Pipelines is a beautiful coral garden with a maximum depth of 23 meters. We often see many kinds of Nudibranches and Moray Eels as we move through the coral garden. The deeper edge has large Table Corals offering shelter to large schools of fish. In the winter, this dive site is the best place to spot Ray’s, especially the Feathertail Ray, and there is often a School of Giant Barracuda milling around here too. This dive site is also the area where the Green Turtles collect to mate at the end of the summer. In the centre of the coral garden lays one of the most beautiful pinnacles in Nuweiba. This pinnacle is located on 17-19 meters, and is the home to large schools of Glass Fish as well as other reef fish. Many fish collect in the crack which runs through the middle of the pinnacle, here Lion fish gather in large numbers to hunt them. The area around the pinnacle is often home to Scorpion Fish, Stone Fish and Frog Fish, the whole dive offers a large variety of things to see. Special features: Frogfish, Turtles, Rays, diving for all levels of experience. Current: occasional, rarely strong. Suitable for: Discover Scuba Diver and up. Technical dive site: No. |
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MFO Pipeline is a wonderful and unique dive site. The Pipelines are two large desalination pipes that have not been used for over 30 years; on the left side is a short pipe, with a maximum depth of 12m, and on the right a longer pipe with a maximum depth of 22m. Untouched underwater, they have become home to a large number of different fish species, and covered in a huge variety of hard and soft corals. On the pipes there are always a large number of camouflaged Scorpion Fish and when you are lucky, Frog Fish can also be found. The ends of the pipes are home to schools of Antheas and Fairy Basslets, whilst Bat Fish hide in the soft corals under the pipes. As the pipes also act as a large cleaning station, it is often possible to see large Jack Fish and Snappers being carefully cleaned by Shrimps and cleaner Wrasse. Octopuses are also often seen here and when you look carefully into the sand, you can find Torpedo Rays resting.
This dive has so many things to offer that we make one dive just to explore the pipes and their inhabitants. Special features: Unique dive site, manmade structure, abundance of marine life. Current: occasional. Suitable for: Junior Scuba Diver and up. Technical dive site: No. |
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MFO The Sinkers
On the back of House Reef, you have the chance to dive the Sinkers, a stunning mooring buoy suspended from 8 to 12 meters under the surface of the water. During the Israeli occupation of the Sinai in the 1970’s, this huge buoy was accidentally placed in water 10 meters deeper than the 25 meter long mooring chains. In the years since, this buoy has become a centre for a huge variety of different marine life. We slowly circle the chains on the buoy, where there is an abundance of soft corals and Shrimps, ascending into the clouds of Glass Fish, Damsels and Fusiliers circling the buoy itself. On the top of the buoy there is a cleaning station, where Moray Eels can often be found being cleaned by large Banded Cleaner Shrimp. Out in the blue, around the buoy, you can see large Jackfish, Snappers and occasionally Barracuda hunting. Special features: Unique dive site, manmade object, abundance of soft corals. Current: likely, rarely strong. Suitable for: Advanced Open Water diver and up. Technical dive site: No. |
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Abu Lou Lou
The reef is located close to the Hilton Hotel and has an easy entry over the sand. The dive begins by swimming over the Sea Grass, where large Green Turtles can often be seen, before exploring the reef itself. The reef begins on 5m and ends on 26m, with a few smaller pinnacles located deeper. The whole reef is a cleaning station, so most fish species congregate here, including Lion Fish in large numbers, Stone Fish and Scorpion Fish. If you take time to explore the reef, you will find cleaner shrimps tucked down inside every hole, as well as numerous Moray Eels and Octopus. Baby Freckled Frogfish can be found here, well hidden in holes, if you look carefully enough. On the return to the exit, you may find Sea Horses, Hairy Pygmy Pipehorses and Ghost Pipefish in the shallow Sea Grass. Special features: Cleaning station, Frogfish, Stargazers, Shrimps & Crabs, large numbers of fish. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Junior Scuba diver and up. Technical dive site: No. |
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Myserique
One of our newest additions. These two dive sites are some of the newest additions to the Nuweiba dive site map. Therefore, there are no maps yet. Ray’s Place begins by snorkeling over a rocky entry and descending onto a sandy slope that begins at 2 meters. The whole slope from 5 meters down is covered in Sea Grass, with all coral pinnacles and large Table Corals growing up out of the grass. In this area, you can find different Nudibranches and Robust Ghost Pipefish nestling amongst the Sea grass. This area has many Blue Spotted Rays and you can often find them sitting proudly out on the grass rather than tucked under a ledge. The whole site has a magical feel owed to the setting of the coral within Sea Grass rather than in the sand. Farrah Shore is entered by snorkeling over the rocks and descending onto the shallow coral garden. This area has a large collection of huge Table Corals, and drops swiftly down into craters and valley’s of over 40 meters in depth. If you travel further from the entry point, the coral garden descends into a steep slope, with pristine corals, schools of large Surgeon Fish and Glass Fish tucked in between the coral blocks. This area descends to over 80 meters. Special features: Unique landscapes, Blue Spotted Rays, Ghost Pipefish. 'Farrah Shore' is also the shore entry to the area that is currently being explored by the Nuweiba Tech Team, in order to locate the wreckage of the ferry boat 'Farrah II' that sunk in the area in 1985. As this is still an ongoing project, and depths are beyond the limits of recreational diving, there is unfortunately no map. Special features: Unique landscapes, Blue Spotted Rays, Stingrays, Feather Tail Rays Current: Rare. Suitable for: Advanced Open Water diver and up. Technical dive site: Yes. |
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Myserique North
The dive begins, by entering through the reef break and descending into the coral garden. After a short Swim, we enter the craters that characterize this area; a spectacular landscape. The craters have a maximum depth of 29 meters and consist of reef walls around the edge, with sand and sea grass on the bottom. On the way back to the exit point, Blue Spotted Rays are often seen. The dive is ended around a large coral block known as ‘Brian’s Brain’, a truly massive porous coral and a unique end to the dive. Special features: Unique landscapes, Blue Spotted Rays, Ghost Pipefish. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Junior Open Water diver and up. Technical dive site: No. |
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Myserique South
This dive takes us over a coral covered slope on a gradual decent to 20 meters. This entry sees pristine, unbroken Table Corals, Brain Corals and Fan Corals, which are home to a multitude of small fish, crabs and shrimps. There are often Octopus, Blue Spotted rays and Moray Eels in this area, and if you are lucky, you can spot the Red Sea Walkman here. This site offers the best chance in Nuweiba to see Eagle Rays swimming past in the blue. Special features: Unique landscapes, Blue Spotted Rays, Ghost Pipefish. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Junior Open Water diver and up. Technical dive site: No. |
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El Hibeq North
El Hibeq North, is a shore dive with a maximum depth of 30m, where we enter carefully over a rocky area. Two dives are made here, one to explore the northern side, and one the southern. We swim amongst coral outcrops, searching for Blue Spotted Rays, Crocodile Fish and Moray Eels, as well as for the elusive Longnose Hawkfish hiding in the black corals. There is a large variety of soft and hard corals in this area, with Table Corals sheltering large schools of reef fish. In the sand and grass areas between the coral outcrops is a large Eel Garden. Special features: Longnose Hawkfish, Blue Spotted Rays, Crocodile Fish, pristine coral. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Open Water diver and up. Technical dive site: No. |
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El Hibeq South
The southern part of El Hibeq is accessible only by boat, where we make a shallow dive on 5 pinnacles, which form a large circle. These pinnacles are home to a variety of marine life, and the coral in this area is pristine and varied. Each pinnacle is dominated by a different fish species, and as we travel in between the pinnacles we can find Blue Spotted Rays and Barracuda. Special features: Boat diving, variety of marine life, Blue Spotted Rays. Current: Occasional. Suitable for: Open Water Diver and up. Technical dive site: No. |
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Ras Mumlah North
Here we snorkel over the reef table to dive on a beautiful wall which is divided into sections covered in hard corals and others in soft corals. The wall is pristine, and is home to large schools of Surgeon Fish, Jack Fish and huge Groupers, as well as the ever present schools of smaller reef fish. Special features: Frog Fish, Blue Spotted Rays, rare Anemones, Pelagics, day trip. Current: Likely. Suitable for: Junior Open Water diver and up, minimum 50 dives. Technical dive site: Yes |
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Ras Mumlah Coral Garden
This area has beautiful large table corals and coral blocks and in the sandy areas between them extends a large Eel garden. This area is renowned for the large numbers of Turtles to be found, owing to the breeding area located close by, as well as the presence of Giant Frogfish and Blue Spotted Rays. Special features: Frog Fish, Blue Spotted Rays, rare Anemones, Pelagics, day trip. Current: Likely. Suitable for: Junior Open Water diver and up, minimum 50 dives. Technical dive site: Yes |
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Ras Mumlah South
After entry over a sandy slope and through a break in the reef table, you follow a coral slope to a beautiful wall. The drop off begins at 18 meters and descends to over 60 meters. On this slope there are beautiful pinnacles covered in Glass Fish, Long Nosed Hawk Fish nestled in the Fan Coral and regular sightings of large Pelagics. This area also gives you the chance to spot Red, Blue and Green Anemones on the same dive. Special features: Frog Fish, Blue Spotted Rays, rare Anemones, Pelagics, day trip. Current: Likely. Suitable for: Junior Open Water diver and up, minimum 50 dives. Technical dive site: Yes |
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Ras abu Galum
These dives are offered as a full day out, with 2 or 3 dives. Located a 2 hour drive away, there is the opportunity to make 3 different dives here, or combine the day out to include one dive in Ras Mumlah. The Bedouin camp here serves delicious freshly cooked Bedouin lunch, and for families and those with a sense of adventure, a one and a half hour camel ride takes you to the Blue Hole in Dahab. These sites are also well known to technical divers, where the landscape at depth is spectacular. |
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Ras Abu Galum North
A shallower dive on a beautiful Coral Garden with the emphasis being on the smaller things. In this area the Coral Garden has more large coral blocks with smaller creatures such as Nudibranches and Scorpion Fish hiding within the crevices. Turtles are often found resting here. This is an excellent place to spot Spanish Dancers and Ghost Pipefish. Special features: Abundance of smaller fish, good chance to spot Sharks and Rays, Red Anemones, day trip. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Junior Open Water diver and up, minimum 50 dives. Technical dive site: Yes |
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Ras Abu Galum Alternatives
This is a boat dive, starting on the corner of the coral wall and drifting along to end the dive on the shallow coral garden area. The wall is covered in stunning soft corals of all colours shapes and sizes, with an abundance of Nudibranches waiting to be viewed. Special features: Abundance of smaller fish, good chance to spot Sharks and Rays, Red Anemones, day trip. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Junior Open Water diver and up, minimum 50 dives. Technical dive site: Yes |
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Ras Abu Galum South
The Southern dive is made on a wall, which drops down to over 80 meters. The wall is covered in hard corals, interspersed with patches of stunning soft corals. There are even two red and one green Anemone here! Along the wall, beautiful schools of small fish mill up and down and larger hunting fish swoop in and out in search of their dinner. Special features: Abundance of smaller fish, good chance to spot Sharks and Rays, Red Anemones, day trip. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Junior Open Water diver and up, minimum 50 dives. Technical dive site: Yes |
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Ras Abu Galum Coral Garden
This sloping Coral Garden that becomes a drop off, with numerous Table Corals and Brain Corals. Nestled in the branches of the Christmas Tree Coral you can find Long Nosed Hawk Fish. Scattered through this area are more Red Anemones. This site is great for spotting Crocodile Fish, Scorpion Fish and Turtles. The whole reef feels alive with the abundance of small fish. In this area there is a good chance to spot big things passing by in the blue! Special features: Abundance of smaller fish, good chance to spot Sharks and Rays, Red Anemones, day trip. Current: Rare. Suitable for: Junior Open Water diver and up, minimum 50 dives. Technical dive site: Yes |
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