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Red Sea Diving

This page details the dive sites in the SHarm el Sheikh area. The numbers on the left hand side correspond to the numbers in the Sinai Diving Guide. We have listed a few of the things we saw - some pictures are attached. The pictures have all been taken by ourselves.

Straits of Tiran

No. Name What we saw
1 Jackson Reef Red Anemone, Turtles, Giant Moray,
2 Kormoran Sohal Surgeonfish, Moray, Parrotfish , , Tunicates
3 Laguna Reef Unicornfish, Blue-spotted Ray
4 Woodhouse Reef Turtle, Masked Puffer Fish, Blue Spotted Stingray,
5 Thomas Reef Masked Puffer Fish, Lionfish, Lyretailed Anthias, Parrotfish
6 Gordon Reef Parrotfish, Triggerfish,
7 Ras Ghamila Porcupine Fish, Red Sea Coral Grouper
8 Ras Nasrani Devil Scorpion Fish, Napoleon Wrasse,
9 Ras Bob Titan Triggerfish, Masked Buttrfly Fish, Red Sea Bannerfish
10 White Knight Christmas Tree Worms
11 Shark's Bay Fantailed Ray, Lionfish, Masked Pufferfish,
12 Far Garden Not dived yet
13 Fiddle Garden Pyjama Chromadorid, Blue Spotted Ray
14 Middle Garden Milk Fish, Jellyfish, Parrot Fish, Lionfish
15 Near Garden Blue-spotted Rays, Napoleon Wrasse, Picasso Fish
Sharm el Sheikh
No. Name What we saw
16 Sodfa Not dived yet
17 Tower Malibar Grouper, Yellow Saddled Goatfish
18 Pinky Wall Not dived yet
19 Amphoras Not dived yet
20 Turtle Bay Not dived yet
21 Paradise Corals, Lyretailed Anthias,
22 Ras Umm Sid Spanish Dancer (nightdive), Giant Moray, Scorpion Fish
23 Temple Napoleon Wrasse, Parrot Fish, Deadly Titan Trigger Fish
24 Ras katy Napoleon Wrasse, Blue Spotted Stingray, Broomtailed Wrasse,
25 Ras Ghozlani Pipe Fish, Arabian Boxfish,
26 Ras Za'atar Turtle, Starry Puffer , Red Sea Grouper
27 Ras Burg Not dived yet
28 Jackfish Alley Red Sea Coral Grouper, Surgeon Fish, Orange Spined Unicorn Fish
29 Eel garden Not dived yet
30 Shark Observatory Masked Puffer Fish, Anthias, Moray
31 Shark & Yolanda Reef Bluespotted Stingray, Jackfish, Sharks?, Octopus, mating Morays
Strait of Gubal
No. Name What we saw
32 The Alternatives Not dived yet
33 Dunraven Napoleon Wrasse, Stonefish, Clearfin Lionfish,
34 Small Crack Not dived yet
35 Shag Rock Not dived yet
36 Thistlegorm Crocodile Fish, Pyjama Chromodroid,
Sha'ab Abu Nuhus
No. Name What we saw
37 Ghiannis D. Not dived yet
38 Carnatic Not dived yet
39 Marcus Not dived yet
40 Kimon M. Not dived yet
Dahab
No. Name What we saw
41 North Ras Abu Galum Not dived yet
42 South Ras Abu Galum Not dived yet
43 Blue Hole - El Bells Not dived yet
44 The Canyon Not dived yet
45 Ras Abu Helal Not dived yet
46 Eel Gardens Not dived yet
47 Lighthouse Not dived yet
48 The Islands Not dived yet
49 Napoleon Reef Not dived yet
50 Moray Garden Not dived yet
51 Three Pools Not dived yet
52 The Caves Not dived yet
53 North gabr el Bint Not dived yet
       
       
       
       
       
       

 

 

 

 

September 2009

Just completed a week in marsa Shagra, Egypt at the Red Sea Diving Safari centre.

We had unlimited shore diving from 06:00 to 20:30 and we certainly pushed it as far as our computers would let us on some days. We also dived Elphinstone reef as well as a local wreck and popular Dugong watching site - no Dugong though!

We had a close encounter with a Black Tipped Reef Shark as well as some fairly massive turtles. Other sightings included a Red Sea Walkman, Squid and quite a few Octopus.

Diving was either directly from the shore or via a short rib ride to either the North or South diving area, after which we were either picked up by rib again or we would dive all the way back to the shore.

We would start kitting up at around 05:30, jump in the Rib by 05:45 and in the water before 06:00. Jo had a very close encounter with a pod of around 15 Dolphins, whilst I wasn't there I believe the call to the skipper was 'Stop the engines, we're getting in, right here, right now'!

Night diving was plentiful and an impressive Giant Mowray was seen out hunting almost every night.

Pictures available soon.

 

 

 

 

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