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Diving at Abu-Kafan Reef
The 300 metre long reef, also known as Abu Qifan, is very popular with divers in Safaga, so be prepared for it to be a bit crowded. The dive site can be reached by boat from Safaga, and many liveaboards departing from Hurghada also dock there. The reef is a boon for wall divers, offering […]
Just a few palm strokes from the beach, at Bawiki camp, experience a beautiful dive among amazing corals and colourful reef fish species. The Bawiki dive site is also the wreck site of an old fishing boat. Unfortunately, the parts of the boat were carried away by the water currents, but you can still see […]
You will soon discover that the “Dolphin House” in El-Gouna lives up to its name: this dive site is indeed home to an incredible number of dolphins. If you are lucky, you will probably have the chance to dive in the company of the entire resident group of bottlenose dolphins. But you can also catch […]
Samadai Reef, also called Dolphin House, is probably the most famous dive site at Marsa Alam. A large group of harmless spinner dolphins consider this particular horseshoe-shaped reef their home and they have become accustomed to the company of snorkelers over time. When diving or snorkelling in this area, you’ll have to be patient to […]
After a short ferry ride from Taba’s coast, you will reach Pharaoh Island, also known as Coral Island, a small granitatoll surrounded by coral reefs and fantastic diving sites. The island is also known for its citadel, originally built by Crusaders and later conquered and rebuilt by Saladin. The citadel is now on the World […]
