A Calm Bay Full of Underwater Surprises

Halg Shouna is a spacious and protected bay located north of Marsa Alam and south of Port Ghalib, offering a relaxed dive environment filled with biodiversity. Ideal for both beginners and experienced divers, this site features a combination of sandy areas, coral bommies, and lush seagrass beds — making it perfect for training, macro hunting, and even encounters with large marine species.

Its structure allows for multiple dive profiles, from shallow introductory dives to slightly deeper reef explorations. Whether you're on a boat or diving from shore, Halg Shouna promises comfort, beauty, and variety.

Depth: 5–20 meters

Visibility: 15–25 meters

Experience Level: Beginner – Intermediate

Spot Type: Bay Dive – Coral Blocks & Seagrass

Dive Conditions: Very calm, ideal for training and relaxed dives

Current Level: Minimal

Marine Life Highlights:

– Seagrass meadows with green sea turtles and occasional dugongs

– Coral blocks with clownfish, butterflyfish, and moray eels

– Blue-spotted rays, pipefish, and octopus

– Great site for spotting nudibranchs, shrimps, and gobies

Halg Shouna is a favorite among dive instructors, macro photographers, and divers looking for a peaceful yet rewarding Red Sea dive. It’s also commonly used for PADI courses, check dives, and snorkeling excursions — thanks to its shallow depth, clear waters, and abundant life.