Rising from the depths of the open sea, Elphinstone Reef is a world-renowned dive site that offers a thrilling blend of dramatic underwater landscapes and high-adrenaline encounters with marine life.

Shaab Samadai, affectionately known as Dolphin House, is a renowned marine sanctuary in the Red Sea.

Nestled in the remote southern stretch of the Red Sea, the Abu Ghusun Wreck — locally known as the Hamada Wreck

Abu Dabbab Bay is one of the most famous snorkeling and diving locations in the Red Sea, and for good reason.

Often described as the “Maldives of Egypt”, Sharm El Luli is a postcard-perfect beach with white powdery sand, crystal-clear turquoise water,

Marsa Mubarak is a tranquil bay known for its calm waters and beautifully preserved coral reefs.

Shaab Marsa Alam is a renowned reef famous for its vibrant coral walls, rich biodiversity, and thrilling drift dives.

The Satayh Trip is a full-day diving adventure that takes you to some of the southern Red Sea’s most pristine and less crowded dive sites

The Wadi El Gemal Trip by speed boat offers a thrilling and fast-paced way to explore the breathtaking marine environments of the Wadi El Gemal National Park and its surrounding reefs.

Hamata is the most southern red sea resort in Egypt and the reefs here are beautifully intact.