The Egyptian Red Sea stands as one of the Seven Wonders of the Underwater World, showcasing an extraordinarily bountiful and diverse ecosystem. Within its depths, you’ll encounter a stunning array of life, including over 1,100 fish species, 1,000 invertebrate species, a kaleidoscope of over 200 soft and hard coral varieties, and the majestic presence of 44 distinct shark species.

Dive alongside large pelagics such as oceanic white tip, thresher, and hammerhead sharks. A wide array of colourful, tropical fish will keep even the most seasoned diver entertained. The Red Sea offers great macro wonders too; including a great variety of nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and leaf fish.

The great marine biodiversity in the Red Sea is partly due to the expanse of coral reef that extends along huge lengths of its coastline. Offering exciting dive sites suitable for divers of all levels and interests, the Red Sea is an ideal place for beginner divers to get to grips with the underwater world. The avid wreck diver can explore legendary shipwrecks such as Thistlegorm and Giannis D.