Marsa Alam

Abu Dabab II (★4.3)

Reef and coral garden in front of Abu Dabbab Bay. Beautiful cave with bright light inside. Small and old wreck beautifully covered with soft corals. Approachable by zodiac.

Norbert S. (#2056803)

Marsa Nakari House Reef South (★4.2)

Very nice calm bay that is suitable for entry level and experienced divers. The bay guarantees a protected dive from the rough sea. Starting with a sloping sandy bottom, a dive to the north and the south sides can be conducted.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Abu Dabab I (★4.3)

Beautiful coral garden, many coral blocks with amazingly colorful soft corals. Few little caves with beautiful light inside them. Approachable with boat or zodiac.

Aqualung

Sataya Reef South (★4.3)

Shaab Sataya is the most famous dolphin reef in South Reed Sea and one the largest Reef in Reef Sea about 5 km length. In the east side lagoon spinner dolphins are located. South part of it is the most nice hard coral garden in the reef, were are do our dive at a nice shallow plateau ending by a drop off.

Juergen F. (#3034408)

Sha’ab Claudio (★4.5)

Claudio Reef is the most high light Reef in Fury Shoals, it contains of 2 small reefs and the south reef has 2 fantastic large caves. The caves are not completely covered, from above there are holes and light passes in. The caves are in shallow water.

SSI Service Center Egypt, Hurghada

Marsa Abu Dabab (★4.4)

Abu Dabab North is a significant dive site located in the Marsa Alam zone with very easy access from the shore. This site is suitable for all diver levels and snorkelers as well. It can be easily accessed from boat and shore (boats can only access the site from outside the bay).

Mares

Abu Dabab Garden (★4.3)

Fringing reef with beautiful corrals and lots of colorful fish. Reef is in very good condition. Depth varies from 5 to 30m. Specialty of Abu Dabbab Garden is the area around the jetty where a small and a big lagoon, canyons and caves can be found.

Aqualung

Abu Dabab IV (★4.3)

Access to this dive site is from a zodiac. This site has one big coral block with colourful soft and hard corals, surrounded by small corals blocks and pinnacles.

Marcus M. (#2724513)

Marsa Assalaya (★4.3)

Well protected bay with entry from the beach, both sides of the bay with a beautiful and colorful reef. In the middle of the bay, there is a big area with seagrass.

Mares

Malahi Reef (★4.5)

High light dive sites in Fury Shoals. (Malahi ) means play ground reef, many Pinnacles and through it are fantastic canyons and through it 2 small caves.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Abu Dabab V (★4.6)

Access to this dive site is from a zodiac. Big and small coral blocks are found here with nice soft and hard corals. There are beautiful caves and open places with breathtaking light.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Nemo City Gabal El Rosas (★4.3)

Diving site is just 5 minutes from the beach by zodiac. Here you can end the dive with the accompanying zodiac or dive all the way to the shore (diving time on average 50 minutes). There are about 10 anemones, hence the name Nemo City

Mares

Dolphin House Sataya Reef North (★4.4)

The Sataya Reef (Dolphin Reef) near Marsa Alam is a highlight for divers and snorkelers. Famous for its spinner dolphins, it offers encounters with diverse marine life and colorful corals.

Nicolas C. (#4472861)

Shaab Hamam, Fury Shoal (★4.4)

Shaab Hamam one of the most beautiful reefs in Fury Shoal, also called stairs to the heaven. Contains 4 small reefs and through the reefs are nice canals. The east canal is just amazing as you climb to heaven and ending by nice arch full of soft corals.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Gota Hossam (★4.5)

The two reefs enclose an area like a pool with several coral gardens. The form is like a horsehoe, this is why the spot is called Gota Hossan. Max. depth: 18 meters.

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