Bluff Point Wreck
Bluff Point is a popular dive site located near the small island of Gubal, north of Hurghada, Egypt. It is renowned for its wreck, known as the Gubal Barge or simply the Bluff Point wreck.
Siyoul Kebir Island
Siyoul Kebir Island is a hidden gem in the Red Sea, offering an exceptional diving experience for both beginner and experienced divers.
Rosalie Moller Wreck
Rosalie Moller Wreck is a famous shipwreck located in the Red Sea, close to Hurghada. The ship sank in 1941 after being hit by a German bomber during World War II. Today, the wreck is a popular destination for divers from all over the world who come to explore its history and the marine life that inhabits the area.
Ulysses Wreck
The Ulysses Wreck is a popular dive site located in the Red Sea, Egypt. This site is renowned for its unique underwater landscape and rich marine life, making it a must-visit destination for divers of all levels.
Gubal Island
Gubal Island, located in the Red Sea, is a unique and breathtaking dive site that offers a truly unforgettable experience for divers of all levels.
Jackfish Alley Reef
Jackfish Alley is a popular dive site located in the Red Sea. It is known for its vibrant marine life, pristine coral reefs, and crystal-clear waters.
Small Crack Reef
Small Crack is a popular dive site located in the northern region of the Red Sea. This site is known for its unique underwater formations and diverse marine life.
Ras Ghamila Reef
Ras Ghamila is a popular dive site located in the north of the Red Sea. This site is known for its stunning coral formations, diverse marine life.
Dunraven Wreck
Dunraven Wreck is a popular shipwreck located in the Red Sea, near the coast of Egypt. This shipwreck is named after Lord Dunraven, a prominent British politician and businessman of the time.
SS Thistlegorm Wreck
SS Thistlegorm is easily the most-famous diving wreck of The Red Sea. Thistlegorm was a British transport ship used in World War II and on its way to the Suez Canal when it was sunk by a German airstrike in the middle of the night October 5th-6th 1941.
