Red Sea Diving

With its year-round sunshine, the Red Sea is the ideal place to enjoy the sport of scuba diving. The underwater scenery is rich with coral-covered reefs, famous dive sites such as Ras Mohammed and Elphinstone and historic wrecks, including the Thistlegorm. Here, you'll have the very real opportunity to see exotic marine life in their own environment including turtles, dolphins, soft and hard corals and reef fish of every size, shape and colour.

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Chose from diving centres in Hurghada, Sharm el Sheikh, Nuweiba, Marsa Alam and Safaga and don’t forget to ask about the day trips to Dahab.

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Liveaboards

If you want a week of scuba diving, a liveaboard may be just the thing. We offer a range of itineraries in both the Northern and Southern Red Sea covering an impressive choice of routes including Ras Mohammed, Thistlegorm and Rosalie Moeller, Elphinstone, Brothers, Fury and Daedalus.

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Learn to Dive & Further Training

Whether you want to learn to dive, looking to further your training or even become an instructor, we can help you. Ask to speak to Rob who is a qualified PADI Divemaster and he’ll be happy to discuss your options with you.

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Red Sea Dive Sites and Wrecks

No matter where you decide to dive in the Red Sea, you will find a number of fabulous dive sites within easy reach of our dive centres. Jacques Cousteau once said “The Red Sea is a corridor of marvels – the happiest hours of my diving experience have been spent there”. There are hundreds of dive sites in the Red Sea and we have chosen a handful of them to give you an insight into what awaits you in the magnificent Red Sea.

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