Dive Marsa Alam
Coral walls, turtles, dolphins and wrecks — reached from the beach, by boat, or by speedboat.
Three Ways Into the Water
Choose the pace that suits you — from a gentle shore entry to a fast run out to the reef walls.
Where You'll Be Diving
Explore the most exciting dive locations around Marsa Alam and the Red Sea.
Elphinstone Reef
Arguably the most famous dive site in the southern Red Sea. This cigar-shaped offshore reef features sheer walls covered in vibrant soft corals and giant gorgonian fans. A thrilling drift dive with frequent pelagic encounters — oceanic whitetips, hammerheads and barracuda.
Advanced Open Water. €45 boat upgrade not included.
Marsa Mubarak
A sheltered bay north of Port Ghalib with dense seagrass beds — a vital feeding ground for large green sea turtles and the occasional dugong. Calm, clear water and a coral-garden reef make it ideal for beginners, photographers and long, relaxed dives.
All levels. €45 boat upgrade not included.
Abu Dabbab
One of Marsa Alam's most famous shore dives, renowned for its seagrass meadows. One of the few places in the world with a high chance of encountering the rare dugong, alongside friendly green sea turtles and colorful macro life on the fringing reefs.
All levels. €20 entrance fee not included.
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