The Red Sea is possibly the best diving resort in the world, for beginners or experienced dedicated divers alike. Open Water or Scuba Diving Courses are available for all levels of experience. Book your course as part of your holiday or when you arrive. Boats are available for daily or weekly hire, or liveaboards. Anyone who is generally healthy can learn to dive, even children; ask the diving instructor at your chosen dive centre for advice. For divers with mobility concerns, some selected diving centres are specially equipped to offer a tailor-made service.
SNORKELLING IN SHARM
THE BEST FREE THINGS IN SHARM
Snorkelling is an ideal sport for children and you can introduce your children to some of the most beautiful sites on the planet.
AS THE SUN GOES DOWN THE RED SEA CORAL REAFS CHANGE
As the sun goes down, the Red Sea coral reefs undergo a dramatic change. The marine creatures that are hidden away throughout the day venture out to hunt and do their thing during thehours of darkness.
GIANT MORAY EELS IN SHARM GIANT MORAY EELS HAVE A FEARSOME REPUTATION Like other marine creatures at the top of their food chain, giant
moray eels have a fearsome reputation, which is all too often completely
unjustified.
SHARM SHARKS HOW DANGEROUS ARE THEY? SHARK ATTACKS IN THE RED SEA ARE REALLY RARE
There
are 44 species of shark in the Red Sea. Thankfully, shark fishing and
trading
has been banned in Egypt since August 2005 - ending the mass slaughter.
…So there I was: a beautiful, very large ray beneath me and I started calling through my regulator, "Hey, come up and see me!" I had tried this before to attract the attention of whales and dolphins...
As a visitor to Sharm el Sheikh you will no doubt discover the beauty of the coral reefs in the Red Sea. It is also important to be aware of the damage being caused.
There are lots of diving centres to choose from here in Sharm and it is relatively quick, easy and inexpensive to obtain a diving licence. Is it worth it? Maybe...
Reef Safety... throughout the site we offer expert tips on the best way to enjoy the Red Sea here in Sharm safely. PLEASE Do not touch the coral or feed the fish
