RED SEA SNORKELLING & SCUBA DIVING

Enjoy miles of superb coral reef with fascinating wrecks, deep blue canyons, dramatic caves and walls along with a huge variety of wonderful marine life in this divers’ paradise. There is so much to see from sea turtles to dolphins, sharks to the rare dugong and plenty of colourful fish species for those that want to stay close to shore or just snorkel. You can also experience the delights that the Red Sea has to offer without getting wet by embarking on an exciting adventure aboard an underwater submarine where you can sit back and enjoy the view through a panoramic window.

Submerge yourself in the intriguing underwater world of the Northern Red Sea where you can dive awe-inspiring wrecks including one which you will find on almost every diver's bucket list, the SS Thistlegorm. This famous World War II wreck gives divers a glimpse into the past with her sunken cargo of armaments, BSA motorbikes and trucks.

Ras Mohamed National Park is close by and home to the Dunraven, a British Steamship that sunk over 140 years ago. She now lies upside down by the reef, her hull is encrusted with coral and teeming with schools of Batfish, Nudibranchs and on occasional the elusive Ghost Pipefish can be seen.

These wrecks can be reached by boat on a day trip from Sharm El Sheikh, and apart from the wonderful history they also offer an exciting array of marine life and are a popular choice for those divers that are also underwater photography enthusiasts as the spectacular photo opportunities are endless!