Marsa Alam Diving Trips
ABOUT MARSA ALAM
Known as the ‘Egyptian Maldives’ because of its crystal-clear water and stunning beaches, Marsa Alam is a world-class dive destination and starting point for many safaris. As well as the amazing diving offered in the Red Sea, there are also a number of unique inland attractions where you can explore the incredible natural beauty and vast history of Egypt.
It is also well served by the Marsa Alam International Airport making accessing this region very easy.
The temperature of the Red Sea at this location during the year ranges from 22 to 29 °C (72 to 84 °F).
BEST DIVING & NATURE TRIPS
1 - SATAYH DOLPHIN REEF - DOLPHIN HOUSE
If you wish to enjoy a wild live dolphin’s show, this is the place for you. Satayh Dolphin Reef is a protected natural park, 120 km from south of the city, where you then take a one-hour boat ride from Hamata Harbour, and get the chance to snorkel and swim with dolphins and explore the different varieties of corals and fish.
2 - SAMADI REEFS- DOLPHIN HOUSE
This is another unique region to explore the beautiful marine mammals, while snorkeling. It is a five-minute drive from Blue Vision Diving Hotel and 50km from Marsa Alam Harbour.
3 - MARSA MOUBARAK
This is the one of the most beautiful dive sites in Marsa Alam, known for its crystal-clear warm water and magnificent coral reefs. If you are lucky, you may get the chance to see the endangered Dugong or ‘Sea Cow’.
4 - ABU DABAB NATIONAL PARK
This is one of the best sandy beaches in Marsa Alam, with seagrass, surrounded by a variety of coloured fish, green turtles and occasionally the endangered Dugong.
5 - SHARM EL LULI & WADI QULAAN
This is where the magic really is. Sharm El Luli is rates as one of the best beaches in the world for its diamond clear water and sandy beach; A place where you can go unwind, swim and enjoy the beauty of nature.
Wadi Qulaan is known for its signature mangrove tree with an open sea backdrop. It’s the kind of scenery you see in paintings; a truly magical place.
6 - WADI EL GEMAL
‘The Valley of the Camels’ is a national park rich in wildlife, vegetation and historical sites. It’s a great place to enjoy the serenity of the mountains and enjoy the fascinating prehistoric sites.
Bonus Facilities
Coaching
Safety
Oxygen Tube
