Departure is From the Marina of Hurghada on Sunday Morning, heading to Sha’ab El Erg, Known as Dolphin House, Where Most of the Times Dolphins Join our Company with their Playful Mood. Our next stop will be in Gubal Island, Where the colorful reef the lies underneath is home for many species. If you Get Lucky you may See Turtles!

In the Second Day we start with the 2nd WW Wrecks Rosalie Moller and Thistlegorm.

ROSALIE MOLLER, This 108m Long Cargo, That was carrying coal in 1940, has Become a Delight for more Experienced Divers. It lies at 50m Deapth.

SS.THISTLEGORM, Probably the Most Famous of the Red Sea Wrecks. The 129m English Freighter was Bombed by German aviation on 6th October 1941. Today she Creates an Artificial Reef on a Sandy Bottom at 32m max depth. She is Home to an Enormous Variety of Marine Life and is Especially Popular with Large Schooling Fish.

The Morning Starts, At the ENd of Sinai Paninsula, Where You Find Shark Reef and Yolanda Reef. They are Rated as One of the Top Ten Dives in the World and is Perhaps the Most Famous Dive Site of the Ras Mohammed National Park.  The Two Reefs Rise Up from Untold Depths. It is a Sheer drop down to 800 meters plus.  Hanging Out on the Wall are Snappers, Bat Fish, Barracuda and Many More.

After Lunch we Continue to Abu Nuhas. This Site is Famous for multiple shipwrecks, Including the Wrecks of the Giannis D,
the Carnatic, and the Chrisoula K. Each of These Wrecks Offers a Unique Dive Experience, Surrounded
by Rich Marine Biodiversity and Beautiful Coral Formations.

At The Forth day We are Diving in Abu Kefan Reef. In the Red Sea is a popular dive site known for its stunning wall diving and vibrant marine life. The dive site offers breathtaking drop-offs of over 300 meters, with overhangs covered in soft and black coral, as well as giantreef is surrounded by dizzying drop-offs, teeming with colorful alcyonarians, giant sea fans, and black coral.

Panorama Reef in the Red Sea is a stunning and popular dive site known for its vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life. Situated near Hurghada in Egypt, this underwater paradise offers crystal clear waters, dramatic drop-offs, and diverse marine species. This huge seamount rising up to just below the surface from a depth of 400+m offers exhilarating diving for all experience levels. You will find two dive sites on this reef.

The first is the world renowned “South Plateau” with its ever-famous gorgonian chimney and anemone city.  

The north plateau with its pristine hard coral garden is an exhilarating drift dive, but can only be undertaken when weather permits. The forests of gorgonian fans, whip, brush and delicate black corals that stretch out along the drop-off in depths ranging from 27-40m are simply breath taking. Large schools of fusiliers, unicorn surgeon fish, tunas and passing turtles can be enjoyed while you are being carried by the normally strong northerly current. Encounters with dolphins are no rarity here.

On Day 6 Giftun Islands are waiting. As you dip beneath the surface, you will be greeted by swaying corals in all shapes and sizes, creating a kaleidoscope of hues ranging from vivid blues and greens to striking oranges and yellows. These coral formations serve as a habitat for an array of marine creatures, including schools of colorful fish like parrotfish, triggerfish, and surgeonfish.

Keep your eyes peeled for other fascinating inhabitants of the underwater world, such as graceful sea turtles gliding through the water, elusive moray eels peeking out from crevices in the reef, and perhaps even majestic rays gracefully soaring across the sandy seabed.