Start your dive adventure exploring the Dolphin House. This Hurghada diving spot is noted for pods of bottlenose dolphins. Its shallow reefs with sandy lagoons are perfect for divers who want a chance to see dolphins in their natural habitat.

Experience day and night diving at Mahmoudat Reef, also known as Sha’ab Mahmoud. Located west of Ras Mohamed in the Red Sea, Egypt, this unique dive site has a series of coral pinnacles stretching east-west for about 1.5 miles offering an exciting underwater experience for different levels.

Another exciting highlight of our Red Sea diving adventure is exploring Shaab Abu Nuhas, nestled in the north of Hurghada. If you want to experience wreck diving, Shaab Abu Nuhas Reef is perfect for advanced scuba divers because it features five cargo shipwrecks with varying depths of 5-32 meters.

The SS Thistlegorm is like an underwater museum that gives you a fascinating glimpse into World War II history. This cargo ship was carrying a huge variety of cargo when it sank, including motorcycles, trucks, and locomotives. It’s a great site not just to see a piece of history but also to experience the beauty of the Red Sea.

Big Brother, along with its smaller companion, Little Brother, are remote islands in the Red Sea known for their thriving coral reefs, exciting marine life encounters, and historical wrecks. Big Brother is a haven for whitetip sharks, schooling hammerhead sharks, giant barracudas, and moray eels. Small Brother is known for its near-vertical walls covered in hard and soft corals, creating a stunning underwater scene with colorful life.