Situated at the southern entrance of the large bay Marsa Bareika, this dive combines a vertical wall, impressive chimneys and blue water.
This is a good place to find large tuna, barracudas Jackfish and in summer, cruising grey reef sharks.
The diving is done from a small sandy plateau that begins at a depth of about 6 meters
Level: Advanced The entry point “Bells” is a small crack in the reef-table that continues under water like a chimney down to 28 m and can be exited at any depth.
The Canyon is one of the most popular dive sites in Dahab and an essential dive for all fanatics of caves and cavern diving.
The Best Dive site in the small city of Dahab lies 80 KM north of Sharm el Sheikh and has seen considerable tourist development in the last few years
This wreck is rarely dived due to its proximity to the shore line. However if you are lucky enough to dive it you will be in for a treat.
In August 1984 the Kormoran Wreck built in 1963 in the Rostock shipyards (Germany),
Gordon Reef are the best reefeasily identified by the wreck of the Panamanian cargo ship Loullia which crashed in 1981.
This reef is one of the most spectacular diving sites in the northern Red Sea for both recreational and Technical Divers.
