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Dive Sites in Hurghada

These are the reefs and wrecks we dive week in, week out - described the way we would brief you on the boat, not the way a brochure would. Depths run from calm 5-meter coral gardens to 40-meter walls and world-famous wrecks, with visibility usually between 15 and 30 meters all year. There is a site here for every certification level.

One honest note before you browse: final dive sites always depend on weather, sea conditions, certification level and the daily operation plan. Guides pick the best available sites for the guests on board each day - which is exactly why the diving stays good.

Dive the reefs

Most reef sites here appear on our regular daily rotation: two guided boat dives with lunch on board, matched to your level.

Daily Diving Trips

Dive the wrecks

El Mina, Abu Nuhas and the SS Thistlegorm run as dedicated wreck days with experienced wreck guides and proper history briefings.

Wreck Diving Trips
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I choose which dive site I visit?
We take your preferences into account, but the final site depends on weather, sea conditions, and the certification level of the group on the day, so the captain and guide pick the safest and best option.
What will I see on Hurghada's reefs?
The reefs are rich with hard and soft corals and reef fish, and you may encounter turtles, moray eels, and rays. Wildlife is wild, so no sighting can ever be guaranteed.
How is the visibility at Hurghada dive sites?
Visibility in the Red Sea around Hurghada is usually between 15 and 30 metres, which is among the reasons the region is so popular with divers.

Not sure which sites fit your level?

Tell us your certification and experience, and we will suggest the days that suit you best.

We work with licensed dive centers and legal marine activity providers. Final dive sites depend on weather, sea conditions, certification level, and the daily operation plan. Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed. Safety and guest comfort always come first. Medical forms may be required for courses and diving. Certification cards may be requested for certified divers.