Egypt Dive Sites — Page 4
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Continued from the Egypt dive sites guide, which covers regions, seasonality, and planning details.
Farsha Ergein Farayed
Red Sea Governorate · Up to 25 m
Farsha Ergein Farayed is a dive site in Egypt. Maximum depth is around 25 m. It is accessible from shore.
Shore entry
Gabu El Bint
South Sinai · 5–40 m
Gabr El Bint is a remote, pristine dive site well south of Dahab, accessible only by boat or by camel because the coastal road ends near The Caves. It features dramatic walls, large pinnacles and healthy coral, and is considered one of the best dives in the Dahab area.
AdvancedShore + boat
Gamul Kebir
Red Sea Governorate · —
Gamul Kebir is a dive site in Egypt. The site is reached by boat.
Boat entry
Golden Blocks
South Sinai · 5–30 m
Golden Blocks is a southern Dahab reef site, in the stretch toward Gabr El Bint, named for the large golden-hued coral blocks and pinnacles rising from the slope. It offers coral gardens in the shallows dropping to a wall, and is reached by boat or camel.
IntermediateShore + boat
Gordon reef
South Sinai · 5–30 m
The southernmost of the four named reefs in the Strait of Tiran, mapped by 19th-century British cartographers. It features vertical walls at the ends and a large plateau around 25m on the south-eastern side, often dived as a drift, with the rusting Loullia freighter wreck marking the reef top.
IntermediateBoat entry
Gulf Fleet No. 31
Red Sea Governorate · 85–108 m
Gulf Fleet No. 31 is a US-built offshore supply vessel of about 294 GRT that sank near the northeast tip of Shaabruhr Umm Qammar reef off Hurghada. The wreck stands upright on a rocky outcrop with the stern around 105 m and the deepest point near 108 m, with penetration of the pilothouse possible around 95 m. It is a strictly technical deep dive, showing intact rudders, propellers and aft cargo containers.
ExpertBoat entry
Habili Ali
Red Sea Governorate · —
Habili Ali is a dive site located in Egypt. The site is reached by boat.
Boat entry