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Continued from the Egypt dive sites guide, which covers regions, seasonality, and planning details.
South Sinai · 3–30 m
A large coral reef and lagoon system, also known as Beacon Rock, lying roughly 7 miles west of Ras Mohammed National Park and fringing the southern tip of a large sheltered lagoon. The complex offers a mix of sheltered lagoon diving and exposed outer reef, and is the location of the celebrated SS Dunraven wreck on its southern edge.
Red Sea Governorate · —
Sha'ab Ohroob / Wreck of Sabri Baba 1 is a dive site in Egypt.
Red Sea Governorate · 3–30 m
Sha'ab Samadai, the Marsa Alam 'Dolphin House', is a large horseshoe-shaped offshore reef roughly 7-18 km from the coast, famous for the resident pod of spinner dolphins that rest in its sheltered inner lagoon. A protected national park since 2004, it is zoned so the inner lagoon (Zone A) is off-limits while diving and snorkelling take place around the reef pinnacles and outer slope. Beyond dolphins it offers coral towers, swim-throughs and abundant reef fish.
Red Sea Governorate · —
Shaab Hamdallah is a dive site in Egypt. The site is reached by boat.
Red Sea Governorate · —
Shaab Marsa Alam is a dive site located in Egypt. The site is reached by boat.