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Continued from the Red Sea Governorate, Egypt dive sites guide, which covers seasonality and planning details.
Red Sea Governorate · 1–18 m
El Gouna's easily accessible house reef lies off Zahabia beach and is reached directly from the shore via the resort dive centre, making it ideal for training, check dives, and repeat sunrise/sunset/night dives. It offers a gentle slope with a good cross-section of typical Red Sea hard and soft corals and reef fish. The relaxed conditions suit beginners and macro photographers.
Red Sea Governorate · 25–32 m
El Mina is a roughly 70 m Soviet-built T43-class minesweeper of the Egyptian Navy that was sunk by Israeli aircraft while moored off Hurghada harbour during the 1970 War of Attrition. She lies on her port side on a rocky seabed sloping from about 25 m at the bow to 32 m at the stern. Just a short boat ride from Hurghada, she is one of Egypt's most accessible warship wrecks and is now colonised by glassfish and lionfish.
Red Sea Governorate · 12–22 m
Excalibur is a steel cargo vessel that rests upright on a flat sandy bottom at about 18-22 m off Hurghada, a short boat hop or swim from shore. Years of growth have turned the hull into an artificial reef, with soft coral on the deck rails and large schools of glassfish in the wheelhouse. Sitting at Open Water depth and lying perfectly upright, it suits divers of all levels with the holds and engine room reserved for more experienced visitors.
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Fanous East is a dive site located in Egypt. The site is reached by boat.
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.
Red Sea Governorate · —
Gamul Kebir is a dive site in Egypt. The site is reached by boat.