Laguna Reef belongs to the strait of Tiran. On the innen side lies a fantastic coral lagoon with an average depth of 10 - 12 meters. Its dreamlike turquoise water represents an unforgetable spectacle.

Due to the many madreporic formations, Far Garden is considered a real underwater garden. Far Garden offers extraordinary developments of hard and soft corals. A grotto, which lies at a depth of 45 meters, the so called Cathedral, offers a special incentive to venture into these depths.

Gordon Reef is well known for the ship by the name of Lovilla, which was stranded in September 1981 on its northern cliff. The firm anchorage ground on the southern side, as well as a large sand plateau that lies in a depth of between 10 and 24 meters, makes this dive site safer than the Woodhouse- or Thomas Reef.

At Jackson Reef you will have the possibility to see beautiful gorgonian and magnificent red anemones as well as White tip, Grey and Hammer sharks. Turtles are also no rarity here.

Totally sheltered from wind, waves and currents, lies, as the name implies, the Middle Garden, located between Far and Near Garden, in the central part of the bay. It is an easy area for beginners to dive, where during the summer months, it is possible to observe Spotted eagle and Manta rays.

Near Garden represents a good alternative for afternoon and night dives. This site is considered an easy dive and is also suitable for snorkeling.

Ras Bob is an easy to dive reef that showcases the most beautiful places in a depth between 4 and 12 meters. Crocodilefish and Bluespotted stingrays quite often rest on the sand of the bays.

Ras Ghamila is an easy reef to dive, which you will become crazy about the magnificent table corals. Magnificent specimens of giant triggers and large colonies of porites are no rarity at this reef.

Ras Katy is considered to be an easy dive without difficulty and is appropriate for beginners. This dive area displays extremely rich reef fauna in an interesting underwater landscape.

Next to the impressive sand flow, are the Red Sea Garden eels that can sometimes reach a length of 80 centimeters, which makes this dive something special.

Jackfish Alley impresses through its extraordinary underwater environment as well as, for example the sand alley and the beautiful caves, that are all included in this dive. Also Whitetip reef sharks, and Manta rays, can frequently be seen during this dive.

A classical steep wall dive is offered here at Ras Za´atar. Walls beautifully grown-over with gorgonians and colonies of black corals, and an impressive landscape, as well as Lionfish, Glassfish, Malabar groupers and sea turtles are offered here.

The Shark Observatory is the ideal place to make a steep wall dive. Here you can look into the endless depths, as well as encounter large pelagic predators, and with a little luck even some Whale sharks.

Shark Reef is considered as the more famous and popular diving sites in the Red Sea due to its extraordinary wealth of fauna and flora. Here you can observe incredible schools of barracuda, Mackerel and Batfish.
This dive site will allow you to also visit two other reefs, such as Anemone City and Yolanda Reef, in a single dive.

The area around Ras Nasrani is considered to be one of the easiest areas to dive in the Red Sea and offers an unusual density of giant shells (Tridacna) as well as large gorgonian and beautiful red anemone.

A gorgeous gorgonian forest, rich reef and pelagic fauna await you at Ras Umm Sid. This dive spot marks the beginning of the Strait of Tiran and leads you to an outstanding dive area.

Sodfa lies directly northeast of the well known Tower and belongs to one of the easier dives where a multitude of corals, both soft as well as hard, and a wide variety of reef fauna can be seen.

A series of outcropping coral pinnacles, arranged on an east west-axis, are the trademark of the Alternatives.
An easy area to dive, where you will find outstanding visibility during a favorable north current, as well as Large groupers, calamari, nudibranchs and a numerous array of corals, and sometimes you may even observe Leopard sharks.

Beacon Rock is a small reef, which partly lies above the water surface, on which in 1876 the British steamer marchant ship Dunraven sank. A gorgeous and practically intact coral garden, as well as Crocodile fish, groupers, Lionfish, Scorpionfish and swarms of Glassfish, can all been seen at this site.

The trip to Thistlegorm, a wreck located on the Straits of Gubal, is considered to be a one of a kind adventure. Jacques Cousteau discovered this wreck in 1956 on the outer side of the immense reef known as Sha'ab Ali. This transport ship was loaded with war materials such as, motorbikes, trucks, guns, waggons, locomotives, wartime cargo and a great deal more and it has become the most popular wreck in the Red Sea.

Small Crack offers a diversified landscape with a rich and variety of fauna. Large table corals, gorgonians, sea turtles and sometimes Leopard sharks or Whitetip reef sharks can be observed in this area.

An impressive dive yet nevertheless easy and considered to be a suitable place for inexperienced divers, all of which are the trademarks of the diving area around Temple. An amazing underwater world, rich in hard and soft corals, awaits you here.
 

The most interesting section of the 0,75 mile long reef is the northernly half of the eastern side, where a canyon can be found, and opens out at a depth of approximately 30 meters and runs parallel to the main axis of the reef until it reaches a sand plateau.

Shark Bay is an ideal area for beginners, and also a good place for night dives, where numerous calamari and Lionfish can be seen. Also, during the day, encounters with Scorpionfish, Crocodilefish, and for the educated eye, the perfectly camouflaged Stonefish.

Thomas Reef is one of the most spectacular and impressive dive spots in the northern part of the Red Sea. Here you can admire Alcyoniidae, impressive gorgonians and colonies of black corals.

Tower is an impressive diving site where you will experience an underwater landscape of beauty. A Canyon, which juts into a depth of 120 meters, and rich reef fauna, makes this dive a special experience.

On the sand plateau of White Knight, which extends from 6 to 18 meters, you will find a Red Sea colony of Garden eels. On the southwestern side of the bay you will find a beautiful canyon that descends to a depth of 38 meters. In the summer months, Manta rays can also be frequently observed at this spot.

Where on our earth can you snorkel for hours with a completely unknown dolphin school?

Deep, deep in the south are the St. John's Reefs. Due to the distance, this group of reefs are rarely visited by divers, therefore they offer an almost untouched underwater world.

Zabargad Island is one of the most versatile, leading dive sites. This island is surrounded by a fringing reef, that in the south, forms into a lagoon.

A legendary dive site that will make your heart beat faster.

The archipelago of the Similan islands constructed itself on an submarine plateau that is no deeper than 200 meters. From large coral plateaus to coral stocks through to steep rock walls, all sorts of forms can be found here.