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Top 7 Locations For Scuba diving In Egypt

When it comes to scuba diving in Egypt, the Red Sea isn't the only option. In Egypt, there are several scuba diving locations. However, regardless of which diving location you visit, you must have prior swimming expertise. Here are the top 7 scuba diving locations

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Top 7 Locations For Scuba diving In Egypt

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  1. Top 7 Locations For Scuba diving In Egypt

  2. When it comes to scuba diving in Egypt, the Red Sea isn't the only option. In Egypt, there are several scuba diving locations. However, regardless of which diving location you visit, you must have prior swimming expertise. Here are the top 7 scuba diving locations:

  3. 1. SS Thistlegorm, Sharm El Sheikh The SS Thistlegorm is a popular diving spot in Egypt, about three hours from Sharm El Sheikh. The British cargo ship wreckage, which is nearly 128 meters long, is one of the reasons this diving location is noteworthy. The large warship may clearly be seen deep below the sea. On its way from Glasgow to Alexandria, this huge warship was assaulted and sank.

  4. 2. Big Brother, Hurghada This Brother Island is well-known for its scuba diving. They're famous for their immaculate corals and shark encounters. If you dive inside Big Brother, you will come upon Aida II, a 75-meter wreck that fell in 1957. The wreck is located on a slant between 25 and 65 meters deep and is covered in corals.

  5. 3. Shark and Yolanda Reef, Sharm El Sheikh Shark and Yolanda Reed in Sharm El Sheikh are the greatest option for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. During this dive, you will swim across a range of toilet items, slates, and other artifacts that were dropped from the shipment that drowned in 1980. This is a terrific sea for photographers to grab some stunning photos.

  6. 4. Elphinstone Reef, Marsa Alam The reef is 80 meters long and 25 meters deep. It features a steep cliff and is surrounded by powerful currents, making it ideal for drift driving. You will float by fan corals and anthers during the dive. Divers can encounter Oceanic White tip reef sharks and Hammerheads at Elphinstone Reef.

  7. This reef is famed for its incredibly clear water, which allows you to see the undersea reef clearly. Jackson Reef has the appearance of paint and is gorgeous on the inside. The surrounding region is brightened by the red and orange fire coral. Professional divers, on the other hand, will advise other divers not to contact them since it may cause pain. 5. Jackson Reef, Straits of Tiran

  8. If you like to go to distant places and remain near the water for diving, Hamata is the place to be. This is one of the most well-known diving sites in the Southern Marine Park. You'll need liveaboards to get here. Due to its modest size, this hamlet attracts few travelers. It is an absolute pleasure to dive here. 6. Hamata

  9. 7. The Red Sea Considered one of the 7 wonders of the underwater world, it is the most famous scuba diving site in Egypt. Upon diving in you get too introduced to more than 1000 species of invertebrates and 200 species of hard and soft coral. The Red Sea scuba diving site is crystal clear giving you a clear underwater scene.

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