Sharm ash Shaykh, Egypt

Dive_Tigger Dived on: Reef Oasis Dive Club House Reef (Sharm) - 12m, 51min - With Florian from Reef Oasis Dive Club Beach Posted on 06/03/23 at 18:17

Jeanette's first night dive in the ocean and she had a mix of excitement and apprehension. Uncertain about what lay ahead. Our guide, Fabian, provided us with instructions to direct our torches downward in a circular motion when wanting to highlight something of interest. He also emphasized the importance of avoiding shining the light directly into others' eyes or at the marine life. The diving protocol involved a fascinating ritual. Whenever someone spotted something noteworthy, they would signal by forming a circle, prompting the next person to take a look, and then passing it along. Our diving companions included a pair of adventurers, one Portuguese and the other Dutch, each adding to the diverse and exciting group dynamic. As we reached a depth of 5 meters during our safety stop, Fabian orchestrated a magical moment. We linked our arms around a rope, switched off our torches, and were enveloped by the ethereal glow of bioluminescence in the water. Gazing towards the mouth of a cave, we observed luminous green eyes darting about, reminiscent of "The Predator's" gaze.

NettieWray Dived on: Gordon Reef - 21m, 47min - With Dimitri from Reef Oasis Dive Club Posted on 18/11/21 at 11:26

Boat: Overseas and DM : Dimitri This was a drift dive. Moving boat exit: which means that the DM determines the flow of the current and the tells the skipper, then we descend to commence the dive. At the end of the dive the boat will extract us when the DM inflates the SMB (surface marker buoy). Boat throws' a buoy line, we swim to it and hand over hand make our way back to the boat, get out asap with full kit. Felt the stronger current on this dive This was the second dive of the day, and we had a catered lunch on board the boat, Flatbread, salad, hummus & chicken) Wilson says it was the best lunch he has had (that is because we skipped breakfast and he was starving). After lunch we moved to the next dive site for those that wanted to do a 3rd dive. We sat this one out. Spoke to Hussam and Wilson and I decided to do a Nitrox course speciality to dive with enriched air.

Saleem Akram Dived on: Woodhouse Reef - 21m, 42min - With Camel Dive Club Posted on 02/05/25 at 12:20

Location: Also part of the Tiran Reef area, close to Jackson Reef. Weather: Clear skies, warm water, and calm seas. Visibility: Consistently high, around 25-30 meters. Highlights: Known for its impressive coral walls, abundant marine species, and clear waters. It’s a great spot for exploring vibrant coral gardens and observing marine life such as turtles, groupers, and reef sharks. Notes: The reef’s dramatic drop-offs and colorful corals make it a favorite among divers seeking stunning underwater scenery.

Sergey Dived on: Jackson Reef - 24m, 43min - With Sheikh Coast Diving Center Posted on 31/05/14 at 11:48

Видели черепаху, которая подпустила очень близко и дала себя погладить. Видели мурену, которую тоже смог погладить гид Ахмед. Между дайвами в перерыве видели стаю дельфинов, которая плавала возле Зодиака.

Pete Lewis Dived on: Anemone City, Shark Reef And Yolanda - 18m, 45min - With Aquarius Diving Club-Sheraton, Sharm Posted on 06/08/09 at 00:00

Best dive to date.Descended through a large school of Batfish before drifting over Shark and Yolanda reefs.Encountered a small wreck where I saw a large bank of Unicorn Fish,a large Barracuda and a Blue Spotted Stingray as well as a Puffer Fish and a Sleeper Fish.Finished the end of the dive using the instructors Octopus as I ran out of air.Amazing dive.