Daily Diving in Hurghada
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Daily Diving in Hurghada
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Dive Sites in Hurghada
Around Hurghada you will find many places to dive, which differ both in difficulty and in what you have a chance to see.
Abu Ramada
An island around which there are several diving sites. It is possible to do a stationary dive here as well as a current dive. The most popular diving site is South Abu Ramada, characterized by terraces of rocky plateau with many coral blocks and towers. After the southern plateau, it is possible to reach the eel garden. The dive usually ends above a smaller wreck at a depth of 5 meters, where we often find crocodile fish. Not so far we have also Cave Abu Ramada with a block with the cave full of soft corals at around 20 meters. The next place is Erg Abu Ramada – a small but very nice site, also called Camel Reef – three connected towers with lots of soft corals surrounded by numerous schools of Red Sea anthiases. North Abu Ramada is usually with a stronger current – you can either experience diving “heaven” or “hell” here , if the current is too strong.
Carless Reef
Two large underwater coral blocks located on a shallower approximately 14-meter shelf, which descends rapidly and falls in a steep wall to great depths in the north. Since the top of the blocks is roughly 3 meters below the water surface, there is no protection from waves and currents. Diving here is possible only in windless weather. Here we encounter stronger currents coming from usually the north, but it is not possible to rely on this direction. On the plateau between the ergs we find a coral garden full of different types of coral and on the edge of the drop-off a coral tower full of fissures full of coral life. The reef is famous for the fact that here we can meet large moray eels swimming freely between the coral blocks or a turtle feeding. Along the wall we meet schools of fish, but also large groupers…