Art of Diving

                                                                                                  
Diving in Egypt is classified as an art as well as a sport. Beauty and grace must be added to feats of strength and agility while the body is moving through the water.
The diver must have total body control and good kinesthetic awareness.
No part of Egypt is more filled with animal life than the Red Sea. The Red Sea,
a long, narrow body of water, stretches from the Sinai Peninsula all the way down to the Gulf of Aden. It is thought by many to be the richest sea in the world, and it's easy to see why. A gigantic and colorful assortment of animals and plants live in the Red Sea.

Being underwater in the Red Sea is like visiting a national park, but more. In a park you may see birds or other wildlife but on the Red Sea coral reefs the diversity and scale of underwater marine life encountered as many times as that of its terrestrial counterparts.
 
All these elements, the work of the Creator, blend into a rare painting of magnificent winter and summer climate and enchanting natural beauty that charms the visitor into believing he is on a legendary tour of paradise on earth.

THE RED SEA is one of the best diving areas in the world. It is famous for its amazing variety of color and form, coral reefs and huge amount of different fish species.

We are offering all the diving services, starting with the courses and equipment rental and further more organizing Safaris, where all of you who want to have an unforgettable taste of diving and adventure in the desert are welcome.

Immerse yourself in this crystal clear Paradise and let your Red Sea diving adventures come true.

Discover The Red Sea Secrets

The paradise does not end at the coastline of this magnificent sea; words can not describe the beauty and solitude of the deserts. Below are a few captions from recent trips in The Western Desert and Sinai region.

To anyone standing on its shore and gazing out across its heavenly waters, the Red Sea may seem to be a mislabeling. Its blueness is eternal and anything less red cannot be fantasized. The Red Sea, where the desert meets the ocean, is truly one of the planet’s most exotic and fascinating natural seascape environments. It is located between Asia and Africa. It holds beneath its crystal blue surface an oasis of living creatures, reefs, and coral

 formations.

Its use as a highway between East and West has attracted man since the beginning of time.

Water temperatures in the Red Sea remain unusually constant year round, averaging 22 degrees in the summer The open sea’s cooling effect creates an interesting temperature pattern: maximum summer temperatures are lower in the south while minimum temperatures are higher in the north with the opposite occurring during the winter. In any case, the coldest month of the year is January and the warmest months are July and August. The Red Sea is notorious among seafarers for its high-speed surface winds and aggressively short irregular motion.

There are over 1000 species of invertebrates and around 200 recorded coral types to be found. Moreover, the Red Sea boasts over a thousand species of fish, more species than any other proportional body of water. Not surprisingly, therefore, the Red Sea is considered by many to offer the very best diving available in the marine world.

The Red Sea attracts divers, photographers, marine scientists, and leisure seekers from all over the world, hoping to experience and explore the incalculable wonders of the colorful, abounding marine life and the Red Sea’s lavish coral reefs.

The Red Sea is not all a delight however, as it has its troubles which you will have to stay away from. There is minimal danger from marine animals in the Red Sea, and with a little common sense, even these dangers can be eliminated.

Snorkeling is a popular way to view the edge of the reef, especially for those with limited confidence in their swimming ability.

Fishing is an art, which still preserves time-honored methods, mostly due to the difficulties imposed by the dangers of the reef. The hook-and-line method of fishing has been in use for more than four thousand years and is still going strong. Conservation of certain species of fish and the dangers of over-fishing is both important issues for the government

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For swimmers, divers, traders, industrialists, fishermen, archaeologists, and tourists, the Red Sea has its own kind of incomparability. And even the leisured gazer, speculating the inaccessible blue/red abnormality, can be said to have been given something to think about. The underwater amazement of the Red Sea remains a living tapestry of resounding corals and exotic fish, waiting for you to discover its secrets.