DAY SCUBA DIVING TOUR FROM SHARM EL SHEIKH PORT

Pick up from Sharm el Sheikh Port

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Enjoy the underwater world of the Red Sea on a full diving tour from Sharm El Sheikh Port. After meeting your guide, who will provide you with all the necessary equipment, you will enjoy local diving,
You can get customized instructions specifically for beginners and those with more experience. To increase your skill level, you can also swim among the fish
This most famous dive in the Sinai Peninsula must be experienced to truly appreciate its wonders. The temple's cluster of coral heads rises from a depth of 12-20 meters (40-65 feet). If you look at them in the right position, and use your imagination, they look like the pillars of a temple.
For less challenging diving, there are sand patches about 8 meters (25 ft) high with plenty of entrances into the reef on the beach, and coral heads about 2 meters (6.5 ft) apart, allowing you to swim between them.

      

Inclusions:

•  All transfers from and to your hotel
•  Lunch with bottled water and soft drink
•  Entrance fees and Sumbarine ticket
•  All Service charges & taxes

Exclusions:

• Any extras not mentioned in the program

Please remember to bring:

• Towels 

info

how much can you scuba dive in one day?

The number of dives you can do per day depends on the depth and length of each dive. For recreational divers, a typical limit is 4-5 dives per day as long as you follow dive tables or use 

Is it safe to scuba dive in Sharm El Sheikh?

Most Red Sea tourists are in the area for diving or snorkeling. For those who want to explore and dive more liveaboards are available. Sharm el-Sheikh touristic area (including airport and surrounding) is generally safe with a lot of military supervision and controls
 

Can you see sharks in Sharm El Sheikh?

Sharks are commonly seen near Sharm El Sheikh but attacks on humans are very rare, particularly by the two species implicated in the 2010 attacks. Only nine attacks by oceanic whitetips had been reported worldwide in the last 430 years and only one had been previously fatal