Welcome to DIVE RED SEA - MARSA ALAM

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The dugong

also known as the “sea cow,” is a vulnerable marine mammal that inhabits only a few places in the world. In Egypt, you can spot dugongs at specific locations in the Marsa Alam region such as

1. Abu Dabbab

which is known for frequent dugong sightings. Another nearby area where you might encounter these fascinating creatures is 

2. Marsa Mubarak Bay

These gentle herbivores are captivating to observe, and their presence adds to the allure of Marsa Alam’s underwater world.

Sataya Reef

 also known as Dolphin House, you’ll have the chance to swim with spinner dolphins in their natural habitat. The reef itself is absolutely gorgeous!  

Shaab Samadai

also known as Dolphin House, is a captivating dive site near Marsa Alam in Egypt. 

Shaab Samadai Reef is an offshore crescent-shaped reef located about 15 kilometers southeast of Marsa Alam. The reef features a natural shallow internal lagoon where spinner dolphins come to rest and play during the day. It’s often possible to swim with these intelligent and fascinating creatures, making it a truly unforgettable experience! 

Abu Dabbab Beach

Known as Turtle Bay, Abu Dabbab Beach offers      encounters with giant green sea turtles. Some of these remarkable creatures are as large as adult humans! They frequent the shallow areas on the north side and middle of the bay, often grazing over seagrass fields

Marsa Mubarak:

Another fantastic location, Marsa Mubarak, is also referred to as Turtle Bay. Here, you’ll have the chance to swim alongside these majestic sea turtles.