Dive Sites
El Quseir Dive Sites
Open Ocean Was original Established in 2010 at Dahab in the Sinai, opening a second center in El Quseir, on mainland Egypt during 2012. Unfortunately, due to the crisis caused by the world pandemic, the Dahab Operation is no longer operational.
At El Quseir Field Station based on the African coast, There are opportunities to monitor and study fringing reefs, sea grass meadows, mangroves, fossil reefs and within these different environments there are a multitude of endemic species and microcosms of typical Red Sea Activities.
Nearby Dive Sites
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- 60 m
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Discover Abu Sawatyr – The Untouched Jewel of Egypt’s Deep South Nestled in the heart of the Southern Red Sea, Abu Sawatyr is a rarely explored but incredibly rewarding dive site. Known for its untouched coral formations, dramatic underwater topography, and thriving marine life, Abu Sawatyr stands out as a premier diving destination for those seeking an authentic and immersive Red Sea diving experience.
Read More- 5-16 m
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Elshabha Elsouryrh is a calm, near-shore reef located close to El Quseir, making it easily accessible for divers and snorkelers. The reef features vibrant hard corals, sandy lanes, and a variety of marine life, including clownfish, nudibranchs, and scorpionfish. Its gentle slopes and clear waters make it perfect for beginners and those seeking a relaxed, scenic dive. The site is often combined with nearby reefs for a full day of exploration.
Read More- 5 – 18 m
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Shaab Sharm is a classic Red Sea reef with gentle slopes and colorful coral formations, ideal for beginner divers and photographers. The site supports a rich variety of marine life, from small reef fish to turtles grazing among the corals. Its shallow depths allow sunlight to penetrate, creating bright, photogenic scenes throughout the dive. Calm waters and easily navigable terrain make it perfect for relaxed exploration or snorkeling.
Read More- 5-30 m
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Abu Ghusun is a quiet reef featuring coral pinnacles and sandy slopes, attracting a wide diversity of reef fish and macro life. The reef is less frequented, offering divers a tranquil environment for exploration. Both shallow and deeper areas provide interesting habitats for turtles, lionfish, and groupers. Its variety of structures makes it ideal for divers seeking adventure and detailed observation of reef life.
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