Egypt
Hurghada
Red Sea tourist destination hugely popular with Europeans
Hurghada has something for everyone: for water enthusiasts, fabulous snorkelling and scuba diving, sailing and sailboarding; plenty of beach resorts for those who just want to soak up the sun; desert safaris and the sights and smells of authentic Egypt.
Dahab
Relaxed jumping in point for shore dives
In the early 1970’s, Dahab was a small trading post in an oasis and popular with hippies. The laid-back feel is still evident, even though the diving industry is in full swing.
El Quseir
Fishing village with resorts spread out along the coast
El Quseir is a fishing village, to the south of Hurghada, where resorts are scattered along a coastline of fringe reefs.
Marsa Alam
Out of the way resorts in the desert near a tiny village
Marsa Alam is a tiny village situated to the south of Hurghada, near El Quseir. Near the coast you'll find 100km of fringe reefs.
Safaga
Unspoilt reefs and luxury resorts surrounding a tiny village
Safaga is a small harbour town, 50km north of Hurghada. The reefs along the coast are unspoilt and brimming with marine life.
Sharm el-Sheikh
Bustling and touristy town close to famous dive spots
Sharm el-Sheikh is one of the most popular and busiest dive destinations in the world. The underwater park, Ras Mohammed, is literally a stone’s throw from the shore.
Nuweiba
Harbour and luxury seaside resorts
Nuweiba offers the perfect opportunity for a luxury holiday among the reefs in the Gulf of Akaba. However, a true diving destination Nuweiba is not.
