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 In October of 2004, Australian cave diver DAVID SHAW set a new world depth record for rebreather diving, plunging to 271 MFW in the famous South
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 During our northern “classic wreck tour” we visited approximately 18 different wrecks in one week. The Ulysses, one of the most popular wrecks
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 By: Dr. Hossam Nasef"No-one who has seen the victim of compressed air illness, gravely ill or unconscious, put back into a chamber and brought back
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SOFT CORAL IN MEDIUM FORMAT
Every time I’m back from one of my trips in the hot and clear waters of the Red Sea, the colours of the alcionarian remain in my eyes and memory for days; they are certainly the most fascinating li...
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No Limit
Thanks to the invention of SCUBA, countless numbers of people have been able to experience the wonders and beauty the worlds’ oceans offer. And thanks to an organization called the International A...
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New Namib Housing
The new Namib-type housing is now available for different cameras. The Sony CX105 as well as the Sony SX30 cameras can be used in this underwater housing. The housing concept has changed and there is ...
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The ART of Diving
This wonderful coffee-table book started out as a feature called ‘The Zen of Diving’, written by UK journalist and author Nick Hanna for a special edition of the ‘body and soul’ section of The...
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THE DOUBLE-ENDED NEEDLEHORSE
New evidence in the Red Sea, the family of Pipefish’s/ Seahorses have been found at our Hurghada diving sites.
The species Solegnathus includes the Pipefish as well. They are considered to be ...
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