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 It was one of these early and calm afternoons during the summer months, somewhere at a dive site entry along the fringing reefs of South Sinai. The
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 By: Kimmo Hagman The weather conditions couldn't have been better for this early morning dive. The south Red Sea safari was starting to near its end
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 There is no doubt that every skin diver enjoys the magnificent abundance of life on the coral reefs. The sad fact is that this extraordinary
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A SURVIVORS TALE
By: PETER COLLINGS, SS1 PLATINUM PRO 5000 Since witnessing the sinking of the Giannis D in 1983 Peter Collings has commuted between England and the Red Sea diving, locating, identifying and surveying...
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CORALS RESTORATION
There is no doubt that every skin diver enjoys the magnificent abundance of life on the coral reefs. The sad fact is that this extraordinary ecosystems are under the constant threat of destruction all...
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THE WRECK OF THE S.S. ULYSSES
During our northern “classic wreck tour” we visited approximately 18 different wrecks in one week. The Ulysses, one of the most popular wrecks which is often overlooked by visiting safari boats,...
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Take a Map With You
The Mares Icon HD Nitrox Dive Computer, launched late last year, allows you to download your dive site maps into the wrist unit so they are available to you during the dive. Using the unit’s int...
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Liveaboards adopt Tracking System
In the Red Sea more and more Liveaboards are taking safety very seriously and protecting their guests with the latest high-tec device.
When the ENOS® system was launched the Egyptian authorities...
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