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If you think there are no more secrets hiding in the deep waters of the Red Sea you are mistaken. Many rumours as to the whereabouts of the wreck
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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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 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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OUR KIDS AND DIVING
Is the child a small adult when it comes to diving?
Definitely NOT.
Participation of children in scuba diving is growing every year. Instructors, dive masters, parents and pediatricians are all...
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DNA MAN OR DOLPHIN? THE ULTIMATE DIVE
Not since 1976, when Jacques Mayol’s 100 meter dive shattered the record of Italian diver Enzo ...
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New World Depth Record
By : Volker Clausen The Egyptian Red Sea is no new stage for diving world records, we have seen in the past couple of years Yasmin Dalkilic achieve the incredible depth of 105 MSW on a single breath...
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A land that time forgot: Shalateen and its people
By Ayman H. Taher This special city offers many fascinating features, combining trade, history, and culture. My first encounter with Shalateen goes back about fifteen years when a group of friends f...
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RED SEA LIVEABOARD Then.. and now
So there we were in the wilderness that is the Southern Red Sea. Our only engine had fallen silent. Bits of the Turbo were spread all over the dive deck and there was a lot of head shaking from Hisham...
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