Sphinx Dive Club

Paradise is a dive site filled with a rainbow of corals. Suitable for all levels of divers and also snorkelers, you can find sandy slopes, caves, and reef, all in one place!

This dive site gets it’s name from the old amphoras remains that can be found here. It is an easy dive with a sandy plateau, pinnacles, and coral blocks.

10 Min north of El-Fanar beach Ras Um El-Seed. (El-Hadaba) area. Easy access through the jetty, equipped with confined area for snorkelling and water sports beside SCUBA Diving

Done as a boat drift dive or from shore, this dive site offers lots of color and marine life as well as great topography. From the shore, follow the reef on your left for a deep wall dive, but watch for the current at the corner. Follow the reef to your right, you’ll have the bottom beneath you at around 32m.

Temple dive site is in the southern area of Sharm el Sheikh local dive sites. It is a nice easy dive with interesting topography which can keep you exploring for ages. The sight as it names suggests is made up of several massive coral blocks which rise up from the sea bed to within meters of the surface. The main block is surrounded by smaller pinnacles making it look like an ancient underwater temple. The dive is usually done as a mooring dive, so the trick is to get your navigation correct, not to miss the main attraction and return to your boat – which is easier said than done.

Ras Katy is the first dive site from the main marina in Sharm el Mina. The boats normally moor between the fringing reef and the top of the main pinnacle, which reaches up to the surface; making it a popular spot for snorkelers as well as divers. There is a nice sheltered sandy area between the fringing reef and pinnacles which has many pairs of Goby and Shrimp. The pinnacles form a line parallel to the reef plate, which are covered in pretty soft and hard corals. Occasionally currents can pick up especially towards the corner in the direction of Temple.