Aeolus

Tower is one of the Sharm el Sheikh local dive sites which offers stunning topography with a dramatic U-Shaped vertical wall formation. This site is normally dived as a drift dive in a southerly direction towards Naama Bay, but can also be dived as a shore dive. Drop in on the wall and swim towards the U-shaped cutting. Just before the entry to this open cutting , there is a pinnacle rising up like a ‘tower’ hence the dive sites name. After exploring the vertical canyon and admiring the amazing light the dive continues along the gently reef slope and can finish on the plateau of the site named Sodfa which has a collection of delicate fan corals

This is an easy dive site suitable for every level of diver and also snorkelers. There’s a sandy plateau and at the drop off you can find shelters full of marine life. There are many coral blocks and pinnacles to explore.

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.

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!

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

Naama Bay is a huge bay in the center of the Sharm el Sheikh resort and it just happens to be our very special House Reef. The Red Sea Diving College is literally steps away from the beach entry to this site. Due to the shallow incline of the bay and the large soft sandy patches it is used as the premiere training site from PADI Bubblemakers up to PADI IDC training. However it should not be dismissed as just a place to train. Dive a little deeper into the bay and you will be greeted with vast sea grass fields with hundreds of small critters to spot and grazing rays and turtles. There are large coral pinnacles with a plethora of fish life from tiny reflective glass fish to shy sleek Moray Eels.