Frequently Serviced Dive Sites

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Centrum Nurkowe Aqarium, 78-100 Kołobrzeg

Panorama Reef North (★4.5)

Panorama Reef is one of the top dive sites in the Safaga area. The reef formation and location attract all the amazing large marine species that you would expect to see in the deep blue. Two different dives can be done here: north and south Plato. Both dives average 0 to 40m plus in depth.
ORCA DIVE CLUB SOMA BAY, Soma Bay

Tobia Soraya (★4.4)

Shaab Soraya is a small, isolated reef near Safaga with shallow plateaus and steep drop-offs. The topography is compact, featuring coral blocks and sandy areas. Depending on conditions, mild to moderate currents.
ORCA DIVE CLUB SOMA BAY, Soma Bay

Tobia Kebir (★4.4)

An easy dive without much current, therefore suitable for beginner divers. From Tobia Kebir, you can make 3 different dives. Also diveable in bad weather.
Volkert Dive Center - Safaga, Ägypten, Red Sea Safaga

Tobia Island (★4.3)

Tobia Island is a shallow reef near Safaga featuring a central sandbank surrounded by coral formations. Small ergs, seagrass areas and sandy patches define the topography. Usually calm conditions with little current.
Centrum Nurkowe Aqarium, 78-100 Kołobrzeg

Sha’ab Sheer East (★4.4)

This rest area is popular and frequented by safari boats due to its large, quiet and safe dock. The reef begins only a few inches below the surface and at low tide, the tips of the coral heads break through the surface.
Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Sha’ab Sheer West (★4.4)

This is a great dive site for all levels of diver with bottom depths from 14- 30m. Be aware that in the channel there can be a little stronger current, making it nearly impossible to get through. Because of this, you can only dive the inside area.
Mares

Middle Reef Safaga (★4.4)

Approx. 90-minute boat ride but worth the trip. From 5 to over 40m deep everything available to see. This is a nice dive site for one way drift dives. Many blocks form a kind of fun labyrinth.
Mares

Abu Kafan (★4.3)

Abu Kafan is a long, narrow reef with a large plateau running north to south. Roughly translated, Abu Karan means “father of the deep.“ This steep wall drops vertically to well over the 100 meters deep.