The Far Garden dive site is a very interesting area. From pinnacles to drop-offs and canyons to caves, you will find everything here. Even with these exciting features, this site is suitable for all levels of divers and snorkelers alike.

Shark’s Bay is one of the most common dive sites in SSH. The bay formation and it’s easy access attract snorkelers and divers of all levels. The gentle sloping bottom makes it perfect for conducting courses. A dive to the north or to the south reef can be done; both are great dives.

The Middle Garden is an easy and nice dive site, suitable for every level of diver and snorkelers alike. There are sandy roads and as well a drop off. This site has a mooring line.

This is a very beautiful dive site with a lot to explore. There is a coral garden, pinnacles, a drop-off, and even a dead area. This site is suitable for all diver levels and also snorkelers.

The Fiddle Garden is found right next to the Far Garden dive site. It is a reef wall with a drop-off and suitable for every diver level. The sandy plateau is covered with pinnacles and coral blocks.

One of the most prestigious House Reefs located on the coast of Sharm, the sandy slopy topography provides home to a wide variety of Red Sea Marine Life, colonies of hard and soft corals, and beautiful pinnacles engulfed in coral reef. This dive site is the perfect start for experienced and beginner divers.

The reef wall drops away to a sandy plateau at about 13m, at the center is a gully with swim throughs at 10m and 35m. There is an eel garden to the north.

Naama Bay is a sheltered Bay where you can find coral blocks in different sizes. Between these blocks are sea grass areas and sandy bottom. And in some areas are artificial reefs and as well a sunken zodiac.

Naama Bay with a shallow sloping bottom, is ideal for courses and as a protected bay home to many juvenile fishes, eagle rays, large turtles are often found on the seagrass so also very exciting for certified divers. If you are interested in Macro Marine Life- this dive site is perfect for you.

This site was named as a tribute to an underwater camera-man, Bob Johnson, who worked in the area for many years. It is sheltered from the waves and wind and usually has weak currents.