Bayadah (بياضة)

A suitable dive site for beginners and advanced divers alike. The site is a coral island. A fire coral garden line is connected to the west side of the island.

M.V. Glaros was a 60m diesel refrigerator vessel. It rests on its side at around 20m depth. It is known as ’Chicken Wreck’ due to its cargo of frozen chickens which can still be found inside the hold.It ran aground on the 20/11/76 and later sank on the 22/11/76. All crew were rescued.

The Bahadur Resort House Reef is a great dive site for entry-level and intermediate level divers. The site is full of colorful coral and busy fish life.

Sheraton Beach Resort offers a shore dive typical of the Saudi Red Sea shoreline. This private resort offers beach access for expats and registered instructors

La Plague Resort house reef is an excellent location for diving and snorkeling alike. Located at the Jeddah Creek entrance, this site allows for a high flow of fish species going in and out of the creek. The site is well maintained and suitable for all diver levels.

Ann Ann is the larges shipwreck available for diving in Jeddah, the wreck is in a very good shape, the wreck is suitable for intermediate and expert divers, the wtreck is trapped between two reefs and reaches a depth of 30 meters and starts at around 14 meters.

Kharrar beach is a great dive spot, the location has relatively easy entrance to the water, the reef line has not been visited by many divers. the fish in this spot are curious to the diver humans instead of being afraid. located away from any major cities or pollution causes, the corals are healthy and beautiful

The Blue Belt Wreck (Toyota Wreck), was a Saudi Arabian general cargo vessel with a length of 103 meters. Launched in 1950, she was sailing from Jeddah to Port Sudan with a cargo of Toyota vehicles and spare parts when she struck the reef in 1977. She now lies upside down on the slope between 21 - 90 meters.

SS Umbria was a war supply ship build in 1912 in Germany at a length of 155 meters. In 1940 the ship was scuttled. SS Umbria lies on her port side at maximum depth of 38 metres. She’s considered one of the best wrecks in the world. For Extended Range Wreck divers it is possible to do much penetration.

St. John’s Island contains six dive spots. With the combination of healthy hard and soft corals and active currents, these sites attact large marine life. The main reef starts around 9m deep and slopes deeper until you hit the drop-off.