SS Umbria

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.

A melted ship containing pieces of marble, was used to transport marble, reported that it sank in 1979. It is located on the coast of the city of Jeddah in the north, you can reach it by boat in a short time. It’s suitable for beginners because it’s in shallow water with a depth ranging between 8-16m.

90km south of Jeddah, this site is accessible by safari boats. the site is exciting with plenty of exotic marine life, large reef pinnacles, the reef start from 11 meters and goes to 23 meters not far away. the current is changing from no current to strong current and visibility fluctuates from medium to excellent

this site is 50km away from Jeddah Creek, the site contains excellent healthy coral formations, however it is not large formations. it is away from fishermen and the site is undamaged by humans. there is no coral bleaching and the depth is excellent for all dive levels as it only reaches 25 meters around the reef.

Long reef south reef is named because it’s the longest reef in Allaith region. it’s a long part of coral reef with decline 70-80 meters on the east and west side. It’s 55 km from the beach. contain south reef from 35 to 25 meter with decline everywhere

Malathu island contains plateau with 25 m long decline to 35 m. below is another plateau on 45 m and 60 m, there’s severe decline on both sides. locates south of malathu island.

one of the 4 major reefs of the Farasan banks, located 48 km from Allith. the east side of this reef slopes from 0 to 500 meters and is full of caves and caverns. on the north plateau is known for high current and is locally called the washing machine.

Anas Reef is a coral island located in the general vicinity of Abu Tair area, the reef is healthy and has plenty to offer, sponges in the reef makes for clear waters year round for excellent visibility. sharks and rays are common site as well as all the typical fishes you expect to see in the red sea

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 find inside the wreck. Ran aground on 20/11/1976. and on 22/11/1976 All of ship crew was saved.

The Coral Garden near the Chicken Wreck contains wonderful and diverse coral life. The depth reaches from 15 to 20 metres. The site can be reached by boat in a short time.