Kharar beach is a big dive spot. the dive site had easy entrance in water. coral reef line not visited by many divers. fish in this spot is curious to explore divers rather than scared. the coral reef is far from any capital city or cause of pollution and is beautiful and healthy.

20 minutes away from abo madafea by boat , excellent for photography and snorkeling with very easy terrain which 15 meters at most and the average depth is 12m

There are types of sharks, tuna, barracuda and dolphins, characterized by currents and good visibility, there are caves in it, and there is an area behind the Abu almadafea that is useful for snorkeling and swimming.

Ann Ann is the largest wreck dive in Jeddah. The wreck is in very good condition and is suitable for intermediate and expert divers. The wreck is located between two reefs and reaches a depth of 30 meters and starts at around 14 meters. In 2022 in fell onto its side during a storm and now rests on its side.

Few minutes due north west from North Khaleej Salman, very shallow area, sheltered inner reef, with some marine life, there is small fish everywhere

Duqis is an atoll located approximately 6 km from the coast of Jeddah, the circumference of the island is 3 km. The island has excellent visibility throughout the year and increases during the winter. The island has multiple depths that allow it to be ideal for snorkeling and novice divers and more experienced divers as well.

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.

A reef island creating a living habitat for plenty of fish and corals. Easy entry from boat and always protected from rough waves and currents. Marine interaction in the area is very interesting as in the north of the island lives a school of Trevally that feeds on early morning. Excellent location for beginners

In the southwest corner of Jeddah lies Abu Tair Island, home to the wreck of the famous Greek ship Stavronisos. This area is also known as the “Cable Wreck“ due to the massive cables, fences, and steel bundles scattered across the seafloor.

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.