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Reefs, wrecks & PADI courses — across Egypt's Red Sea coast.
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Two guided dives at Umm Gamar or Careless Reef, reached fast by private speedboat.
No licence, no problem — your first real dive on a shallow reef with a PADI instructor.
The full entry-level certification: 3–4 days to become a licensed diver to 18 m.
Level up in 2 days with 5 adventure dives including deep and underwater navigation.
See the reef come alive after dark — a single guided night dive with torches provided.
Two-day breath-hold course: theory, relaxation and your first dives to around 20 m on one breath.
A half-day intro to freediving — learn to relax, breathe up and glide down on one breath.
Fast speedboat to Abu Ramada, the reef nicknamed 'the Aquarium' for its dense fish life.
Dive the 'ship graveyard' of Abu Nuhas — the Giannis D and Carnatic wrecks on one boat day.
A long day to the world-famous WWII wreck of the Thistlegorm — cargo holds of trucks, bikes and guns.
The most rewarding PADI course — learn to prevent and manage diving emergencies over 3–4 days.
A one-day specialty: dive longer and safer on enriched air — theory plus two optional dives.
Take your freediving deeper: free-immersion and constant-weight technique to around 30 m.
Two guided dives for the certified half of the group while everyone else gets the beach — one boat, both holidays.
The half-course for time-poor holidays: two days to a 12 m guided-diving certification, upgradeable to Open Water later.
Rusty after a few dry years? Half a day of skills and a guided reef dive brings it all back before the real trips.
Extend your ceiling to 40 metres over two days — the prerequisite builder for Thistlegorm's holds and the BDE route.
Learn lines, lights and penetration planning with the Abu Nuhas graveyard as your classroom.
Two torch-lit training dives that turn the night reef from spooky to addictive.
Natural references, compass runs and search patterns — the skill that makes every future dive calmer.
One day that fixes your trim, halves your air consumption and saves the coral — the best-reviewed specialty there is.
Giftun's walls provide the current, we provide the technique — reels, SMBs and relaxed drift procedure.
Camera setup, lighting and buoyancy-for-photographers across two guided reef dives — rental rigs available.
Twin cylinders, better trim and long, quiet dives — the tech-lite configuration taught over two days.
Four to eight weeks from experienced diver to dive professional, mentored inside a working Hurghada centre.
First scuba bubbles in confined shallow water for kids from eight — pure grinning, zero pressure.
Your own guide, your two sites, your pace — valet diving for buddy pairs who've earned a lazy day.
A pro shooter dives with you and delivers an edited gallery — the dive you'll actually be able to show people.
The area's most underrated dive: a southern plateau of caves and pinnacles wrapped in glassfish.
Twin open-sea ergs rising from the deep — moray city, still-day magic and real blue-water atmosphere.
The classic soft-coral drift along Small Giftun's wall, ending on a sandy plateau of blue-spotted rays.
Giftun's curved reef with reliable turtle traffic and easy profiles — a perfect second-day site.
Sheltered coral garden at training-friendly depths — ideal for fresh certifications and returning families.
Dive the Dolphin House plateau — superb hard coral either way, with a real chance the pod joins your safety stop.
Hurghada harbour's own wreck: a 1969 minesweeper at 25–32 m, paired with a reef second dive.
A calm-day playground of coral towers on sand — macro life, easy navigation, endless photo angles.
The south-coast sleeper: seagrass meadows with turtle traffic and a quiet cape reef.
The current-day adrenaline pick — a flying drift past debris fields and patrolling trevally.
The connoisseur's deep WWII collier at 30–50 m — tech or proven-deep divers only, vetted at booking.
One-to-one line coaching for certified freedivers chasing relaxed depth — video review included.
Learn the dolphin kick in a pool session — the most fun a single fin can legally be.
Certified freedivers only: a guided breath-hold day at Sha'ab El Erg, where the pod sometimes joins the quiet ones.
