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128 experiences across Egypt's Red Sea coast.
The famous village model for a day: unlimited shore diving on one of the Red Sea's great house reefs.
The quiet mid-south village: two guided dives on reefs that see a handful of divers a day.
Fury Shoals' doorstep — two dives from the deep-south village where the reef system begins.
A coral-clad tugboat you can circle in a single dive, set in one of Fury Shoals' prettiest gardens.
Turquoise pools, hard-coral fields and a tiny sailboat wreck — the south at its most photogenic.
Elongated plateau, sheer corners and the shark-watch spots the guides keep for good divers.
A maze of coral pinnacles at friendly depths — pure fun navigation through canyon after canyon.
The lighthouse reef by speedboat in calm season — hammerhead odds at the north point for advanced divers.
The south-road double: a gentle house-reef dive, then the Hamada wreck fifty metres along the shore.
Coastal-desert trails on automatic quads — the standard sunset product, finally available in the south.
Roll-cage buggies on the southern gravel — the louder sibling for pairs.
Morning wadi safari, afternoon in the turtle bay — a pairing only the south's geography allows.
A permitted night inside the national park — fire, stars and the desert waking up around you.
Ospreys, herons and flamingo season in an official Important Bird Area — scopes and checklist provided.
Paddle the channels between mangrove islets — herons at eye level, water like glass.
Coffee ceremony, crafts and storytelling with an Ababda community, on fair revenue-share terms.
A guided hike through Rome's Mons Smaragdus — emerald-mine ruins scattered along a desert valley.
Darker than anything near Hurghada — tripods, tuition and a Milky Way core you can see unaided.
Moonrise out of the Red Sea from a quiet beach fire — held only on the calendar's right nights.
The working fishing town's harbour restaurants — the day's catch singari-style, with transport and a host.
Tanoura, live oud and belly dance at partner-resort amphitheatres — open to outside guests through us.
A staged beach fire, hidden photographer and the southern stars as witnesses — the south's yes-beach.
The deep-south flat lagoon with a fraction of El Gouna's traffic — day sessions to week-long camps.
IKO instruction on uncrowded southern water — kite control to body-drags with nobody to dodge.
