Enter the Blue Hole, via a ‘bell tower’ type shaft that brings you out at 30 meters to start your dive. This impressive wall-dive drops off to 1000 meters & with 50 meter plus visibility, the views into the blue are just awe-inspiring. Experience the vast blueness & huge schools of fish, as well as seeing a Hawksbill Turtle who might cruse alongside you.

This large crack in the reef table, formed millions of years ago has left this impressive cavern/canyon in its wake. Glide slowly down into the dark recesses of the crack to 30 meters (humming the Mission Impossible theme tune in your head is optional) & look back with awe at the view back up into the light & bubbles. A chance to spot the rare Red Sea Walkman, as well seeing the stunning Red Sea anemone; home to our friend the Clown Fish.

We are lucky that Eel Garden is our House Reef because it is one of the most beautiful dive sites in Dahab. Light & colours, reflected by the moon-like sandy slopes, makes this site so distinctive. Watch the Garden Eels swaying in the current, & disappear into the sand as you approach. Expect to see also large schools of Fusiliers, Purple Tang & Orange Spined Unicornfish.

The Islands was described by the ‘Sunday Times’ as the best dive site in Dahab. There are 3 main Islands, formed from vast cathedrals of coral. This shallow dive is an underwater maze of colour & light which affords you a rare chance to swim with a huge school of ‘Yellowtail Barracuda’ as well as sightings of many different varieties of Parrott Fish, Scorpion Fish & a colourful collection of Xmas Tree Worms.

Set in the stunning Southern Oasis area, south of Dahab. Om Sid dive site shows off some of the finest table corals in the area, which always turns up interesting aquatic life such as: Torpedo Rays & Blue Spotted Rays, as well as the occasional Hawksbill Turtle, but there are also some rare Nudi Branchs for those eagle eyed divers.

This site is based at the ‘Canyon’ dive site. Exiting the shallow entry lagoon, you turn right & find yourself away from the crowds & able to enjoy this shallow dive, with small coves weaving in & out of the coast –line, showing off it colours in spectacular form. A great place to spot the rare ‘Red Sea Walkman’ & fab for photography too.

A shallow dive, consisting of three light filled, shallow pools, warm & teaming with life. There follows a drop off, following the coastline south with large pinnacles home to many species, to explore. Huge varieties of fish life can be enjoyed here such as the huge Blue Trigger Fish as well as large schools of indigenous Butterfly Fish.

‘Helal’ means crescent in Arabic & is our family name too, so it kinda feels like our family dive site! This dive is based around a coral formation shaped like a crescent. With light reflecting sandy lagoons on both sides’ it is home to large table corals & is one of the most impressive & diverse sites in Dahab, with plenty of fish life to keep you entertained including large schools of Sweet Lips.