What to expect:
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Steep drop-offs and strong currents
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Dense soft corals and gorgonians
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Regular sightings of pelagic sharks
Daedalus Reef
The Lighthouse of the Deep South
One of the most remote offshore reefs in the Red Sea, Daedalus is crowned by its iconic historic lighthouse. Fueled by nutrient-rich currents, this reef attracts large schools of hammerhead sharks, trevallies, and elegant manta rays, offering some of the most exhilarating dives in Egypt.
What to expect:
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Open-ocean diving conditions
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Schooling hammerheads and large pelagics
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Powerful currents and blue-water action
Elphinstone Reef
A Legendary Red Sea Icon
Elphinstone is famous for its dramatic north and south plateaus, sheer walls, and vivid soft corals. This legendary reef delivers heart-pounding encounters with grey reef sharks and oceanic whitetip sharks, making it a must-dive site for thrill-seekers and underwater photographers alike.
What to expect:
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Spectacular wall dives
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Rich coral colors and marine life
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Close encounters with large sharks
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