Red Sea Dive Sites

Jacques Cousteau once said "The Red Sea is a corridor of marvels - the happiest hours of my diving experience have been spent there". That statement is as true today as it was when Jacques Cousteau explored here in the 1950's and 60's. Many divers still spend many happy hours diving the Egyptian Red Sea, whether it's the Tiran Reefs or the wreck of the Thistlegorm in the north or the Brother Islands in the central Red Sea or the huge reefs of St Johns and Elphinstone in the deep south. One could spend a lifetime here and never see it all.

To give you a deeper insight into the dive sites of the Red Sea, Emperor Divers has brought together a wealth of knowledge, information and experience gathered over many years by experienced staff.

Here you will find brief descriptions of some of the sites and marine life that you may encounter on a dive holiday with Emperor Divers. Choose from our centres in Hurghada, Sharm El Sheikh, Nuweiba or Marsa Alam or from one of our fleet of liveaboard dive boats that operates from Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh in the north and Marsa Alam in the south. Here's to memorable diving in the magnificent Red Sea!

Please note: To dive Ras Mohammed, Dunraven and Thistlegorm and to travel to Cairo or outside of Sinai, please ensure you get the 'full Egypt' visa. This can be arranged and paid for on arrival at the airport and is valid for one month. Alternatively a visa can be obtained from the Egyptian consulate prior to arrival.