Red Sea diving

Sharm El Sheikh Diving

Sharm El Sheikh sits at the southern tip of South Sinai with daily access to Ras Mohammed National Park, the Straits of Tiran, and the SS Thistlegorm wreck. Site guides, marine life and trip planning

Sharm El Sheikh sits at the southern tip of South Sinai with daily access to Ras Mohammed National Park, the Straits of Tiran, and the SS Thistlegorm wreck. Site guides, marine life and trip planning for diving in Sharm.

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Sharm El Sheikh Featured Sharm El Sheikh coastline with Sinai mountains and Red Sea coral reef
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Why Book Your Next Diving Trip to Sharm El Sheikh?

6 min read

Sharm El Sheikh sits between Sinai's mountains and the Red Sea — daily access to Ras Mohammed, Tiran Island, the SS Thistlegorm wreck and Dahab. Here's why we love diving from this hub.

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Sharm El Sheikh Featured SS Thistlegorm wreck Red Sea motorbikes cargo hold
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Diving the Thistlegorm – Complete 2026 Wreck Guide

12 min read

The world's most famous wreck dive — cargo holds, motorbikes, rifles, locomotives. Everything you need to know about depth, currents, penetration routes and booking from Sharm or Hurghada.

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All Red Sea Salem Express wreck Safaga
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Salem Express — Egypt's Maritime Tomb

10 min read

A 115-metre passenger ferry that sank in 1991 carrying hundreds of pilgrims home from Mecca. The wreck, the history, and the ethical question every diver must answer for themselves.

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Sharm El Sheikh Ras Ghamila shore diving Sharm El Sheikh
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Ras Ghamila — Our Sharm House Reef

9 min read

Sharm's most northerly local dive site, accessed directly from our Coral Sea Imperial base. The biggest sea fan forest in Sharm, drift dive to Enterprise Passage, day or night.

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Sharm El Sheikh Jackson Reef diving Tiran
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Jackson Reef — Tiran's Best Drift Dive

9 min read

Sharm's fastest, most dramatic drift dive. Hammerhead schools in late summer, walls dropping into infinite blue, the visible remains of the Lara shipwreck.

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