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Tiran to Ras Mohammad
	Whether you are a recently qualified diver, or experienced and self-reliant, the Red Sea diving excursions suit your particular needs. Our dive groups are limited to five buddy teams per guide to ensure that you see more than fins and bubbles. Your daily diving will start at one of the many local dive sites, protected from swell and current. During your first day our guide will brief you on the services available, and help you to design the diving package which suits you best. The choice of diving destination will then be yours to make. The dive boats will transport you in comfort to any of the more than forty dive sites available, and our experienced and friendly staff have the local expertise to ensure that you are fully briefed and prepared for every dive. The boats offer you a high degree of comfort, with saloon, sun-deck, bathroom facilities and a kitchen. Our crews conjure up mouth-watering buffet style meals on a daily basis. Hot and cold drinks are available. All boats are equipped with VHF radios, oxygen, and medic first aid equipment for your safety.

Ras Mohammad to thistlegorm
	Now we head to the southernmost point of the Sinai to one of the most famous diving areas in the world, Ras Mohammed, well known for its sheer walls and huge schools of fish. The first sites are Ras Gozlani and Ras Za'atar, situated on either side of the bay of Marsa Bareika. Both are gentle sloping walls, and make very relaxing drift dives. Jackfish Alley has a sandy "road" where sharks are often seen resting, and exciting swim throughs as well. Shark Observatory is an excellent wall dive and Anemone City, as its name implies, is covered with heaps of different colored anemones. We come now to the most popular dive sites, Shark and Yolanda Reefs. They are two spectacular adjoining coral pinnacles, with the most amazing deep drop offs full of circling schools of varied fish life. Shark Reef is quite literally a breathtaking dive and should rank highly on anyone's list of "must-see" dive sites. Yolanda has the remains of a shipwreck, from which it takes its name, spread across its sandy plateau.

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