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Thanks for coming to this web-site. Here you will find extensive information about everything related to Sinai (Sharm El Sheikh, Dahab, Nuweiba, & Taba); a combination of informative text, photos and videos on the reality of south sinai. This site is grouped by location in South Sinai, with is further split into activities, diving, food & drink, shopping and nightlife. Don't forget to view or download our monthly digital edition. All About Sinai Holiday Handbook distributed in Sinai. It's got all you need to know to assist you in having the best of your holiday while in Sinai.

Jack Fish Alley
This site is also known as Fisherman's Bank and Stingray Alley. It is named after the fact that there is an abundance of jack fish here. The northern end of the site features a downward sloping wall with lots of interesting things to see as the wall is porous and houses many life forms.

Submarine Trip
If you’re looking for something a bit more exciting, there are about five submarines to choose from for some firsthand underwater experience where you can explore the world beneath the waves

Ras Zaatar
Descending to 30 meters against the steep reef wall you will see spectacular gorgonian fan corals in huge overhangs and colonies of black coral.

The Taste of Hard Rock
If you are looking for a change of a scene, want to combine good music, dancing and delicious meal, then you should consider visiting ‘Hard Rock Café’ – the world’s leading chain in service and entertainment, which needs no introduction.

Light House
This is a fine dive, with a good range of features and depths to suit all levels of diver. Located just offshore at the lighthouse in Dahab bay, it features a sloping reef extending north around an outthrust point of land. This section, while excellent in profile and layout, is looking a bit tired and worn. Large pinnacles extend out from the point, reaching depths of more than 25m (80ft) before tailing off to a series of smaller coral heads reaching off into the depths. The reef then gives way to a wide, featureless sand slope before reaching a second sloping coral wall to the north.







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