Red Sea briefing: Marsa Alam

Healthy reefs, large pelagic visitors, life-encrusted pinnacles,high-energy dropoffs, an interesting network of caves and coral-blanketed wrecks, Marsa Alam's 100km-long stretch of coast offers incredible variety and promise for underwater visitors of all levels. more...

Red Sea briefing: El Quseir

If history is not your thing, there are always the sandy beaches, desert and resort hotels to explore and enjoy. Windsurfing, kayaking and small catamaran sailing are also on offer to those wishing to try out other water-based sports. more...

Red Sea briefing: Safaga and Soma Bay

...Located in a wide sandy bay, the beach resorts cater mainly to divers, windsurfers and families with children. The resort is also famous for its black sand dunes and mineral springs, which are thought to have specific characteristics for the remedy of rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis...
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Red Sea briefing: Makadi Bay

There are a number of excursions easily arranged to interesting places such as the Giftun Island National Park and the famous ancient monasteries of St Anthony and St Paul. more...

Red Sea briefing: Hurghada

...The town's new marina has added another level of luxury for liveaboard travellers with a wealth of shops, cafes, restaurants and bars to chill out on the last day of trips - just a short walk from the dive deck. more...

Red Sea briefing: El Gouna

...There are dives to suit all levels of experience, from beginners to experienced and technical-qualified divers. All the dive sites are within a 30-minute to two-hour boat journey... more...