Corel Reef



Coral reefs are one of Nature´s masterpieces, as well as the main reason for diving the Red Sea. The survival of the reef depends on an intricate balance between all components from the tiny polyps which build the calcium carbonate exoskeleton of the reef, to its great pelagic visitors. Each fin-stroke, each unwary movement of the diver may raise a cloud of sediment or worse still, break off a coral branch which will take years to repair.

In order to protect the reef, and to raise divers awareness of their ecological impact, certain areas were designated National Parks by the Egyptian authorities such as ( Ras Mohamed & Nabq).

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Scuba in the Red Sea



The Red Sea has remained wild, relatively untouched, desolate and pristine. It's a fascinating mix of sea teeming with life, and the barren desert surroundings will intrigue you forever. The coast of the red sea is bordered by an extraordinarily long coral reef composed of hard and soft corals extending more than 2000 Kilometers, The Red Sea can become rather cool during the winter months of November through to February and the wearing of wet suits is recommended.

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Diving Courses



The Red Sea is one of the most popular dive destinations in the world, with excellent dive opportunities for the complete beginner, as well as the experienced diver. Year-round sunny weather and ideal sea conditions, makes Sharm El Sheikh unarguably one of the best diver training locations in the world.

If you want to learn to scuba dive, the first step is to take an entry level course. Not sure if a full-blown course is for you? Take a Discover Scuba or Discover Scuba Diving program at One World Divers and experience what you're missing. Kids are welcome too. There are a variety of fun and exciting programs available for them as well.

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Diving around Sharm El Sheikh



Without doubt, Sharm el Sheikh is one of the best diving destinations in the world. It has always been a beautiful place, but never before has it been as famous and comfortable as it is today. Twenty years ago a diving trip was real adventure. Divers had to accept a long trek through the desert and setting up camp at the beach before they could go for a dive. Today, visitors are offered a variety of adventures and luxuries. Four and five star hotels but at the background there is still the never-ending magnitude of the Sinai Desert.

The center of activities where most of the hotels and diving centers are located is Naama Bay, 7 km from the City of Sharm El Sheikh. Due to the great demand new accommodations are also available outside of Naama Bay.Numerous bars, restaurants, shops and the attractive Mediterranean promenade, have made Naama Bay a busy holiday resort.

In the center of Naama Bay, arabic style bazars, shops and coffee houses invite the visitor for a stroll and shopping for typical souvenirs and handicrafts. A variety of bars, discos and even a casino offer entertainment until late into the night.

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