Rocky, Zabargad, St. John's (RZS)
A voyage into Egypt's deep south: lush coral gardens, dramatic drop-offs and sites only safari boats reach, with sharks, mantas and dolphins on the cards.
- Duration
- 7 nights
- Ports
- Port Ghalib → Port Ghalib
Dive highlights
Abu Dabbab
Coral gardens and a canyon swim-through near Marsa Alam, with a small liveaboard wreck resting on the slope. Depths run to around 30–40 m.
Marsa Shouna (Turtle Bay)
A shallow, sea-grass bay where large turtles graze and dugongs are occasionally seen, with coral gardens and pinnacles nearby.
Rocky Island / SS Maiden
Steep walls dropping into the blue, dressed in soft coral and black coral trees, where steady currents keep marine life abundant.
St. John's
A group of reefs on the Tropic of Cancer inside Elba National Park, with caves, plateaus and some of the most untouched coral in Egypt.
Wadi El Gemal
A vast protected marine area south of Marsa Alam with hundreds of coral species and islands that serve as bird breeding grounds.
Zabargad
The largest island in Egypt's southern Red Sea, offering both wall and shallow dives over pristine hard and soft coral.