Are you an experienced diver looking for new action?  The Southern Red Sea is fast gaining popularity with more advanced divers wanting to get away from the crowds up north. To keep you in the swim with all the best dive sites, we have re-vamped our destination descriptions to give you the inside view.

Now you can find out all you need to know to better plan your next diving trip with a quick foray into our Southern Red Sea dive site section, from Safaga down to Brothers, Daedalus Reef, Elphinstone at Marsa Alam, and then to the “Deep South” at Fury Shoals, Zarbagad and Rocky islands and St. John’s Reef.

If you have logged over 50 dives and enjoy navigating strong currents, then you will be rewarded with many pelagic sightings. Due to the Brothers‘ proximity to the open ocean, interactions with awe-inspiring whitetips, hammerhead sharks and silvertips are likely.

Diving deep along Rocky Island’s northern coastline will bring you face-to-face with Napoleon wrasse, or travel to the eastern point to be engulfed by large shoals of surgeonfish.

The vibrant reef health at St John’s attracts numerous species from green turtles to bluespotted stingrays. Or you could take a break from intense drift dives with a gentle swim-through at ‘Dangerous’ Reef.

Its always best to plan your dive ahead and know whether to take your camera to capture colourful nudibranchs, or an SMB for strong surface currents. So visit our Southern Red Sea dive site descriptions and let us know what you think.

Most of the Southern Red Sea dive sites can only be dived from a liveaboard as the distance from shore precludes day trips.

For more information on the best quality Red Sea liveaboard for your next diving holiday contact Dive The World on +66 (0)94 582 7973 / (0)83 505 7794 or you could send us an email.