Red Sea Odyssey – Part 3, Northern Reaches Wrecks & Reefs
To state the overly obvious, the Red Sea is not red—unless, of course, you are referring to the vibrant, mesmerizing[…]
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Category: Red Sea
The Red Sea is a narrow tropical sea separating Northeast Africa (Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea) from the Arabian Peninsula (Saudi Arabia, Yemen). Spanning about 1,200 miles / 2,250 km in length, with a maximum depth of over 9,974 feet / 3,000 meters the Red Sea is most famous among scuba divers for its warm, salty, clear waters, vibrant coral reefs and wreck diving.
Red Sea Odyssey Part 2, In-between the North and the South
Following two days diving Daedalus Reef we moved northward to Elphinstone Reef about 22 miles / 35 km east of[…]
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Red Sea Odyssey Part 1 – Into the Deep South
This feature on diving the Red Sea is the first of a three parter that I had originally written for[…]
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