Dive into the Red Sea of Aqaba

Smooth Current

When it comes to scuba diving, water currents are crucial. As compared to other seas, the Red Sea faces fewer storms and weak winds. As a result, the water is almost quiet and has weak tides. This is why it offers a safe and ideal destination for beginner scuba divers.

Colourful Coral Reefs

Most recreational divers choose the Red Sea for scuba diving to witness the beautiful coral reefs found there. Coral reefs are sea animals that grow around rocks and work as shelters for fish. The coral reefs found in the Red Sea are known for their ability to withstand extreme temperatures without dying. Scientists believe that understanding the properties of these reefs can save other endangered coral reef species.

Variety of Dives

As mentioned above, the Red Sea is 1,930 km long, so it has many diving sites and some of these are incredibly beautiful and equally known among scuba divers. For instance, the most popular dives include Japanese Garden, the Cedar Pride Shipwreck, Gorgon I, Seven sisters, and the Tank.

If you have plans for diving in the Red Sea of Aqaba, then let us take care of your scuba diving experience. We offer daily boat dives for both divers and snorkelers. You can enjoy a day on the boat with lunch and soft drinks included. Or if you prefer, to enjoy shore diving, you can have that too. If you are ready to be certified as a diver, we also offer professional and certified PADI courses. Coral Garden Diving Center offers beginner, advanced, and PADI professional courses. We will make sure that you have a smooth and memorable scuba diving experience in the Gulf of Aqaba.

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