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Blue Hole South Reef in Dahab is a world-renowned dive site known for its stunning underwater landscapes and vibrant marine life.
he reef wall drops to over 200 meters, catering to experienced divers seeking excitement. Most divers begin at The Bells, a chimney that leads to depths of around 27 meters, revealing the expansive blue beyond.
The area is home to diverse species, including trevallies, turtles, and sharks like hammerheads and oceanic white tips. The reef is also adorned with colou…
Blue Hole South Reef in Dahab is a world-renowned dive site known for its stunning underwater landscapes and vibrant marine life.
he reef wall drops to over 200 meters, catering to experienced divers seeking excitement. Most divers begin at The Bells, a chimney that leads to depths of around 27 meters, revealing the expansive blue beyond.
The area is home to diverse species, including trevallies, turtles, and sharks like hammerheads and oceanic white tips. The reef is also adorned with colourful corals and unique nudibranchs.
Visibility is typically excellent, ranging from 30 to 40 meters, making it ideal for divers. Be cautious of strong currents, particularly near the Blue Hole.
Accessible for those with an Advanced Open Water certification or higher, this site requires proper training and experience due to its depth and currents.
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