Far Beyond the Mainstream: Free Diving Dahab's Canyon
Free diving the Canyon in Dahab, Gulf of Aqaba
Located in the middle between the straits of Tiran in the south and the borders of Israel, Egypt and Jordan in the north of the eastern coastline of the Sinai Peninsula at 28°33.294N , 34°31.257E the reef along the coast of the Gulf of Aqaba has a large gap and a small entry, the Fish Bowl at 14m that leads into the Canyon down to a sandy platform at 30m and an exit at 18m just vertically above.
Amazing, sportive and very individual, this free dive in Dahab's Canyon without any scuba gear, but with a very specialized free diving equipment, spectacular!
The reef starts right on the beach and the Canyon isn't far away. It's an excellent scuba dive site, too, especially early in the morning when the sun comes up, later in the day it's a bit crowded due to its popularity. It's recommended for advanced divers.
Dahab is an entry point to a series of spectacular dive sites. Very experienced technical divers know, that the Canyon has a second exit at 52m and a last one at 75m just before the drop-off into the abyss, well there is also Neptune's Chair a bit further below. And the famous Blue Hole. Check out the Blue Hole Project.
Finding Rosalie Moller on the Northern Safari Route
Featuring Jolanda Reef, Carnatic, SS Thistlegorm, Rosalie Moller
The southern scuba diving safari tour through the Red Sea near Elphinstone or Brother Islands usually is very exciting and meets even the highest level of expectations inducing thrilling moments diving with Oceanic White Tip Sharks even for advanced and professional divers while the northern safari route through the Red Sea is famous for its sunken ship wrecks.
The Video features the Jolanda Reef near Sharm el Sheik (one of the most famous of the northern Red Sea dive sites, but very busy) and famous ship wrecks such as the Carnatic (one of the older wrecks in the Red Sea), the SS Thistlegorm (busy as Piccadilly Circus) and the Rosalie Moller (one of the best wreck dives in the Red Sea), which can be found at 27° 39' 03" N, 33° 46' 17"E West of Gobal Sheghir (Northern Red Sea) in a depth starting at 17m (top of Forward Mast) down to 50 m at Bows and best be visited by Safari Boat from Hurghada and occasionally from Sharm El Sheikh and is recommended to advanced scuba divers due to it's depth.
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Thrilling Moments Diving with Oceanic White Tip Sharks
Red Sea Diving Safari: Marsa Shagra, Southern Egypt
Amazing: Being so close to Oceanic White Tip sharks that one could touch them - probably the guy in the boat thinks about whether to dive or better not.
Extensive opportunity watching Oceanic White Tips swimming towards the camera, circling underneath and swimming away again, fantastic pictures and thrilling scenes throughout the video.
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Maldives are famous for their short, but powerful sunsets. Just before the sun sinks in the ocean it's the best time to experience a beautiful colored spectacle. One minute later it's dark. An excellent shot!
Air 32°C, water 28°C, 60 m visibility underwater, blue sky, white sand, turquoise water, light breeze and riffled water. Just perfect to go for a dive to Fairy Tale Reef 45 min. by boat from Meeru Island to see the amazing overhangs.
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