Diving in the Middle East
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Eagle Bay Salalah, Oman
Beautiful, sheltered beach, large sandy patch in the center with a long sloping coral bank on the south side of the bay and numerous rock and coral outcrops on the north side, 5-15m, this is an excellent site for Turtles, Eagle rays, large Batfish and Boxfish. -
Eagle Bay Salalah, Oman
Beautiful, sheltered beach, large sandy patch in the center with a long sloping coral bank on the south side of the bay and numerous rock and coral outcrops on the north side, 5-15m, this is an excellent site for Turtles, Eagle rays, large Batfish and Boxfish. -
Boiler Wreck Saudi Arabia
Unanimous choice as the number one dive in SaudiArabia. Not just because for the coal-fired ship that lays on itsstarboard side at 18 m, but because of the overall dive profile offeredat this location. The dive boat drops the divers off in open water 50 mwest of the wreck where they descend to the… -
Boiler Wreck Saudi Arabia
Unanimous choice as the number one dive in SaudiArabia. Not just because for the coal-fired ship that lays on itsstarboard side at 18 m, but because of the overall dive profile offeredat this location. The dive boat drops the divers off in open water 50 mwest of the wreck where they descend to the… -
Boiler Wreck Saudi Arabia
Unanimous choice as the number one dive in SaudiArabia. Not just because for the coal-fired ship that lays on itsstarboard side at 18 m, but because of the overall dive profile offeredat this location. The dive boat drops the divers off in open water 50 mwest of the wreck where they descend to the… -
Boiler Wreck Saudi Arabia
Unanimous choice as the number one dive in SaudiArabia. Not just because for the coal-fired ship that lays on itsstarboard side at 18 m, but because of the overall dive profile offeredat this location. The dive boat drops the divers off in open water 50 mwest of the wreck where they descend to the… -
Boiler Wreck Saudi Arabia
Unanimous choice as the number one dive in SaudiArabia. Not just because for the coal-fired ship that lays on itsstarboard side at 18 m, but because of the overall dive profile offeredat this location. The dive boat drops the divers off in open water 50 mwest of the wreck where they descend to the… -
Boiler Wreck Saudi Arabia
Unanimous choice as the number one dive in SaudiArabia. Not just because for the coal-fired ship that lays on itsstarboard side at 18 m, but because of the overall dive profile offeredat this location. The dive boat drops the divers off in open water 50 mwest of the wreck where they descend to the… -
Boiler Wreck Saudi Arabia
Unanimous choice as the number one dive in SaudiArabia. Not just because for the coal-fired ship that lays on itsstarboard side at 18 m, but because of the overall dive profile offeredat this location. The dive boat drops the divers off in open water 50 mwest of the wreck where they descend to the… -
Boiler Wreck Saudi Arabia
Unanimous choice as the number one dive in SaudiArabia. Not just because for the coal-fired ship that lays on itsstarboard side at 18 m, but because of the overall dive profile offeredat this location. The dive boat drops the divers off in open water 50 mwest of the wreck where they descend to the… -
Dolphin Reef Dolphin Reef, Israel
Bottlenose dolphins enclosed in a natural pool by nets. -
CORAL GARDENS Fujeirah, United Arab Emirates
THE BEST CORAL GARDEN AND MARINE LIFE . -
SHARK ISLAND Fujeirah, United Arab Emirates
REEF AREA AND YOU CAN SEE THERE A LOT OF MARINE LIFE AND SOMETIMES YOU CAN SEE THE BLACK TIP SHARK. -
CEMENT BARGE Dubai, United Arab Emirates
if you need more information you can found it at our diving map. -
ZAINAB Dubai, United Arab Emirates
if you want more information you can found it at our diving map. -
NEPTUNE Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Wreck Ship , if you want more information you can found it at our diving map. -
MARIAM EXPRESS Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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HAMMOUR BARGE Dubai, United Arab Emirates
WRECK BARGE AT DUBAI , THERE IS A LOT MARINE LIFE OVER THERE . -
Cement Ship Salalah, Oman
800m off the first headland is another wreck, an old cement ship which had foundered in the Port. It was subsequently taken out to open water and sunk in 30+m and is an excellent dive for the Advanced Diver, with the possibility of full penetration in three different parts of the wreck. Large shoals… -
Cement Ship Salalah, Oman
800m off the first headland is another wreck, an old cement ship which had foundered in the Port. It was subsequently taken out to open water and sunk in 30+m and is an excellent dive for the Advanced Diver, with the possibility of full penetration in three different parts of the wreck. Large shoals… -
Cement Ship Salalah, Oman
800m off the first headland is another wreck, an old cement ship which had foundered in the Port. It was subsequently taken out to open water and sunk in 30+m and is an excellent dive for the Advanced Diver, with the possibility of full penetration in three different parts of the wreck. Large shoals… -
Cement Ship Salalah, Oman
800m off the first headland is another wreck, an old cement ship which had foundered in the Port. It was subsequently taken out to open water and sunk in 30+m and is an excellent dive for the Advanced Diver, with the possibility of full penetration in three different parts of the wreck. Large shoals… -
China wreck Salalah, Oman
A stunning dive site, approximately 100m off the beach in depths of between 4 and 10m.The wreck is a 19th century Portuguese ship, possibly one of the first steel steam boats due to the fact that the anchors are of the type that had been used on wooden boats. The wreck is in pieces although many… -
Rocky beach Salalah, Oman
A large bay with many different routes to dive. Like Turtle Alley, it can be difficult to access early in the season due to the kelp, but also has many alleys, rock and coral outcrops and sandy patches. Many different varieties of Moray Eel are seen at this site, from the small Grey Moray,… -
Turtle Alley Salalah, Oman
Large beds of kelp make this site difficult to access early in the season, but once the kelp dies it is an excellent site for the novice divers, with long alleyways, sandy patches, outcrops and large beds of corals. Best at high tide. -
The Aquarium Salalah, Oman
A small, very sheltered bay with a fairly narrow entrance protected by a rocky outcrop. The dive site is between 5 and 15m, beds of soft orange leather coral together with many coral banks, large shoals of squirrelfish, soldierfish, snapper, fusiliers, goatfish and sweepers. Cuttlefish, Reef Squid,… -
English Beach Salalah, Oman
a large, beautiful, unspoilt bay, the best dive is on the west side, with an easy sandy entrance, with a maximum depth of 18m. The bay is generally very sheltered, with a rocky wall along the west side and rock and coral outcrops which can be found by zig-zagging across the sand away from the wall.… -
English Beach Salalah, Oman
a large, beautiful, unspoilt bay, the best dive is on the west side, with an easy sandy entrance, with a maximum depth of 18m. The bay is generally very sheltered, with a rocky wall along the west side and rock and coral outcrops which can be found by zig-zagging across the sand away from the wall.… -
Lighter shipwrecks Gallipoli, Turkey
Lighters were sheet iron boats about 20 meters in length used by the British fleet to carry provisions and landing troops between their base on Gökçeada (Imroz) and Gallipoli. Since they were open many of them were sunk by gunfire or storms, and several are to be seen at depths of 28 to… -
Steam ship Gallipoli, Turkey
Another interesting wreck is a steam ship in Suvla Bay near Büyük Kemikli headland. Lying at 15 meters and largely buried under sand, the most notable feature of this wreck is its thickly armored steam boiler which exploded when the ship sunk and broke into three sections. The proximity of… -
HMS Majestic Gallipoli, Turkey
The British warship HMS Majestic sank at right angles to the shore in Morto Cove, so while its bow lies in 18 meters of water, its stern lies on sand at a depth of 29 meters. In the 1960s divers unfortunately dismantled the most interesting sections of the wreck, but the crow's nest can be seen… -
Lundi Gallipoli, Turkey
One of the most important is the Lundi, which was sunk by torpedo fire on 15 April 1915. This wreck lies on sand at 27 meters in Suvla Bey, between the Büyük Kemikli and Küçük Kemikli headlands.Despite the intervening 81 years, this cargo ship carrying supplies and… -
The Milo Gallipoli, Turkey
The Milo was partially sunk by the allies in October 1915 to create a wave break to protect the ANZACs best harbour at North Beach. It was broken in two by a storm on 18th Nov 1915 and now lies only half a foot from its original position in 1915. The wreck of the Milo off the shores of North Beach… -
7 Sisters Aqaba, Jordan
A whole series of great coral pinnacles provides a wonderful shallow dive that you can well over an hour observing the marine life or taking pictures of it. There are two sets of pinnacles - Seven Sisters and the Fairy Ring, each has its own unique ambience. You will find shoals of fusiliers… -
Eel Garden Aqaba, Jordan
A sandy slope home to the Northern Red Sea's largest Garden Eel Colony.Along the slope are many coral pinnacles covered in lots of macro life - like tiny oasis in the desert.Below 20m you also have a thick forest of Black Coral trees, home to seahorses and Shrimp fish.At 9m, there is the most… -
Redmah Wall Saudi Arabia
The undisputed best soft coral wall known to datein all of the waters off Saudi Arabia is unquestionably the 150 msection of the Redmah Wall. That is a bold claim but the site is open toinspection for anyone that may care to dispute it. Located on thenorthern end of the marker at Redmah Reef this… -
Ala's Reef Saudi Arabia
This site is actually a torpedo shaped sea moundthat is 200 Metres long and about 20 Metres wide at its widest point inthe middle. Located between the Old Kings Palace and the South ElisaShoal Marker in the middle of the inter-coastal shipping lane, the moundrises out of the 365 m bottom to a depth… -
Yatush Wreck Yatush Wreck, Israel
The 15m long Yatush Gunboat was intentionnaly sunk in august 1987 for divers. -
Yatakadasi Izmir, Turkey
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University Beach University Beach, Israel
artificial reef-building
