This dive site, Abu Hashish Sud Ergs, is a beautiful shallow site located approximately 15 minutes by boat from Makadi Bay, just 5 minutes south of Abu Hashish lagoon in Egypt. Divers typically navigate this site as a stationary dive, zig-zagging carefully in between the numerous ergs that form its unique underwater landscape. There is no specific historical information or story provided for this particular site.
The marine life here is abundant and diverse, making it a vibrant ecosystem. Divers can expect to encounter schools of colourful anthias, charming clown fish, various species of parrot fish, and blue spotted sting rays. On fortunate days, the site offers the exciting possibility of spotting larger pelagic species such as majestic turtles, graceful eagle rays, and playful dolphins, especially when currents are present.
While no specific best time to visit is mentioned, the Red Sea generally offers excellent diving conditions year-round. The presence of currents can increase the chances of encountering big marine life, making it an exciting prospect for divers. Its shallow depth and rich marine life make it highly suitable for both snorkellers and freedivers seeking an engaging underwater experience.
