Abu Ramada North

This dive site, Abu Ramada North, is part of a group of reefs located near Shaab Claude in the Red Sea, Egypt. It's easily accessible by boat from various dive centers in Marsa Alam. The underwater topography is characterized by vibrant coral formations and diverse fish populations. Navigating is straightforward, with generally calm conditions and shallow depths making it suitable for divers of various experience levels. The marine life at Abu Ramada North is rich and diverse. Expect to see a wide variety of colorful reef fish, including various species of angelfish, butterflyfish, and parrotfish. The large gorgonians at the southern point are home to long-nosed hawkfish. Healthy hard and soft corals abound, providing a vibrant and colorful underwater landscape. The best time to visit Abu Ramada North is during the warmer months, from April to October, when water temperatures are pleasant and visibility is typically excellent. For freedivers, the shallow depths and generally calm waters make it an ideal location. Divers should check weather conditions and currents before diving, but generally calm conditions prevail, making it a relatively easy and enjoyable dive site for both beginners and experienced divers.