Marsa Abu Galawa

This dive site is located in Marsa Abu Galawa, a bay approximately one hour south of El Gouna, Egypt. The dive site features a beautiful hard coral drop-off, ideal for exploring diverse marine life. The bay itself contains coral blocks and a shallower seagrass area, offering varied topography and habitats. Navigation is straightforward, with the drop-off easily visible, and the shallow areas providing safe zones for less experienced divers. Marine life abounds here. You'll find all kinds of reef fish, along with scorpionfish, lionfish, stonefish, moray eels, nudibranches, and shrimps. The diversity of both larger and smaller creatures contributes to the rich biodiversity of this site. The hard corals themselves are a visual feast, providing a stunning backdrop to the abundant life. The best time to visit Marsa Abu Galawa is during the warmer months, from April to October, when the water temperatures are pleasant and visibility is typically excellent. For freediving, the shallow areas are perfect for practicing skills and exploring the seagrass beds. Scuba divers can enjoy the longer exploration time afforded by the drop-off and the diverse habitats. Regardless of your experience, Marsa Abu Galawa offers a rewarding underwater experience.