This dive site, Shaab Camelia, is often explored in conjunction with Shaab Bango. Situated in the South Reef area of the Red Sea, it is characterized by an abundance of vibrant coral blocks and intriguing small caves. Divers can navigate through these impressive coral formations and explore the various nooks and crannies, with a sandy bottom typically found at a maximum depth of 18 meters. There is no specific historical account or story provided for this particular dive site.
The marine life at Shaab Camelia is diverse and engaging. Common sightings include Moray eels, blue spotted stingrays, Buffer fish, Box fish, and Sea needles. The site is also home to smaller captivating creatures such as Antias, Clownfish (Nemo), and Octopuses, alongside schools of Banner fish, adding to the site's vibrant ecosystem.
The Red Sea generally offers excellent diving conditions year-round, with spring and autumn considered optimal for comfort due to pleasant water temperatures and fewer crowds. Shaab Camelia is ideal for both scuba divers and freedivers, offering accessible depths and a rich display of marine biodiversity. It's particularly well-suited for macro photography enthusiasts keen on capturing the smaller inhabitants and the intricate coral structures.
