Shaab Hamdallah

This dive site, Shaab Hamdallah, is a pristine reef located in Egypt, accessible only by boat due to its exposed location. Calm weather is essential for safe access, and the site’s infrequent diving makes it a relatively untouched gem. Navigation is straightforward, typically following a gentle slope down to its maximum depth. The lack of significant landmarks or obstacles underwater means it's a relatively simple dive, but attention is needed for the currents. Shaab Hamdallah offers sightings of a variety of marine life, including schooling fish (in large numbers), scorpionfish, tuna, barracuda, and mackerel. The reef itself likely supports diverse coral and smaller invertebrate life, adding to the overall richness of the underwater environment. The best time to visit is likely during the warmer months (spring and autumn) when the sea is calmer and visibility is at its best. Divers and freedivers alike can enjoy this site. Although currents can be mild, divers should be aware and have some experience, especially if they are carrying heavy equipment, which will affect their ability to compensate in the currents. Visibility is usually excellent, making this a fantastic dive spot.