This dive site, known by several names including Maledive Island, White Sand, or Hamata Island, is situated within a protected area. This protection makes it easily accessible even during less ideal weather conditions. Divers can enjoy exploring a good reef system, vibrant coral formations, and a nice wall. The navigation is straightforward, allowing divers to focus on the rich underwater environment.
The marine ecosystem at Siyle Island is thriving with a variety of fish species. Common sightings include the majestic Napoleon wrasse, colorful lionfish, playful clownfish, elusive scorpionfish, triggerfish, abundant Anthias, unique boxfish, and various surgeonfish. The healthy corals provide a diverse habitat supporting both macro and larger reef inhabitants.
The best time to visit Siyle Island is generally during the Red Sea's dry and warm seasons, offering excellent visibility. Its protected status ensures good diving opportunities throughout the year. For divers, it's an ideal spot to practice buoyancy and enjoy extended bottom times at shallow depths. Freedivers will appreciate the clear, calm waters and the opportunity to explore the beautiful coral gardens and reef crests.
