7 sisters (الشعاب السبعة)

This dive site, known as the 7 Sisters (الشعاب السبعة), is a group of seven distinct coral reefs in Saudi Arabia. Navigating this site requires experience due to strong currents and varying depths. The reefs themselves are likely formed naturally, over time, though detailed historical information may be limited for this specific site. Divers should plan their dives carefully, accounting for the currents and potential drift. The marine life here is incredibly diverse. Large schools of hammerhead sharks and barracuda are a major draw, alongside a wide variety of hard and soft corals. Expect to see a plethora of reef fish species, although specific identification would require further data. The reefs themselves provide a beautiful and varied underwater landscape. The best time to visit the 7 Sisters would likely coincide with the warmer months in Saudi Arabia when visibility is at its best and marine life is most active. Strong currents make this site unsuitable for novice divers or snorkelers. Freediving is also strongly discouraged given the depth and current strength. Experienced divers should plan dives carefully with appropriate dive planning, considering dive time, gas management, and the potential for drift.