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Shaab Marsa Alam, Marsa Alam

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Explore the abundant marine life at Shaab Marsa Alam, a popular diving and snorkeling site in the Red Sea. Diverse fish, colorful coral reefs, and a wide plateau under warm, clear waters provide a great snorkeling opportunity for families. Delve further into the depths to see underwater caverns and tunnels, plus a small shipwreck. Lucky visitors may spot dolphins, and divers will swim among small reef sharks, tunas, crocodilefish, and octopuses. To visit Shaab Marsa Alam on your trip to Marsa Alam, use our Marsa Alam trip planner.

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• By langtounboy

  Very professional and fun guides. A full days snorkeling with a few hours turtle watching. A tasty lunch included in the price. If you don't want to snorkel then they have a different dive trip...  more »

• By M_laimoud

  the site is very good with light currant . the depth was about 14-25 meters . the was a cave , there was a sunken ship . i found many dolphins and the Giant Moray and Ray fishes .the site also is...  more »

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• By Heli Copter

  Very nice place to spot turtles. .seahorse and more and the reef offcourse

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• By Paul Wickham

  Sha'ab Marsa Alam is one of the best easy dive sites in the area especially suited to those starting out on their diving experience. It is easy to reach as its located only twenty minutes by boat to port of Marsa Alam. The water is crystal clear with very good visibility that allows you to enjoy the full beauty of the reef. Snorkelers can safely explore independently without the need for a guide whilst remaining in the interior, whilst outside the reef may there can be some issues with the current and waves. There is a great variety of sea life and fish in a natural and safe attol with many caves, canyons and pinnacles. The immaculate environment is a natural and safe refuge for dolphins that are happy to swim with you and on occasions you can also see whitetip reef sharks. I would recommend this trip to anyone who wants to spend a wonderful day deciding whether or not diving should become part of their life !!

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