Safari Abu Fendera
You are picked up at the airport from where we leave to Hamata, a small harbor into the deep South of egypt (appr 5h drive).
First we make a check dive and we leave full speed direction Abu Fendera, where we will find virgin reefs. A long chain of reefs, about 6 km long, with a diversity of bays, wonderful canyons and by accident discovered Habili’s, (reefs who do not surface).
A labyrinth of underwater reefs. Marvelous big and undamaged corals,
Fantastic colors, a lot of fish, stonefish, scorpion fish and one of the few places where you can see Hump head parrot fish.
A reef where we find an very old ancer and amphores like on sataya, the amphores
on sataya are from 65 bc.
We are alone in this place and who knows maybe we will discover some new reefs.
On the way back we make some dives at St Johns reef.
Pay on board cash; reeftaxes 30€, forfait drinks 25€.
You are picked up at the airport from where we leave to Hamata, a small harbor into the deep South of egypt (appr 5h drive).
First we make a check dive and we leave full speed direction Abu Fendera, where we will find virgin reefs. A long chain of reefs, about 6 km long, with a diversity of bays, wonderful canyons and by accident discovered Habili’s, (reefs who do not surface).
A labyrinth of underwater reefs. Marvelous big and undamaged corals,
Fantastic colors, a lot of fish, stonefish, scorpion fish and one of the few places where you can see Hump head parrot fish.
A reef where we find an very old ancer and amphores like on sataya, the amphores
on sataya are from 65 bc.
We are alone in this place and who knows maybe we will discover some new reefs.
On the way back we make some dives at St Johns reef.
Pay on board cash; reeftaxes 30€, forfait drinks 25€.
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