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The Ras Abu Galum.

A protected wilderness reef north of the Blue Hole

Dahab5–30mIntermediateShore entryViz 20–40 m
Depth
5–30m
Visibility
20–40 m
Current
Mild to moderate
Water temp
21–28°C
Best season
Year-round
Entry
Shore
About this site

Ras Abu Galum is a protected Bedouin nature reserve north of the Blue Hole, reached by jeep, camel or boat, offering pristine fringing reef and walls. The reefs here are exceptionally healthy, with vibrant hard and soft coral, abundant reef fish and frequent encounters with rays and turtles. The wild desert-meets-sea setting makes it one of the most atmospheric dives in the region.

What you'll see
Pristine protected reef
Vibrant hard and soft coral
Turtles and rays
Remote desert wilderness setting
Location
Red Sea · Egypt
Location
28.6280° N · 34.5570° E

Marine life

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Hazards & safety

Things that have caught divers here before.

Remote protected area, limited facilities
Long camel or jeep access
Possible current on the walls

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