AtlasEl GounaEntry · um-halhala-siyul

The Um Halhala.

Remote northern reef of the Siyul group

El Gouna6–28mIntermediateBoat entryViz 20-30 m
Depth
6–28m
Visibility
20-30 m
Current
Moderate, drift
Water temp
22-28°C
Best season
Year-round
Entry
Boat
About this site

Um Halhala is a remote reef in the northern Siyul area reached on longer day-boat trips from El Gouna, offering pristine, lightly dived coral formations. Hard and soft coral blocks rise from sandy channels patrolled by groupers, trevally, blue-spotted stingrays and moray eels. Its isolation and clear water make it a rewarding intermediate dive away from the crowds.

What you'll see
Pristine, lightly dived corals
Groupers and trevally
Blue-spotted stingrays and morays
Clear water
Location
Red Sea · Egypt
Location
27.5550° N · 33.8200° E

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Hazards & safety

Things that have caught divers here before.

Open-water crossing
Current
Remote - limited surface support

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