Islands

The dive site is located just a 5-minute drive from the dive center in Dahab, Egypt. It can be accessed through the reef top entrance, making it only diveable during high tide and with little wind. This popular dive spot features two reefs that extend just below the water surface, resembling islands, and they enclose a stunning shallow hard coral garden. It is considered one of the most picturesque dive sites in Dahab.

Underneath the surface, divers can encounter yellowfin barracudas, large schools of mullet, snapper, and garfish. There is also a chance to spot dolphins. The dive site's name, Islands, is derived from the two reefs that border the site, separating it from the open sea. Divers can choose to enter either through the reef edge or by descending through a small cave. The site can be explored in different directions, both north and south, showcasing its beauty from various perspectives.

The main highlight of Islands is the extensive hard coral formations, creating a mesmerizing labyrinth-like underwater landscape. Divers can navigate through the coral maze at depths ranging from 6 to 8 meters, while circumnavigating the larger island can lead to depths of 15 meters. Approximately 18 meters away from the site, there is a remarkable glass fish block. The unique underwater topography of Islands resembles the landscape of the movie Avatar, offering divers a memorable experience that focuses on the natural beauty rather than searching for minute details.

Throughout the year, it is common to encounter a school of yellowfin barracudas at Islands. Turtles and napoleon wrasses may also make an appearance, while sightings of dolphins have been reported occasionally.

Islands in Dahab, Egypt, offers an optimal diving experience with a visibility of 23 meters and a maximum depth of 17 meters. It is suitable for both beginner and advanced divers. Located near Dahab City, Masbat, Dahab, South Sinai, 45214, Egypt, this dive site offers convenient access for divers from various locations.