Laguna Vista Resort, Nabq, Sharm El Sheikh, S. Sinai, Sharm El Sheikh, S. Sinai, EGYPT
Specialising in Red Sea diving holidays since 1986, Camel Dive Club is located in Sharm El Sheikh, at the southern tip of Egypt's Sinai peninsula. With its pristine coral reefs and countless species of fish, Sharm El Sheikh offers easy access to over forty dive sites, including famous dives in Ras Mohammed National Park and the Straits of Tiran. Enjoy world class wreck diving on the SS Thistlegorm, join us for liveaboard diving, or learn to dive through an exciting PADI diving course. Whether you are diving or snorkelling, visiting St Katherine's monastery and Ras Mohammed National Park, or simply relaxing in the cosmopolitan resort of Sharm el Sheikh, Camel Dive Club is an ideal base from which to enjoy a holiday on the Red Sea Riviera. Please see our website www.cameldive.com for further information.
Phone: (+20) (0) 12 3250057Fax: (+20) (0)69 3600601Email: info@cameldive.comWebsite: www.cameldive.com
PADI 5-Star IDC Dive Center
Resort/Intro Dives Scuba hire Rebreather hire/training Nitrox fills Trimix fills Own accommodation Own pool Showers Diving seven days Gear Service Camera Hire
PADI dive courses, daily diving, snorkeling excursions, try dives, kids programmes, wreck diving, night diving.
Liveaboard safaris on request.
The spectacular vertical wall on Shark Reef is home to large schools of pelagic fish. On the coral garden of Yolanda Reef often sea turtles and big Napoleon fish can be seen. The dive ends over the remains of Yolanda wreck. This dive site is one of the best in the Red Sea.
Jackson Reef is a large reef pinnacle in the middle of the Straits of Tiran. The southside features two amazing coral gardens with schools of bannerfish, soldierfish and jackfish. The soft corals often attract sea turtles, which feed on them. The northside is home to hammerhead sharks.
This is a local dive site that has a whole garden of fancorals stretching from 15m - 30m. After passing the fancorals the dive is continued towards a coral pinnacle garden. Schools of barracudas usually hang out here.
