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Marsa Alam is a dream destination for divers where the constantly changing colors of the corals and the extraordinary and skittish marine species are to be found on the Egypt's southern Red Sea coast. It ranges from the non-stop fun of dolphin swimming at Sataya Reef to the diving at the globally famed Elphinstone, so this underwater realm can be nothing less than an adventure for divers and nature lovers.
Marsa Alam — A Red Sea Treasure
Marsa Alam, once a peaceful fishing village, has now developed into the most attractive destination for diving in Egypt. This place is still very far from the crowds and is home to an underwater ecosystem with pristine nature and lots of life — a place where every dive is like a hidden world exploration.
Elphinstone Reef — For the Bold and the Brave
One dive site of the Red Sea that is famous among divers is Elphinstone Reef. It is characterized by its steep walls, reefs of various hues, and the thrilling sightings of hammerheads and oceanic whitetip sharks. The place is nothing less than heaven for professional divers who are looking for the thrill and excitement under the sea.
Abu Dabbab Bay — The Gentle Giants’ Home
If your wish is to swim together with the sea turtles and dugongs, then Abu Dabbab Bay is your best option especially for you. The bay is favored by the beginners and snorkelers due to its shallow waters and soft sandy bottom. The quiet sea here provides a way for the gentle beings which are the pride of Marsa Alam to be seen closely.
Sataya Reef — The Dolphin House
One of the main attractions for the people visiting Marsa Alam is the Sataya reef (which is also referred to as the Dolphin House). It is a natural lagoon that is surrounded with coral walls that are very lively with colors. The spinner dolphins often come through the crystal-clear waters making it possible for the snorkelers to have one of the most enchanting experiences in the whole of Red Sea.
Sustainable Diving and Eco-Tourism
Marsa Alam is a place that promotes eco-friendly diving in an active way. Besides, the local diving centers ensure that the marine life is always protected through their conservation practices thus building a legacy for the future of the reefs and sea life. The tourists are invited to take part in responsible diving and to be very careful with the gentlest of all Earth’s creatures and the underwater environment.
Conclusion
The marine life in Marsa Alam is a magnificent combination of bright colors, movements, and calmness. The Red Sea offers an amazing experience for everyone, no matter if you are a professional scuba diver or just a beginner snorkeler - a paradise that is alive and breathing under the water.
