A Sharm El Sheikh diving holiday offers you a spectacular and diverse range of dive sites that are amongst the best in the world. From the famous Ras Mohammed Marine Park, to some of the most renowned wrecks in the Red Sea, the sheer number of sites means that there is something for all divers. Boat diving is the norm in Sharm and there are also some superb house reefs for diving and snorkelling.
Visit the Million Hope ship wreck and the magnificent Jackson Reef in Tiran's Strait in a 2-tank dive.
It's an half day trip of 4 hours on a speed boat or Zodiac. The trip is also bookable privately. Additional fees may apply for fewer than 4 divers on board.
| Duration | ½ day diving / 2 dives |
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€135 – €540Select options
per Diver - Private
Two dives from the shore Diving day on boat trip to Ras Mohammed National park Two dives from different house reef Package include normal air tanks, wights, 2 dives per day, dive guide, transfers, national park fees, soft drinks and lunch on the boats trips days. Excluded, Nitrox air tanks, diving equipments.
| Duration | 3 days diving / 6 dives |
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€255Add to cart
Shore dive on the first day + 1 shore dive from different reef a day by boat to Ras Mohammed National Park a day on a boat on Tiran Island Night dive from the beach on one of the 3 days Package include normal air tanks, wights, 2 dives per day, dive guide, transfers, national park fees, soft drinks and lunch on the boats trips days. Excluded Nitrox, air tanks, diving equipments, torch in the night dive .
| Duration | 3 days diving / 7 dives |
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€330Add to cart
For advanced level or more. For advanced level or more Very First day shore dive + 1 dive from different reef A day to Ras Mohammed National park boat trip A day to Tiran island boat trip one day to Dahab city diving in Blue Hall &Canyon one day to SS Thistlegorm shipwreck One night dive to be from the shore Package includes normal air tanks, wights,  2 dives per day, dive guide, transfers, national park fees, soft drinks and lunch on the boats trips days Excluded: Nitrox, air tanks, diving equipments, torch in the night dive.
| Duration | 5 days diving / 11 dives |
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€680Add to cart
Very first day on the shore + 1 dive different reef day to Ras Mohammed boat trip day to Tiran island boat trip day to Dahab City to dive the canyon & blue hole day to Thistlegorm shipwreck boat trip day to dive rest at Tiran super dive sites by speed boat ( Zodiac ) one night dive to be done at any day of the package days Package include normal air tanks, wights, 2 dives per day, dive guide, transfers, national park fees, soft drinks and lunch on the boats trips days. Excluded, Nitrox air tanks, diving equipments, torch in the night dive.
| Duration | 6 days diving / 13 dives |
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€875Add to cart
The Red Sea is one of the most popular dive destinations in the world and rightly so. You'll find some amazing shipwrecks, tons of sharks, healthy corals and tons of colourful fish.
Required when not diving for more than 1 year
Haven’t been scuba diving lately? Feeling a bit rusty? The Scuba Review program is just the refresher you need to brush up on your knowledge and skills. A PADI Professional will get you in the water having fun and feeling comfortable again. It’s quick and easy, and a good way to prepare for your next PADI course or get ready for adventure on a diving vacation. Any certified diver who needs a refresher, pre-travel update, pre-assessment for a continuing education course or an upgrade from Junior diver can complete a Scuba Review. Scuba Review is also great for non-certified divers who are referred to complete training or PADI Scuba Divers who are going on to Open Water Diver certification.
Haven’t been scuba diving lately? Feeling a bit rusty? The Scuba Review program is just the refresher you need to brush up on your knowledge and skills. A PADI Professional will get you in the water having fun and feeling comfortable again. It’s quick and easy, and a good way to prepare for your next PADI course or get ready for adventure on a diving vacation. Any certified diver who needs a refresher, pre-travel update, pre-assessment for a continuing education course or an upgrade from Junior diver can complete a Scuba Review. Scuba Review is also great for non-certified divers who are referred to complete training or PADI Scuba Divers who are going on to Open Water Diver certification.
€135Add to cart
2 dives from boat
Including Ticket National Park and lunch & beverages on board Equipment not included
Including Ticket National Park and lunch & beverages on board Equipment not included
€102Add to cart
2 dives per day
Reef diving We are positioned in many hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, you can dive from various reefs. Equipment not included
Reef diving We are positioned in many hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, you can dive from various reefs. Equipment not included
€210Add to cart
Spice up your diving with more fun.
We arrange a private guide during your dives with Pyramids Diving Center, ensuring dedicated attention, tailored guidance, and an enriching underwater exploration suited to your preferences and skill level. 1Â dive or full day
€45 – €80Select options
Dive - Day
1 dive per day on Speed boat Private or 2 Dives per day on Speed boat Private
€400 – €540Select options
1 Dive/day - 2 Dives/day
Price for dive by speed boat 1 dive 35 euro 2 dives 55 euro excluding the price for the speed boat
€35 – €55Select options
1 Dive/day - 2 Dives/day
The SS Dunraven was built in Newcastle upon Tyne at the C.Mitchell and C. Iron Ship Builders, launched in 1873 the ship was owned by a Mr. W Milburn. Powered by both sail and steam the ship was planned to ply the route from Britain to Bombay. The SS Dunraven was built in Newcastle upon Tyne at the C.Mitchell and C. Iron Ship Builders, launched in 1873 the ship was owned by a Mr. W Milburn. Powered by both sail and steam the ship was planned to ply the route from Britain to Bombay.
Three years later in January 1876 she set sail from Liverpool loaded with steel and timber she sailed for Bombay where the cargo was sold and she was reloaded with Spices, Cotton and Muslin for the return journey. It was generally an uneventful journey and she reached the Red Sea approaches to the Suez Canal on 25 April. Thinking they were further up the Gulf of Suez than they actually were Captain Care and the 25 man crew sailed the ship straight into the reef. The ship stuck fast south of Beacon Rock at the southern end of the furthest reaches of what is now the Ras Mohammed National Park on the outside of Sha’ab Mahmoud.
The crew worked frantically to dislodge her and 14 hours after striking the rock she slid off, unfortunately this motion up set her balance and she capsized. She sunk quickly then into 25 meters of water, leaving the crew to be rescued from the life boats by local fishermen.
After the incident the British Board of Trade held an immediate enquiry and found Captain Care to have been at fault.
The board declared him negligent and revoked his Captain’s license, the Master’s Certificate, for a year.
The wreck was known to local fishermen for generations as the shallow depth would cause their nets to snag but it was only re-discovered to the general populace in 1977 when a German Oil company employee re-discovered the site.
The ship was dived on soon afterwards and many wide theories appeared about it suggesting it was a World War I ship that operated on behalf of Lawrence.
€45Add to cart
Dahab lies 80 kilometers north of Sharm el-Sheikh, and many of its visitors claim, with some justification, that it has a more relaxed and calm atmosphere than Sharm el-Sheikh.
The Blue Hole is one of Egypt’s more infamous dive sites on account of the high number of fatalities there.
Situated 12 km north of Dahab and 1.5 km from The Canyon, which is more famous than infamous, the Blue Hole is, strangely enough, a large hole in the reef – 150m wide and 110m deep.
The Blue Hole is connected to the sea via a 26m sea tunnel with a ceiling depth of 52m. For recreational divers, the Blue Hole itself is of little interest – its walls are rather barren, with a few hard corals (probably due to sunlight only being able to penetrate the hole to about 15-20m) – but it is a different story for technical divers, who seem to swarm the Hole like flies on a camel.
€85Add to cart
Launched on 9th April 1940.In May 1941, the Thistlegorm, with a crew of 39 men under the command of Captain William Ellis, left the port of Glasgow in Scotland and headed toward Alexandria in Egypt as part of a 16-ship convoy taking much-needed supplies to the British 8th Army stationed in Egypt and eastern Libya (at the time known as Cyrenaica). Prior to this voyage, the Thistlegorm had successfully completed three journeys (to the U.S., Argentina, and Antilles respectively) but this voyage would prove to be her last and final voyage. By chance, during the night of 5th/6th October two German Heinkel HE 111 bombers spotted the convoy and targeted the Thistlegorm as she was the largest ship in the convoy. At 0:35 on the 6th of October, they attacked the ship dropping two 2-ton bombs on her fourth hold, near the engine room, and where the ammunition was stored. The explosion was powerful, and violent, exploding most of the munitions on board and one of the ship's boilers. At 1:30, having been split in two, the Thistlegorm sank to the floor, finally coming to rest upright and, with the exception of the stern portion, on an even keel. HMS Carlisle, which was anchored next to the Thistlegorm, was able to save most of the crew but four crewmen and 5 Royal Navy Gunners (the youngest being only 17 years old) perished in the attack. The wreck was rediscovered in 1974 after an Israeli diver was taken there by a local Bedouin fisherman, but news of the discovery was kept secret and only known to a closed circle of divers. In 1992, Roger Winter started taking the first tourists to the wreck and in the same year, an article was published in the Italian diver magazine Aqua, followed shortly by an article in the British diver magazine, Diver. With these two publications, the word was out about this amazing wreck laying at rest in the Red Sea and the SS Thistlegorm rapidly became one of the most famous and sought-after wrecks in the world.
€110Add to cart
Dive equipment can be rented either as individual items, or as a complete package and as you would expect, all our rental equipment is serviced regularly and is available in a variety of different sizes.
