Many years ago the first divers took the long trip through the Sinai Desert in order to explore some of the best diving on the planet. They found several bays on the southern tip - one named Naama Bay. Here the diving was so pristine and the animal life so rich and with such a variation that they settled down. And in the years to come a massive dive tourism industry grew up here. and for good reason, the diving is top range!
Today Naama Bay has one of the highest rate of passing divers on the planet, and lots of tourists check in on one of the many hotels every day. The diving is no longer as it was in the early pioneer days, but by using a day boat, it is still possible to enjoy the splendid logistics and access really great diving. If you like to combine your diving with the delights of sun, desert and Egyptian tourism at its best, Sharm is an easy place to go to.
The diving is just around the corner so within very short time, the cosy dive boat can bring you on top of crystal clear dive sites.
Boat diving trips are made daily so you can visit famous dive sites of Ras Mohamed and the straits of Tiran. It is also possible to dive a few famous wrecks on our daily trips like; The Dunraven (circa 1860) with its strange secrets or the world war II wreck Thistlegorm.
is an oasis of calm amongst the cafes, restaurants and shops of Na'ama Bay's pedestrian area, especially if you escape to the famous bar and restaurants on the roof. The main jetty, from where daily boats depart for diving and snorkeling, is approximately five minutes walk. Built by divers, for divers, the resort has been awarded Winner of Tauchen Magazine's Best Diving Hotel Worldwide.