It has been said that Saudi Arabia is one of diving's last frontiers, and it is a fact that very few westerners have ever been able to dive here. The appeal of diving almost untouched, barely explored reefs is undeniable. With an incredible variety of marine life and some of the most flourishing coral reefs to be found anywhere in the world - it is no wonder that so many famous explorers have dived here.
Untouched and pristine, the world that lies beneath Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea is the final frontier of diving. With a wealth of world-class dive sites along its coastline, the longest in the Red Sea, the kingdom is home to one of the most exciting and undiscovered diving destinations for adventure travellers near and far.
Explore ancient shipwrecks and uninhabited desert islands surrounded by spectacular technicolour reefs. While under the sea, marvel at the azure waters teeming with schools of clownfish, sergeant majors, rays, moray eels, uniquely shaped hammerhead sharks and the majestic whale shark — the largest fish in the ocean.