ABU RAMADA SOUTH

Gota Abu Ramada South, often known among divers as the “Aquarium of Hurghada,” is a stunning dive site renowned for its exceptional visibility, sheltered conditions, and breathtaking abundance of marine life, offering divers a gentle sloping reef adorned with hard and soft corals, vibrant pinnacles, and sandy patches where countless species thrive, creating a harmonious underwater environment perfect for both beginners seeking comfort and advanced divers eager to enjoy effortless exploration.

This site is celebrated for its lively schools of colorful reef fish, graceful blue-spotted stingrays gliding quietly over the sandy bottom, playful goatfish and bannerfish weaving through coral formations, and frequent appearances of moray eels, lionfish, sweetlips, and glassfish that fill every corner with movement and life. The southern section is defined by an accessible layout that allows divers to leisurely circle towering coral blocks, navigate shallow gardens ideal for long, relaxing dives, and encounter a thriving symphony of sea creatures that remain active throughout the year due to the ideal temperature and calm conditions the area consistently provides. Gota Abu Ramada South is therefore considered one of the most rewarding and delightful dive experiences in Hurghada, combining easy conditions, remarkable biodiversity, and picturesque underwater scenery that captures the true beauty of the Red Sea.