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About Us

We are deep blue divers; Situated in the centre of the old Bedouin Village of Dahab.The Sea is where we do our business which obviously, is diving. As we are situated on the glorious Red sea we can offer you diving, snorkeling diving safaris by boat, camel or jeep and we can also promise you lots of fish, lots of coral and plenty of water. We opened our doors for the first time on August 1st 2000.

We abide by all the standards and procedures set by the world's largest diving organization: PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors). 70% of all new divers' worldwide train with PADI, this means wherever you go you can be sure your PADI license will be recognized. Our store number is s-3791; look us up on the PADI website www.padi.com  we have 20 full sets of equipment and 100 tanks, so you can be sure that we can provide for all your diving needs.

Deep Blue Divers has provided top quality diving holidays in the Red Sea since 2000. Superior customer care is our ethos and you can relax knowing that all your diving needs will run smoothly and that the instruction from the training arm of  - Deep Blue Divers - is second to none.

The Schools are PADI 5 Star***** Gold Palm Resort which means we are certified by PADI as providing the highest standards of education and professionalism, borne out by the 'PADI Excellence in Dive Centers Award'.

About Dahab

Dahab, which means gold in Arabic, started as a small Bedouin fishing village in the south-east of the peninsula. Once known as a hippie hangout, Dahab nowadays is more than tie-dyes and rastafaris. Growing interest in activities such as scuba-diving and windsurfing are attracting tourists from all over the world. Yet, Dahab is still less "uptight" than its neighbor Sharm El Sheikh. It manages to maintains a chill-out atmosphere, while offering all the services and facilities one seeks. Accommodation and dining here ranges from budget to 5-star.

What to do in Dahab:

• Scuba diving and snorkeling. Many of the coral reefs are located around 1-2 meters from the beach. The Blue Hole and Canyon sites are internationally famous dive spots.

• Windsurfing is definitely recommended. Dahab's location is prime for this sport. Even if you are a beginner, it is worth taking a lesson to try to conquer the Red Sea waves.

• Taking a day or overnight camping/trekking trip to the amazing desert landscape of South Sinai. Places to visit include the White Canyon, Closed Canyon and Colored Canyon.
• A trip to Mount Sinai (sunrise and sunset trips are popular) and St. Katherine's Monastery. If you feel adventurous, you can make a trekking trip around the other mountains within the St. Katherine Protected Area. Just make sure you arrange your trip through Sheikh Musa, the Bedouin responsible for treks in the area.
• Fresh seafood, which includes red snapper, calamari, shark and lobster. We recommend the "Sea Bride" (literal translation of mermaid) restaurant. They have a daily variety of fish and seafood, which is accompanied by seafood soup, rice, salad and dips.