Shark Observatory

The site gets its name from the cliff-top observatory above the reef, where sharks were historically observed from land. One of the most impressive features is the dramatic contrast between the colorful coral wall and the open blue water descending into the depths of the Gulf of Aqaba.

Location: Ras Mohamed National Park

Level: Intermediate

Depth: 10-40m+

  • Massive vertical reef walls
  • Deep blue drop-offs
  • Exceptional visibility
  • Strong drift diving
  • Spectacular coral formations
  • Panoramic underwater scenery
  • Pelagic fish encounters

Barracuda, Tuna, Giant trevallies, Batfish, Snapper schools, Napoleon wrasse, Anthias, Moray eels, Turtles, Reef sharks, Eagle rays, Large Jackfish, Occasionally Hammerheads in blue water.

Shark Observatory is one of Ras Mohammed’s most spectacular wall dives, featuring dramatic drop-offs, crystal-clear blue water, and vibrant coral-covered reef walls. Famous for its drift diving, pelagic marine life, and breathtaking underwater scenery, it offers an unforgettable Red Sea diving experience for intermediate and advanced divers.

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