Underwater in the Red Sea & Sharm el Sheikh

Snorkeler's Paradise at Tiran

A very rare sight: A Dolphin UNDERWATER at Jackfish Alley (center of the picture)! It didn't venture very close, though. What luck!

I successfully tried feeding breakfast egg to the fish in Naama Bay

Another rare sight: One of two scorpion fish walking on sand! They actually have a pair of little legs under their head!! They were aware that they were being watched and tried to flee as fast as they could (which was slowly), flashing their colourful fins as if to signal "danger!"

A giant Moray in Naama Bay during an evening snorkel

A lazy Lionfish in Naama Bay

Crown of Thorns at Shark Observatory. Luckily, they're very rarely seen in the area

This beam at the Ras Mohammed Shipwreck "Yolanda" is overgrown with soft coral. If you look closely you'll see the tiny clownfish living inside!

Diving through the small cave at Ras Mohammed

Look at all those bathtubs of the Yolanda at Ras Mohammed

The divers have seen a turtle and the poor thing is helplessly being scrutinized

The mass of toilet bowls at the wreck site of the Yolanda at Ras Mohammed

Yolanda Toilet bowl at Ras Mohammed

Some of the wreckage of the sunken Egyptian boat at 'White Knight'

Can you see the lurking scorpionfish under the hard coral at Jackson Reef, Tiran?

Water surface structure at the end of a dive

This grouper was lurking smaller fish for a long time before it attacked at high speed. It missed this time.

A curious Emperor fish at Jackfish Alley