Red Sea Sataya reef Hamata

Red Sea Sataya reef Hamata Red Sea Sataya reef Hamata Sataya Dolphin Reef Marsa Alam Dolphin Reef at Sataya is almost too beautiful to be true! You love the dolphins at the Dolphin Reef. And they love you! Watch the dolphins coming close to you at the Dolphin Reef! You can at Sha’ab Sataya, also known as the Dolphin Reef. This amazing reef provides a truly unique opportunity to observe dolphins and swim with these graceful and intelligent friends. Sha’ab Sataya is part of the Fury Shoal system in the relatively unexplored Hamata region of Marsa Alam in Southern Egypt. It is a great crescent-shaped reef and features an intriguing, huge coral lagoon. Since Sha’ab Sataya is exposed to the elements, divers are likely to see pelagic species such as sea turtles, trevallies and barracudas. Abu Dabbab Above the Waterline While the underwater world is the primary attraction, don’t forget to explore the bay’s shoreline. The soft, golden sands of Abu Dabbab Bay are perfect for sunbathing and relaxation. The bay is also equipped with facilities for visitors, including sunbeds, umbrellas, and beachside cafes where you can savor delicious local cuisine. Abu Dabbab Dive Site The Abu Dabbab Bay is home to two impressive and well-preserved house reefs, separated by a very wide sandy bottom, rich in beds of sea grass, algae, and floating weeds. The aquatic biotope, with its colourful riot of hard and soft corals, is the residence of dugongs, giant sea turtles, the bowmouth guitar shark and the bullethead parrotfish. It is nothing less but a treasure trove underwater. The idyllic scene is completed by the presence of a small, coral-encrusted shipwreck and a swim-through canyon with an underwater cave and riveting tunnels. Snorkelling in Abu Dabbab Bay Snorkelers will be having the one of a lifetime experience exploring the two magnificent house reefs of Abu Dabbab Bay Marsa Alam. Watching the giant sea turtles feeding on the seagrass, and many kinds of marine life cavorting around coral formations. Abu Dabab Marsa Alam Red Sea Sataya reef Hamata