Entrance from the jetty, a reef that walls down to about 40 metres and more and then descends further. Although perhaps the actual coral formations, given the nature of the reef, are not very present below about 18 metres, the site is excellent for fantastic sightings in the blue.

The El Quadim house reef is located directly in the bay of the Mövenpick Hotel El Quseir and has an eventful past with its 5000 years of history (originally the oldest trading port in Egypt, the old amphorae & anchor). Very easy to dive with a large bay of 4 m depth with a north and south side and a deeper area.

The El Quadim house reef is located directly in the bay of the Mövenpick Hotel El Quseir and has with its 5000 years of history an eventful past (originally the oldest trading port of Egypt ancient amphorae & anchors).

The El Quadim house reef is located directly in the bay of the Mövenpick Hotel El Quseir and has with its 5000 years of history an eventful past (originally the oldest trading port of Egypt ancient amphorae & anchors).

Entry like a drift dive. At the beginning beautiful overgrown wall, followed by a gorgonian plauteau which ends in a beautiful coral garden.

Entry via the reef top followed by a 30m tunnel with a small hole at the end. The dive time through the tunnel is around 4 minutes and there can be current. Afterwards you will find very nice soft corals and boulders.

Entry from the speedboat, with descent on a buoy. Beautiful coral blocks. On the top of these blocks is the largest anemone garden of El Quseir.

Beautifully overgrown wall, in the sandy bottom large coral blocks and a seagrass meadow with smaller beautiful coral blocks. Possibility of turtles.

The entrance is like a drift dive, decending with out a rope. You start at a coral wall, followed by some beautiful coral blocks over sandy patches with seagrass

Entrance through a layrinth of canyons and tunnels. Very nice coral garden. The corals drop off over a shallow slope to about 25m. At the entrance there are several coral towers.