so this will be your time to explore the best scuba diving in Ras Mohammed National Park near Sharm El Sheikh …. Our professional instructors will take you to dive down to the specified depth range you have been trained to. You will be able to dive alongside marine creatures that inhabit deeper waters and see the coral plateaus.

Our team will welcome you upon your arrival. After having taken care of the administrative procedures, you will try on your diving equipment. Two dives in two different sites inside the National Park of Ras Mohammed are planned for this day trip, each one of them will last for 45 minutes. We will also provide you with lunch. Tea, coffee, water and soft drinks are available on the boat during the trip. At the end of the day we will drive you back to your hotel.

NB: If you have been out of the water for a while it’s natural to feel that your scuba skills could be a little rusty and in need of a tune-up. So you may need a check dive or scuba refresher to refresh your diving skills. Check here below for more information!

* If it has been more than 6 months since your last dive, you may be in need of a check dive before starting.

* You can’t find your C-card. Sure, we can call PADI® to confirm you’re certified, but if you can’t find the card, that’s a sign that perhaps too much time has passed since your last dive and you may need a check dive or scuba refresher.

* Six to twelve months have elapsed since your last dive. “One of the first questions we ask someone who is coming to dive is, “When was the last time you did diving? So if you haven’t been diving in six months, we will suggest a refresher especially if you have less than 20 life time dives. If you have an extensive diving history (verified by a log book), then you may not need to consider a refresher unless it’s been a year or more since your last dives.

* You’ve had a break from diving and had only a few dives prior to your break. So if it’s been 5 years since the last dive. In this case we recommend taking a full course.”

Kindly be noted the right information is the key to our divemaster / instructor diving with you. It affects the choices they make when deciding on dive sites and better enables them to make sure you will be safe underwater.