This dive site, Abu Dabab VI, is accessed via zodiac, leading to a sprawling coral reef characterized by unique formations sculpted by wave action. The site's topography is further enriched by surrounding small pinnacles, making for an interesting and varied underwater navigation around the main reef structure.
The marine life here is vibrant and diverse; lucky divers may encounter white tip reef sharks. The reef teems with small fishes, which are often preyed upon by larger predators such as barracuda, tuna, and scorpionfish. Stingrays are also a common sight, contributing to the rich ecosystem.
Abu Dabab VI is suitable for divers of all levels due to its maximum depth of 19 meters and average depth of 9 meters, making it excellent for both scuba diving and freediving. Snorkelers can also enjoy the vivid reef and its inhabitants from the surface. The Red Sea offers good diving conditions generally year-round, ensuring a rewarding visit.
