This dive site, Sharm Taahtany, is a captivating coral-rich wall easily accessed by boat from Mangroovy Bay, opposite the Oriental Coast area in Egypt. It offers a straightforward dive profile suitable for all experience levels. Divers typically follow the vibrant reef wall, turning the corner to explore a plateau, which is a key feature of the site. No specific history or story is provided beyond its natural features.
The vibrant coral-rich wall hosts a diverse ecosystem of reef fish and various coral types. On the plateau, divers have excellent opportunities to encounter larger pelagic species such as eagle rays, giant dasyatids (stingrays), and impressive schools of barracuda. Green turtles are also frequently observed, adding to the rich marine life.
While specific best times are not mentioned, the Red Sea generally offers excellent diving conditions year-round, making Sharm Taahtany a great destination any time. This site is ideal for both scuba divers and freedivers due to its moderate depth and abundant marine life. Its accessibility and 'all levels' suitability make it a great choice for various dive groups and photographers looking for wide-angle opportunities with the wall and pelagics.
