Rocky Island
60% of divers returns to us
Liveaboard cruises offering dives at the Rocky Island
All about Rocky Island dive site
The northern coast of Rocky Island provides good diving but it is not suitable for novices. The average depth is 25m/80ft and water visibility 20m/65ft. Rocky’s north coast is a fantastic dive, with sheer vertical walls and rugged, jagged profile. Strong currents can make diving a drift dive. The reef composition here is generally stony, with fairly good coral cover. The marine life is rich and varied. Rocky Island is a very popular oval shaped scuba diving sand island in the middle of the Red Sea. The east coast of the Island has the average depth of 25m/80ft and water visibility of around 20m/65ft. Divers can discover sharks of all species, a whole range of reef and pelagic creatures and different coral types such as stony corals, plate and cabbage corals, acropora, fire coral, and Dendronephthya soft corals

What to see
Walls, caves, rocks, reefs, corals, large groupers, napoleon wrasse, sharks
When to go diving in Rocky Island
All year long. Water temperature ranges from 23 to 30C/73 to 86F