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Scuba Diving in Saudi Arabia

Coral Reefs
Marine Biodiversity
Historic Wrecks

Saudi Arabia, extending from the desolate deserts above to the pristine waters below, is a land of stark contrasts and hidden gems. While it may be renowned for its rich history, cultural heritage, and vast deserts, Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coastline is a burgeoning diving destination that beckons with untouched coral reefs, abundant marine life, and sunken treasures. The Red Sea is celebrated for its crystal-clear waters, spectacular coral formations, and diverse ecosystems, making Saudi Arabia a must-visit for divers and snorkelers alike.

From the bustling city of Jeddah to the tranquil shores of Yanbu and the unspoiled islands of the Farasan Archipelago, Saudi Arabia offers an array of dive sites suited to all levels of experience. Divers can explore vibrant coral gardens, dramatic underwater landscapes, and wrecks that narrate the maritime history of the Red Sea. The warm waters are home to over 1,200 species of fish, a third of which are endemic to the Red Sea, including the colorful clownfish, majestic manta rays, and elusive whale sharks

 

When To Go Diving in Saudi Arabia

Water temperature
The best time to dive in Saudi Arabia's Red Sea is from September to May when the weather is cooler and the water conditions are ideal. During these months, water temperatures range from 22°C (72°F) to 30°C (86°F), offering comfortable diving conditions with excellent visibility often exceeding 30 meters (100 feet)