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Introduction Dive: Explore Sharm el-Sheikh's Red Sea
Discover Sharm El Sheikh’s underwater world with an introductory dive. No certification needed. Dive with PADI experts. Equipment and hotel transfers included.
Discover Sharm El Sheikh’s underwater world with an introductory dive. No certification needed. Dive with PADI experts. Equipment and hotel transfers included.
Duration:
1 hour
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Jaz Fanara Resort - Discover the Red Sea’s underwater ecosystem. After meeting your guide, who will supply all equipment, you will take part in a local dive and familiarize yourself with the area. You can get instruction designed for both beginners and more experienced students. Swim through populations of fish. To really appreciate the beauty of…
- Jaz Fanara Resort - Discover the Red Sea’s underwater ecosystem. After meeting your guide, who will supply all equipment, you will take part in a local dive and familiarize yourself with the area. You can get instruction designed for both beginners and more experienced students. Swim through populations of fish. To really appreciate the beauty of the Sinai Peninsula, one needs to do this most popular dive. When positioned correctly and with creativity, they imitate temple columns. There are sandy areas at roughly 6 or 7 meters that have multiple entrances into the shore reefs and coral for a less difficult dive.
What's Included
- Equipment
- Hot & Cold Beverages
- Return Transfers
- PADI Instructor
- Equipment
- Hot & Cold Beverages
- Return Transfers
- PADI Instructor
What's Not Included
- DVD Underwater (available to purchase)
- Souvenir Photos (available to purchase)
- DVD Underwater (available to purchase)
- Souvenir Photos (available to purchase)
Additional Information
Want to scuba dive while vacationing in Sharm el-Sheikh but don’t have time to get certified? Try the introduction dive into the Egyptian Red Sea. It’s not a scuba certification course but a quick, easy introduction to the underwater world, under the supervision of a Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) member. With Pyramids Diving…
Want to scuba dive while vacationing in Sharm el-Sheikh but don’t have time to get certified? Try the introduction dive into the Egyptian Red Sea. It’s not a scuba certification course but a quick, easy introduction to the underwater world, under the supervision of a Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) member. With Pyramids Diving Center experience a fascinating underwater world. All the necessary diving equipment plus soft drinks are provided. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.
- Diving within 18 hours of flying is not recommended. All participants will be required to complete a health questionnaire prior to diving. Some pre-existing medical conditions (i.e. asthma, heart conditions, etc) may prevent you from diving, please consult your doctor
- A current valid passport is required on the day of travel and you need to bring with you on the day
- Towels also required
- Minimum age is 10 years
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Vivienne
Mar 25, 2025
Diving Ras Mohammed and the White Island - All top, Naser diving instructor and very good, very good food, friendly and fun staff. It's barely worth doing
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131erkina
Mar 19, 2025
Very good trip for diving - Very good service! Highly recommend to everyone, This trip helped me with learning diving and more.
Thanks for Mohammad Araby and Mohammad Essmat!
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Dai
Mar 8, 2025
Like a family!!! - It was the most amazing experience of my life.
All the guys but especially Sabrina and Maro were exceptional with me, as if we had known each other forever!
Next year we will definitely meet again!
Thank you for making me live all this!!! It’s not work for you it’s life!!! 🙏🏼♥️
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Guide66919156643
Mar 7, 2025
Profesional diving - Hani Hendy, very profesional, good instructor, very nice views, a lot of fishes. Instructor tells everything and see how you feel, helps in every moment when you need
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Michiel
Feb 24, 2025
Nice - Hani hendy was a great and funny instructur. I would really recomand doing the diving. It is beautifull and a good experiance.
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Nomad40824771983
Feb 24, 2025
Wow amazing - Great experience and Hani Hendy was amazing and so helpful. Would highly recommend this experience and i will be doing it again
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Dancc114sf
Feb 20, 2025
My diving experience - It was amazing experience for me. I highly recommend anyone. It was very easy and safety for us.Thanks Mohamed araby and Ahmedgamal in
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V4383ungiuliap
Feb 18, 2025
exlant - Fantastic experience the whole team is very nice and helpful
Amr is the snorkeling guy I went down with him and he was very patient and managed to get me over the fear!
Adam is fantastic he played a lot with my brother golden person!!!
Kalid very nice perfect guide.
So is the guy in the pictures and everyone else.
Very good food
I recommend everyone to go hiking with them.
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F6418jpjuliang
Feb 12, 2025
Top - Farid best guide, saved me in 20m depth
Myliobatidae species are large to very large rays. Their rhombic body disc, together with the wing-like pectoral fins, can reach a width of three meters. The actual trunk is strong and thick; the head is narrow and clearly protruding. The eyes and splash holes sit on the side of the head. The latter are not visible from above. The mouth on the underside of the head is wide and has six to ten (in most cases seven) rows of teeth in each jaw. The middle row of teeth is always the widest. The tooth plates of the upper and lower jaws are similarly shaped. The nasal skin is straight or slightly wavy and not indented as in Aetobatus. The anterior margin of the broad pectoral fins lies below the eyes. Their outer ends are narrowly rounded, the rear ends are angular, sometimes pointed. On the front tail area there is a small dorsal fin, the rear end of which is also attached to the tail, so is not free.
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Glocky
Jan 26, 2025
Pleasant experience, would recommend - It was our first time diving, everything went
smoothly. Huge thanks to Sherif and Islam, very caring and supportive instructors that prioritize client’s safety and experience instead of profit.
The reef is incredibly beautiful, there’s a lot of habitants. The price is okay, you can expect for discounts too
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