FUNNYDIVERSRED SEA · HURGHADA
The Red Sea holds well over a thousand fish species, and something like a fifth of them live nowhere else on earth. Learning to tell them apart changes what a dive feels like.
You find out how to recognise fish families by their shared characteristics rather than memorising individuals, how to document what you have seen properly, and how to go looking for a specific species instead of hoping.
The main fish families of the tropical reef and the shape, fin and behaviour cues that separate them. Why identification by family is far more reliable than identification by colour — many reef fish change both colour and pattern with age, mood and time of day.
Recording and documenting observations, and where to log them so they are worth something later.
Two fish watching dives, scheduled by arrangement. It works beautifully as an add-on to a normal diving week, and it is one of the few specialties that keeps paying off on every single dive you make afterwards.
Every course below runs from our own boat, in small groups, with manual and certification included.
More no-decompression time at the same depth — the single most popular specialty in diving.
Four dives that take your limit to 40 metres — and teach you how to spend that depth well.
Unlock the mysteries — and start seeing the things other divers swim straight past.
Stop fighting the current and start using it — the closest diving gets to flying.
Stop seeing “fish” and start seeing species — a course that makes every dive afterwards better.
