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Dive site guide · Sharm el Sheikh, Ras Mohammed & Tiran · Wall

Shark Reef (Ras Mohammed) — dive site guide

Also known as Shark Reef, Shark Reef & Jolanda Reef

Shark Reef (Ras Mohammed) is a reef wall in Ras Mohammed National Park at the southern tip of Sinai, reached by liveaboard. The deepest documented point is around 50 m — its deeper parts are beyond recreational limits. Its position is confirmed by independent sources.

Illustrative Red Sea diving photo — not taken at Shark Reef (Ras Mohammed)
Illustrative photo — not taken at this site.
Site type Wall
Max documented depth 50 m
Typical depth about 20 m
Current Variable
Visibility 10–30 m
Access Liveaboard

What's the underwater landscape like?

Sources describe steep wall to great depth, twin peak of one coral seamount with Yolanda and shallow channel to mainland.

What marine life can you see?

Occasional or seasonal — never guaranteed: Sharks now very rarely seen in the park.

Who can dive it?

Safety: Wannadive dangers: Depth, Current (combined Shark+Yolanda page).

How do we protect it?

Marine reserve since 1983 (EEAA). No touching coral / no fish feeding — rangers fine.

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