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Dive site guide · Safaga & Soma Bay · Pinnacle / erg

Tobia Arbaa — dive site guide

Also known as The Seven Pillars, Tobia Araba, The Seven Pilars, Seven Pillars, Tobia Arba

Tobia Arbaa is a coral pinnacle (erg) in the Tobia reefs, in the Safaga and Soma Bay area. Published dive guides record a maximum of about 20 m. Regularly reported life includes lionfish, jacks and silversides. Its position comes from limited independent sources.

Illustrative Red Sea diving photo — not taken at Tobia Arbaa
Illustrative photo — not taken at this site.
Site type Pinnacle / erg
Max documented depth 20 m
Typical depth about 12 m
Current None
Visibility 10–30 m
Access Day boat

Documented site depths are not a recommended dive depth. Your dive plan stays within your certification limit and takes account of conditions and experience. Read our safety information.

How deep does it go?

Documented maximum depths vary between sources: 15 m, 20 m.

What's the underwater landscape like?

Sources describe 7 pillars, sand floor, 5 main pinnacles and sandy bottom.

  • Pinnacles

What marine life can you see?

Regularly seen: Lionfish, jacks, silversides, anthias and glassfish.

Occasional or seasonal — never guaranteed: Turtle and turtles.

Who can dive it?

Recommended minimum: CMAS * / OW

Safety: Lionfish hunt in torch beam on night dives.

How is it dived?

Location. Go early (snorkel boats later).

How do you dive Tobia Arbaa with us?

  • Day trip by road

    A day trip by road from Hurghada

    Dived as a day trip with a road transfer from Hurghada — ask us for the price and pickup time.

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