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 A symbiotic relationship between marine lifeThe coral reefs in the Red Sea have many examples of fascinating practices.One of these practices is the
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 Endemic marine lives are those that occur only at the RED SEA and nowhere else in the world. The intention of this series of article is to spot the
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 Credit for the discovery of this wreck goes to the then Skipper of Lady M., “Ahmed the Crazy”. They called it the half wreck because it
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The Death of Ships
Text & Photos: Mike Ward The northern Red Sea was a dangerous place for shipping in the second half of the nineteenth century. In 1869, the Carnatic struck Abu Nuhas. In 1876, the Dunraven hit what ...
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Free diving a contest with oneself
The delicate but muscular Italian put soap in her suit to make the rubber glide over her body like a second skin. Only James Bond looked better in a wetsuit! Linda Paganelli is preparing herself for h...
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Chamber Recompression Therapy
By: Dr. Hossam Nasef "No-one who has seen the victim of compressed air illness, gravely ill or unconscious, put back into a chamber and brought back to life by the application of air pressure, will f...
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The pros and cons of Wreck Detection
Since 1978, by design or chance, Peter Collings has been involved in the discovery, location and identification of many wrecks in Egyptian waters, aided by a team of experts and likeminded divers - Th...
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Saving SS Thistlegorm
John Kean is author of 'SS Thistlegorm, The True Story of the Red Sea's Greatest Ship Wreck'. He is also a board member of Sharm El Sheikh's SSDM organization. In October 2007 he will be co-speaking a...
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