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 Every time I’m back from one of my trips in the hot and clear waters of the Red Sea, the colours of the alcionarian remain in my eyes and memory
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 With the Red Sea having a little too much of the good things on offer, it’s easy to retreat into clichés when writing about diving there.
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 On 4th September 2006, well-known conservationist, zoo owner and television personality Steve Irwin had a particularly bad day at the office. Maybe
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Liveaboards adopt Tracking System
In the Red Sea more and more Liveaboards are taking safety very seriously and protecting their guests with the latest high-tec device.
When the ENOS® system was launched the Egyptian authorities...
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No Bubbles Photography
By: Kimmo Hagman The weather conditions couldn't have been better for this early morning dive. The south Red Sea safari was starting to near its end and both crew and guests were completely satisfied...
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The Economic Value of Sea Cucumbers in the Egyptian Red Sea
Coral reefs in Egypt's Red Sea can be likened to a desert oasis: the high metabolic activity of the reef ecology system makes it a primary source of nutrients in an otherwise nutrient-poor sea. Witho...
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Face to Face with… PETER COLLINGS
Peter Collings is one of the most well-known faces in diving and a real-life wreck detective. Over the years he has logged more than 6000 dives all over the world, had more than 3000 photographs and 2...
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A SURVIVORS TALE
By: PETER COLLINGS, SS1 PLATINUM PRO 5000 Since witnessing the sinking of the Giannis D in 1983 Peter Collings has commuted between England and the Red Sea diving, locating, identifying and surveying...
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