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Diving in the Red Sea in Eilat in a site called 3 rocks. A beautiful shallow water dive site. Equipment: Canon eos 60d in a diving bag (works well in depths under 12m).

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2 2012-03-24 Scubadiving Abu Gosoon - Egypt, Red Sea

Scubadiving Hamada wreck at Abu Gosoon, Red Sea Egypt with Ducks Dive Superior (www.ducks-diving.com Marsa Alam

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3 Red Sea, Scuba diving in Marsa Alam Egypt February 2012

After big storm the water was not cristal clear but we have had a great time anyway. Father and son exploring Red Sea :-) We enjoyed the professional service from Extra divers in Port Gahlib Video filmed/edited by Johan Stenström, Måns Ansgariusson

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Those looking to extend their Red Sea diving experience may be intrigued by this little-known diving location. Susan Chenard reports…

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Located in the far north of the Sinai peninsula, Taba is the gateway to Eilat and her shores overlook Israel, Jordan and Saudi Arabia across the Gulf of Aqaba.

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Liveaboards are offering divers an ever-greater variety of Red Sea experiences. DIVE compares two of the best. By Ciara Korving and Simon Rogerson…

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Divers prepared to put creature comforts to one side and head for Sudan can find some of the best diving in the Red Sea …

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When you think about holiday in Israel, one of the first images that spring to mind is Eilat – the eternal summer city and where diving is one of the best in the world..

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Diving is becoming big business in Jordan, with centres springing up along the Aqaba coast. But what's it like underwater? Charlotte Boan finds out. Photographs by Paul Kay

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For many years Dahab on the Gulf of Aqaba was the haunt of hippies and travellers looking for low-cost living. But as its popularity grows, it is becoming more expensive. However, Red Sea aficionado John Nightingale can still find the best of Dahab...

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Dahab, Red Sea, Egypt

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