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Red Sea diving combo offers in Sharm El Sheikh

The Wave Diving Center offers ready-made multi-day scuba diving combos in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt — save up to 20% versus booking dives separately. Every combo includes standard air tanks or Nitrox, weights, a professional dive guide and hotel transfers.

Red Sea Explore — 3 days, 6 dives (all levels) — from €215 per person

Suitable for all diver levels: a great mix of shore and boat diving in the best locations around Sharm El Sheikh. Day 1 — Ras Umm Sid (2 shore dives). Day 2 — Ras Mohammed National Park (2 boat dives). Day 3 — Straits of Tiran (2 boat dives).

Red Sea Discovery — 3 days, 6 dives (all levels) — from €275 per person

A mix of shore day-and-night diving and boat diving. Day 1 — Ras Umm Sid, one dive by day and one after dark. Day 2 — Ras Mohammed National Park (2 boat dives). Day 3 — Straits of Tiran (2 boat dives).

Red Sea Experience — 5 days, 9 dives (advanced) — from €478 per person

For advanced certified divers. Day 1 — Ras Umm Sid. Day 2 — SS Thistlegorm wreck. Day 3 — Ras Mohammed National Park. Day 4 — Straits of Tiran. Day 5 — night dive. Advanced Open Water certification or higher required; not suitable for beginners.

Red Sea Pro — 7 days, 13 dives (advanced) — from €700 per person

Our ultimate week for advanced certified divers: everything in the Experience plus the Dahab Blue Hole & Canyon and a Ras Mohammed shore day. Day 1 — Ras Umm Sid. Day 2 — SS Thistlegorm wreck. Day 3 — Ras Mohammed National Park. Day 4 — Straits of Tiran. Day 5 — night dive. Day 6 — Dahab (Blue Hole & Canyon). Day 7 — Ras Mohammed National Park from shore. Advanced certification required.

Dive sites in our Sharm El Sheikh combos

Ras Umm Sid

Situated at the southern tip of the Sharm El Sheikh headland, Ras Umm Sid is one of the region's most colourful dive sites, renowned for its dramatic coral wall, vibrant reef life, and excellent visibility. Depth 5–30 metres; wall dive, coral garden and reef plateau. Highlights: a spectacular wall covered with soft corals and giant sea fans; large schools of anthias, snapper and fusiliers; frequent encounters with turtles and occasional eagle rays; excellent visibility year-round. Marine life: lionfish, butterflyfish and wrasses; moray eels and pufferfish; Napoleon wrasse and giant trevallies; occasional reef sharks.

Ras Mohammed National Park

Ras Mohammed National Park, Egypt's first national park, lies at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula where the Gulf of Suez and the Gulf of Aqaba meet. World-renowned for dramatic walls, pristine coral reefs and incredible marine biodiversity. Depth 5–40 metres; wall, drift and reef diving. Highlights: the famous Shark Reef & Yolanda Reef; dramatic drop-offs; huge schools of barracuda, snapper and jacks; pristine hard and soft corals. Marine life: barracuda, batfish and giant trevallies; Napoleon wrasse and groupers; green and hawksbill turtles; occasional reef sharks and eagle rays.

Straits of Tiran

The Straits of Tiran separate the Sinai Peninsula from Tiran Island and are home to four legendary reefs — Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas and Gordon. Famous for crystal-clear water, spectacular coral formations and exhilarating drift dives. Depth 5–30 metres. Highlights: dive all four reefs; spectacular coral gardens and reef walls; exciting drifts with excellent visibility; a great chance of large pelagic fish. Marine life: anthias, snapper and fusiliers; moray eels and pufferfish; green and hawksbill turtles; occasional reef sharks and eagle rays.

SS Thistlegorm wreck

The SS Thistlegorm is one of the world's most iconic wreck dives — a British WWII cargo ship sunk in 1941 that still holds motorcycles, trucks, rifles and railway wagons, creating an unforgettable underwater museum. Depth 16–30 metres; wreck and deep diving for certified divers. Highlights: explore one of the world's most famous shipwrecks; wartime cargo preserved in the holds; swim through the cargo decks and engine room; a true bucket-list dive. Marine life: batfish, snapper and giant trevallies; barracuda and tuna; lionfish, scorpionfish and glassfish; turtles and occasional reef sharks.

Night dive (local reef)

As the sun sets, the reef transforms. On this guided shore night dive you watch the daytime fish settle in and the reef's nocturnal hunters emerge. Depth 5–18 metres. Highlights: watch the reef come alive after dark; nocturnal hunters on the prowl; glowing corals and bioluminescence. Marine life: octopus, cuttlefish and squid; Spanish dancers and crustaceans; hunting lionfish and moray eels.

Dahab — Blue Hole & Canyon

A full-day trip to Dahab, home to the world-famous Blue Hole and the dramatic Canyon. Dive the Blue Hole within recreational limits before exploring the Canyon, famous for its underwater topography, swim-throughs and crystal-clear visibility. Depth 5–30 metres; shore, wall and coral-garden diving. Marine life: anthias, snapper and fusiliers; glassfish and lionfish; moray eels and octopus; turtles and colourful reef fish.