Hi everyone thanks for all the mails enquiring about trips, your mails are appreciated, we are in the unfortunate position at this moment where we cannot confirm or otherwise any trips, our visa allotment has still not been filled we are awaiting news as i type, when we know we shall be back in touch with you soonest thanks and regards and happy Ramadan

Saudi Arabia having the longest coastline of any country bordering the Red Sea, the Eastern seaboard of the Red Sea certainly has some of the most exiting diving to be found, unlike Egypt, Saudi Arabia has three Liveaboard dive boats and one Liveaboard operator, therefore ensuring no other Dive boats, a fact that still after four years of successful operation, thanks to God, our guests still remark upon.

The more experienced and overseas visitors use Liveaboard dive boats, departing from Jeddah, Al-Lith, Yanbu for extended range charters, and soon to open our new resort in Jizan in the Farasan Islands, these are areas of the most extreme beauty reefs saturated with many colored sponges, soft and hard corrals, sea whips, caverns, caves, islands crossed by turtles every night and nested upon by many different terns, gulls, pelicans and every Island having its own pair of osprey nesting and raising young year after year with no interference.

During the winter season on many dive sites you may encounter hammerhead, grey, white tip and black tip reef sharks we have even seen oceanic white tips and during the turtle nesting season tiger sharks, they are not as rare as you would think, and for sure during March to June the whale sharks not the monsters 40 to 60 footers but the 6 to 10 meter variety eating thousands of sardines, yes sardines so if the guys in the aquariums tell you they only eat plankton tell them to visit Saudi, these may be another unknown species.