The Brothers' Islands, tops of two undersea mountains
rising from the depth, are located about 50 miles offshore.
A protected area within the Marine Parks, they offer breathtaking underwater scenery. Their walls are covered in a kaleidoscope of soft corals, of black coral & forests of fan corals, making every dive spectacular.
The Thresher Shark, an Oceanic species, very rarely spotted close to reefs,
circles the walls of the Brothers on a regular basis. Daedalus Reef,
also part of the Marine Park, is the most offshore of all the reefs in the Egyptian Red Sea. It is a big, oval reef with a lighthouse, and its perimeter of
walls offer stunning dives. Last but not least, this itinerary finishes with Elphinstone,
a truly legendary reef, with its northern and southern plateaus, walls festooned in soft corals.
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