Marine park charges could triple — and the whole dive industry may pay the price Egypt’s Red Sea is one of the most loved dive destinations in the world. Thousands of divers visit every year to explore the Brothers Islands,
Egypt’s Red Sea Liveaboards Face New Fee Threat Read More »
Two divers complete the same dive on the same day — same depth, same bottom time, same ascent rate, same surface interval. One surfaces fine. The other develops decompression sickness. It is a scenario that plays out in hyperbaric chambers
Why Does Decompression Sickness Strike Some Divers and Not Others? Read More »
Imagine a tourist diving into Egypt’s Red Sea, paying good money to witness the beauty of our coral reefs and marine life. In that moment, they watch a local guide casually throw plastic overboard, a fisherman deploy destructive nets that
The Weight of Every Choice Read More »
A solo traveller’s underwater footage from Hurghada, Egypt, has ignited a wider conversation about safety standards in the Red Sea resort town’s diving industry, after the clip — showing alleged inappropriate physical contact by a scuba instructor — accumulated over
Hurghada Diving Instructor Accused of Misconduct as Viral Video Sparks Safety Debate Read More »
