The Arch under the southern plateau of Elphinstone reef in Marsa Alam is one of the most sought after dives on the Red Sea. The top of the Arch is at 55 meters and the bottom is around 65 meters with a drop of on each side. The reed itself is covered with coral and very rich marine life. Many people have been diving on this reef before but not many can claim that they have done a night dive on the arch. This is a video of 16 divers on the Arch for what turned out to be one of the most spectacular dive on this reef yet.

Consistent with our slogan Redefine the way you dive, the Red Sea Explorers team is constantly looking for new away for us to enjoy the submarine world. Recently we have been showing our guests new way to free dive and that is with the scooter being used by the legs rather than tow behind. This video is a demonstration of how much fun this can be. 

The Longimanus or Oceanic White Tip Shark is a majestic predator that can be found in a few locations on the Red Sea. At Daedalus reef they can be found lurking under the boat in the afternoon. Usually they are aggressive and defensive. Makes you think twice about hanging a safety tank under the boat...