Egypt
The south reef of Brayka Bay lies in a sheltered bay. Brayka Bay is also known as Mersa Abu Abraiki and Marsa Abu Areiki (in Arabic, مرسى أبو أريكي). Some parts of the reef's coral are slightly bleached.
Squid, morays, turtles and reef sharks are part of the marine life of the site, which has a sandy bottom. In the bay, the big fish stand out, such as schools of black and white snapper, two-spot red snapper and brown-marbled grouper, which can reach 120 cm. On the sandy beds of the bay, bluespotted stingrays and crocodilefish appear, and from time to time a hawksbill turtle swims along the drop-off.
Information on this page, including technical data such as depth, current, visibility, access, and recommended level, is informational and may vary. Confirm actual conditions with a local operator before the dive.
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