Egypt
Habili Abu Diab is a series of separately standing coral towers, two kilometres northwest of Abu Diab reef, which rise from the seafloor to just below the surface and together form a formation about 380 m long. The narrow passages between the towers shape the landscape of the dive. Lost fishing nets caught on the reef indicate that the region has been fished. Some parts of the southern side have been destroyed, while the northern side is well preserved but lies in the shade all day.
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