Egypt
At Halg Shuni, a small indentation in the reef table forms a natural pool, 25 m from the shore, through which divers enter the water. From there, a narrow channel and a tunnel lead to the open sea. This entry and exit zone stands out for its scenery and play of light.
To the south, the reef is covered in hard and soft corals and leads to two eel gardens. Following the big rock that goes out to sea, to the south, there is a chance of seeing large pelagic fish.
In the north there is a big block with cleaning stations and another stretch of reef covered in hard corals. Sandeels, barracudas, morays and scorpionfishes also appear at the site.
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