Habili Dahara

The reef measures approximately 45 meters in length and consists of two main coral blocks, along with several smaller extensions that create diverse habitats for a wide range of marine species.

Divers frequently encounter nudibranchs, scorpionfish, sweetlips, and bannerfish throughout the reef. One of the site’s most impressive sights is the large school of sweetlips and bannerfish, which can sometimes exceed 200 fish, creating spectacular underwater scenes for photographers and marine life enthusiasts.

The reef is also an excellent location for observing large schools of reef fish, making it a favorite dive site for both beginner and experienced divers seeking vibrant marine life encounters.

To protect this delicate coral ecosystem, diving activities are only conducted when weather and sea conditions are ideal. Due to the challenges of securing moorings in this area, calm conditions are essential to ensure diver safety and prevent damage to the reef.

Dive Site Highlights

• Colorful and diverse Red Sea coral reef
• Approximately 45 meters long
• Two main coral blocks with smaller reef extensions
• Frequent nudibranch and scorpionfish sightings
• Large schools of sweetlips and bannerfish
• Excellent location for reef fish encounters
• Ideal for underwater photography
• Accessible only during optimal weather conditions
• Protected reef environment with sustainable diving practices