Diving

Aqaba on the Red Sea is a diver's delight, offering crystal - clear, warm waters that allow the sun to penetrate the sea to a depth of 150 meters, illuminating a paradise of hundreds of species of corals, fish, molluscs, and crustaceans. The availability of professional diving facilities and a variety of habitats and diving sites make Aqaba's diving experience complete.

Aqaba boasts over 20 different dive sites along the Jordanian coast of 26 km. Drop - offs and walls start from just 10 meters and a shipwreck start sat just 8 meters below the sea surface. Its mild climate makes it an ideal location for year - round scuba diving.

The water temperature reaches an average of 22.5 degrees Celsius, dropping to 20 degrees in the winter. The current is minimal, and the visibility generally exceeds 20 meters.

Aqaba, home to more than 20 mesmerizing dive sites, offers an unparalleled underwater experience. Within the Marine Reserve boundaries lie 21 distinct sites, each with its unique character and special feature.

Dive into the warm, enticing waters of Aqaba's unique coastline, ranging in depth from 15 to 28 meters, to explore a fascinating world. Whether it's shipwrecked military machines, coral reef growth, or marine life recovery, there’s something captivating for both scuba divers and snorkellers.

With just a mask, flippers and a snorkel, you can discover thriving coral reefs and abundant marine life. Aqaba has something for everyone whether you're an experienced diver, an underwater photographer, or just looking to explore the mesmerizing waters of the Red Sea. So, pack your diving gear and snorkelling equipment and get ready to dive into Aqaba's fantastic underwater world!