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Dive Red Sea - the Ultimate Guide
by Simon Rogerson & John McIntyre"DIVE Red Sea is surely the 'must have' book to pack into the dive bag of anyone wanting to get the best out of diving the Red Sea. Readers will find a mountain of information and advice. This book represents a unique and rewarding journey."
Michael Pitts,
Emmy award-winning
BBC Blue Planet underwater cameraman
“Dive Red Sea is lavishly illustrated, with terrific images and diagrams of reef, wreck, marine life and wide eyed divers… The only problem with Dive Red Sea – the ultimate guide is that I didn’t have it on my last trip to the Red Sea. It’ll certainly be coming along on the next one.”
Monty Halls, diving explorer & adventure journalist
Monty Halls, diving explorer & adventure journalist
The Art of Diving and adventure in the underwater world
by Nick Hanna & Alexander Mustard“Come, dive into Nick Hanna and Alexander Mustard’s bright blue world. This is the best book about diving since Jacques Cousteau’s The Silent World. Here turtles bow, flounders court, sharks skulk and, best of all, divers leap, soar and even meditate. This is dynamic underwater imagery at its best.”
David Doubilet
SanDisk Red Sea Photo Competition
Win flights, half-board accommodation and diving in Eilat with ScanDisk Red Sea. Click here to find out more.
NEW Dive Centre Directory
Our new dive centre directory includes over 200 Red Sea Dive Centres and over 200 Caribbean Dive Centres.
Sharm el Sheikh, Hurghada, Dahab, Taba, Nuweiba, Marsa al Alam, El Gouna, Aruba, Bonaire, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Curacao, Dominica, Jamaica, St Kitts & Nevis, St Lucia, Turks & Caicos, US Virgin Islands
and many more.
Photographer of the month
Drew Sutton began diving in 1993 and is a professional
cameraman/photographer. Together with Dr Martin Guard he created Eco2 (diving & marine research) in
the southern village of Mikindani, Tanzania. In 1999 Drew started
working with a UK based Rwandan Genocide Survivor Charity (SURF –
Survivors Fund). A book of Drew's photographs (9 years) in Rwanda is in production through SURF, and his underwater gallery/post production website will be online as an extension to the ECO2 website in September.
Log into our members area to find out more about Drew and to view his image gallery.
Find out more about how to activate your free membership.
Thistlegorm
One of the World's most popular wrecks the Thistlegorm has inspired divers to follow in the
finprints of the great masters like Cousteau, who first discovered the
site in the 1950s back in the pioneering days of the aqualung. Much has been said and written over the years about the Thistlegorm. Almost every part of the wreck has been pored over by the armies of divers who converge on it from morning till night almost every day of the year. more... 
