Abu Kafan

Abu Kafan is a remote reef in the Safaga region, famous for its steep walls, strong currents, and rich marine life. This elongated reef features sheer drop-offs, caves, and coral plateaus, creating the perfect setting for thrilling drift dives.

At depth, divers may encounter grey reef sharks and occasionally even hammerheads. The open water is patrolled by tuna, trevallies, and barracudas, while cracks in the reef provide shelter for groupers, lionfish, and moray eels.

The upper plateau is covered in vibrant soft and hard corals, home to butterflyfish, angelfish, wrasses, and various invertebrates.

With its strong currents and deep walls, Abu Kafan is best suited for experienced divers, offering an unforgettable dive and the chance to spot some of the Red Sea’s most fascinating predators.