Shaab Sabina

Sabina Reef is a small yet charming dive site near Hurghada, offering a mix of coral gardens and sandy patches teeming with marine life. The site is also excellent for drift diving, as dives here are typically conducted in this mode, allowing divers to glide effortlessly along the reef with the current.

The reef consists of a series of coral formations interspersed with sandy areas, creating a perfect habitat for numerous reef fish and invertebrates. Divers can expect to see schools of goatfish, butterflyfish, and angelfish, as well as blue-spotted stingrays resting on the sand. Curious moray eels and octopuses often hide among the corals, while larger predators like trevallies occasionally pass by. Eagle rays can pass by and whale sharks are frequent guests during summer period.

With its shallow depths, minimal currents, and vibrant marine life, Sabina Reef is a fantastic choice for both beginners and experienced divers. The combination of beautiful coral scenery and effortless drift diving makes it a relaxing yet exciting experience.