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Dive Gulf of Aqaba
Found at the northern tip of the Red Sea, The Gulf of Aqaba borders the countries of Egypt, Israel, Jordan and Saudi Arabia. The Gulf of Aqaba is separated from the Gulf of Suez by the Sinai Peninsula. The Gulf of Aqaba is rich in coral and chocked full of accidental and planned shipwrecks creating myriad locations that have become must-visit destinations for divers from all over the world. Prolific sea life, interesting coral formations, marine parks and the many sunken barges and ships that populate the undersea world make for memorable adventures. The region boasts an arid climate with warm water temperatures providing a pleasant environment for SCUBA divers and snorkelers alike.
Near the city of Eilat, Israel the 11 kilometers of the Gulf that borders the most southerly of Israeli towns has earned a reputation as one of the best dive sites in the world. A number of diving clubs and schools offering equipment for purchase or rent, air, guided excursions and certification operate all along the waterfront in Eilat. Sometimes referred to as “The Gulf of Eilat”, this stretch of the most northerly tip of of the Aqaba region has become a popular resort area providing a significant collection of beach oriented hotels, restaurants and clubs. Eilat is most easily reached from Ovda International Airport some 50 kilometers from the town. Eilat also possesses a large, modern marina.
Other diving excursion providers operate from gulf-front towns in the Red Sea Resort region of Jordan, accessible through the major airport in Amman, Jordan with many PADI certification courses offered along with dive trips to a variety of locations in the Gulf of Aqaba. Beachfront resorts and dive shops are easily found in this dynamic and thriving destination resort area.
Should your dreams include diving in the historically significant Red Sea region to explore some of the most famous dive sites in the world then the dream to Dive the Gulf of Aqaba belongs on your list. Add it now.
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