Saber Salah Eldeen
Oct 2025
Wonderfull preserve as a nature , i saw 7 huge turtules and alot of fish types in one dive on this place but current make water turbid after noon ,so go early
Marsa Alam North · Shore Dive
Marsa Shouna
A sheltered horseshoe bay with a healthy fringing reef just steps from the shore. The east arm drops to 22m, the west arm is shallow seagrass - ideal for training dives, refresher sessions, and night diving..
Depth
3-22m
Level
Beginner
Access
Shore Dive
Visibility
15-25m
Current
No current
About this site
A sheltered horseshoe bay with a healthy fringing reef just steps from the shore. The east arm drops to 22m, the west arm is shallow seagrass - ideal for training dives, refresher sessions, and night diving.
Highlights
- Easy walk-in shore entry
- Healthy hard coral on both reef arms
- Excellent night diving site
- Good for buoyancy training and refreshers
Marine life
LionfishOctopusMoray eelCuttlefishGlassfishAnthias
Location
25.4686°N, 34.6797°E · ~47 km north of Marsa Alam
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What divers say about Marsa Shouna
4.6/5298 Google reviews
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Muhammet Shawky
Nov 2025
This place is absolutely magical! The crystal-clear water is full of marine life, and it’s one of the best spots to see sea turtles up close. Every dive feels like entering a different world surrounded by colorful fish, corals, and incredible underwater creatures. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone who loves nature and the ocean!
Traductor Jurado Almería
Nov 2024
Just a stop-by place if you have been on a live aboard diving trip. It has practically nothing to offer but the typical shops and bars for tourists who don't mind being ripped off.
David Bouška
Jul 2025
The trips to this locations are quite a scam, we onl, saw 1 turtle whitch you can see on the pier next to your hotel...
sasha boole
Jan 2019
If you're looking for turtles - that's right spot. The water is a bit muddy because of sand. Very easy going dive side.
Public Google reviews of Marsa Shouna as a dive site - they describe the location itself, not a specific trip with us.