If you’re diving like us in the Bay for the moment, you can’t help but notice the incredible amount of juvenile fish of all species around. Baby triggerfish (Blue and Picasso), pipefish, lionfish, butterflyfish and bannerfish hiding in bricks on the sandy patches by twos and threes; juvenile goatfish, catfish, rabbitfish and other unidentified teaming

Leopard Shark and Manta Ray seen in Dahab (june 2013) Sightings of sharks and large rays are always a great news in Dahab, since they are mostly rare in the area. These sightings where made on the 20/06/2013 at Lighthouse for the Leopard Shark (27 m depth, 2 m long) by Laura and Lara; on

Solo/self-reliant diving with H2O: what is it? Who is it for? Self-Reliant/Solo Diving has recently become more and more popular with the growth of other diving activities like deep diving, tec diving and side mount diving. With the introduction of having a redundant air source, spare mask, spare computer, etc., divers are becoming more independent

Reef Check Courses by Laura featured in the Equalizer Red Sea magazine A few months back I was contacted by the Equalizer Red Sea magazine through the pictures I post regularly on the H2O Facebook page. After a few email exchanges they asked me to write an article about the Reef Check programme we offer

Deep Dahab and Blondes Go Tec: two articles featuring H2O in Sport Diver UK magazine. In December 2012, diving journalist and photographer Stuart Philpott made a two weeks visit to H2O/Tec Diving Dahab to write two articles for the diving magazine Sport Diver UK. The first article, “Deep Dahab” came out in April 2013 and