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The name Shabaha II (Arabic for “ghost”) refers to the reef top, which always lies just below the water’s surface. In calm conditions, it appears like a ghostly silhouette — making it an almost invisible hazard for larger boats.
Complete circuit in approx. 45–60 minutes: first against the current, then with it
Northeast corner: dense schools of glassfish and sweepers. This is also where scorpionfish and stonefish are often found
Beautiful finger, table and pillar corals as well as impressive gorgonian fans along the east side
Shallow western zone with white sand — a hotspot for sole, Red Sea walkman and humpback scorpionfish
Frequent chance of spotting dolphins passing by in the blue
Schools of glassfish, cardinalfish and sweepers
Anthias, sergeant majors and clownfish
Blue-spotted stingrays, moray eels and octopuses
Macro highlights: partner shrimps with gobies, nudibranchs
With a bit of luck: dolphins, hunting squid and curious Napoleon wrasse
Shabaha II is part of the Abu Galawa reef area, around 50–60 minutes by boat south of El Gouna.
The reef top lies consistently at around 3–4 m below the surface.
The varied reef structure begins at 10–12 m, with some sections reaching 14 m.
Conditions are usually characterized by light to moderate currents, making the dive very enjoyable. On some days, the current can be slightly stronger.
Suitable for beginners and snorkelers thanks to its shallow depths and sheltered mooring.
The safety stop can be done comfortably above the always-submerged reef top.
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