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Barakuda Dahab
Since 1999 Susanne has been offering professional diving services in Dahab with their team. Wherever you are staying in Dahab, you can dive with us and the daily transfer from your hotel is free of charge!
All the dive sites are attainable from the shore,
where we go to by Jeep. For the first dive in the
morning we depart around 9:00 am, the second dive
will be at 14:00 pm after the surface intervall.
We are spending the surface intervall at restaurants
beside the dive sites, where we have a huge variety
of menues.
Daily Diving
We offer the following programm:
- Half- as well as full day trip
- Nightdives
- Early-Morning-Dives
- Children diving
- Nitrox diving and Nitrox courses
- Rebreather Diving and courses (Dolphin)
- Camelsafaris (Abu Galum)
- Boatsafaris (Gabr El Bint
We do have 30 full gear for rent as well as 120 Aluminium tanks 12 L with DIN/INT. Equipment for kids also available. Academic session for diving courses are held in a big class room equipped with TV and Video/DVD. Furthermore there is a workshop as well as a huge equipment dry room for our guests. On our big terrasse divers meet after diving.
The Diving Education is following the standards
of Barakuda/CMAS, PADI, SSI und TDI an can be held
in German, English, French, Italian and Arabic.
We offer education from beginner through divemaster
level, right up to Assistant-Instructor. The range
of Specialty-Courses include: Nightdiving, Orientation,
UW Videographer, Nitrox as well as Drift.
The spacious diving center has a well equipped class-room,
shower and WC for guests , equipment room, office,
a big equipment dry room for guest use and a fresh
water basin, counter, office as well as a big come-together-area
for our divers.
Safaris
The following Safaris are offered:
- Cameltrips one or more days (Abu Galum)
- Boat diving in Dahab
- Daytrip to SS Thistlegorm in Sharm
- Daytrip to Ras Mohammed - shore diving
Divesites
For most of the coastline, all dive sites are accessible from the shore. The rare exceptions are the Hidden Islands, which require boat support. Remote sites such as Gabr El Bint and Ras Abu Galum, which can be reached only by Camel from Dahab, are also visited by Boat Divers from time to time.
Major drop-offs occur more in the north with the impressive descents of the Bells-Blue Hole dive being the best example. Also the divesites around Abu Galum are offering great drop- offs.All sites eventually do drop to great depths further into the Gulf.
