Abu Dabab VI

Abu Dabab VI is an intermediate dive site near Marsa Alam within the extensive Abu Dabab reef complex. The site is characterized by a series of coral ridges separated by sandy channels, creating a natural maze for exploration. Each ridge hosts different coral communities and marine life, from massive porites heads to delicate wire corals. Cuttlefish and octopuses are regularly encountered in the sandy areas, while the reef ridges attract schools of goatfish and sweetlips hunting in the early morning.