Rocky Island South

Rocky Island South is the southern wall of the legendary Rocky Island, an advanced dive site in Egypt's deep south Red Sea. The southern exposure receives powerful currents from the open ocean, creating conditions that support extraordinary marine life density. The wall features pristine soft coral gardens with towering gorgonian fans and black coral trees at depth. Hammerhead sharks and silky sharks are regularly seen, while the wall itself hosts huge Napoleon wrasses, giant moray eels, and schools of batfish. One of the Red Sea's most iconic dive sites.