Dive with Camel

Over 40 years of Red Sea diving from our base in Naama Bay, in small groups of no more than six divers.

Why dive with Camel?

Sharm El Sheikh offers plenty of diving.
 What matters is how it is guided, structured and delivered.

At Camel, we focus on quality rather than volume.

We are an SSI Diamond Instructor Training Centre, a recognition awarded to dive centres that meet the highest training and safety standards. We were also the first dive centre in Egypt to become a member of Green Fins, reflecting our long-term commitment to responsible diving and reef protection.

We limit our groups to a maximum of six divers per guide, allowing for closer supervision, clearer briefings and a calmer experience underwater.

Camel Dive 1986

Camel Dive Today

With over 40 years of Red Sea diving experience from our base in Naama Bay, our team understands how to organise diving days that run smoothly from start to finish.

Diving the Red Sea from Naama Bay

Departing from our base in Naama Bay, we offer daily boat trips to some of Sharm El Sheikh’s most renowned dive sites, including the stunning Ras Mohammed National Park, the vibrant reefs of Tiran, and the iconic SS Thistlegorm wreck.

These areas are known for clear visibility, strong currents in places, and a wide variety of marine life. Coral formations remain one of the defining features of Red Sea diving, with drop-offs, walls and reef systems suitable for different experience levels.

Each diving day is planned according to weather, sea conditions and the experience of the group. We avoid overcrowded schedules and focus instead on structured, well-paced diving.

Our standard packages include two guided dives per day. An optional third dive is offered on most of our daily diving trips, depending on timing and conditions (extra charge applies).

The Dive Centre & Courtyard

Our dive centre is more than a meeting point before boarding the boat. It is the centre of the Camel experience.

Open daily from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, everything runs on a clear and organised structure.

At its heart is the courtyard.

After returning from the boat, divers often stay to log their dives, have a beer and connect with others from the day. Some head upstairs to the rooftop as the evening sets in. Others simply sit back and enjoy the slower pace.

It is where the diving day naturally comes together.

A dive centre built around community

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