Huge turtles live in the bay, up to 1.5 meters in diameter. They chew grass on the sand in the middle of the bay, come up to breathe, lay eggs on the beach. There are not many tourists, so they are not very afraid of them yet. The spectacle is indescribable, when a 200-year-old creature pops up nearby, you feel awe.
They say that sometimes a sea cow (dugong) swims, but we did not observe it in this bay, but we saw it in another place where we sailed on a yacht as a separate excursion.
On both sides of the bay there are living reefs, which are very densely populated with all living creatures. We saw stingrays, roosters and dozens of other species that I don't know.
There is a dive center on the beach, but the prices are many times higher than Sharm El Sheikh.
They say that sometimes a sea cow (dugong) swims, but we did not observe it in this bay, but we saw it in another place where we sailed on a yacht as a separate excursion.
On both sides of the bay there are living reefs, which are very densely populated with all living creatures. We saw stingrays, roosters and dozens of other species that I don't know.
There is a dive center on the beach, but the prices are many times higher than Sharm El Sheikh.
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