The port itself is a long bay with bridges. There is no storm at all in the bay, and this allows you to swim in any weather. If you sail towards the port, the corals are very bright and lively (thickets of fan coral, soft coral, porous coral, brain coral, etc. ), visibility is excellent when there is not much plankton. There are a lot of living creatures, especially small colored chromis, swallows, squirrels, soldiers, cardinals, cesium and goldfish. Already at the exit from the bay we saw 3 gorgeous rayed lionfish. Among the large inhabitants of the coral, we saw: rhinoceros, titan triggerfish, giant moray eel, arotrons and hedgehog fish, stone fish, crocodile fish, schools of blue-spiked rhinos, pseudo-balists, sweetlips, grunts, flutes, perches, colored groupers, schools of mackerel, etc. etc. Reef turtles live on the reef.
If you swim from the pontoon to the north to the wild beach near the residence, then the corals are less colorful, but there are many large fish, for 1 swim we saw 3 titanium triggerfish at once. Opposite the wild beach, sometimes dolphins and even sharks come to the coral. Aquarium!
We also swam across the bay to the old familiar coral of the Marina Lodge At Port Ghalib 4 * hotel, met already native turtles and all last year's beauty. The corals of Port Ghalib are some of the most beautiful in the Red Sea!
If you swim from the pontoon to the north to the wild beach near the residence, then the corals are less colorful, but there are many large fish, for 1 swim we saw 3 titanium triggerfish at once. Opposite the wild beach, sometimes dolphins and even sharks come to the coral. Aquarium!
We also swam across the bay to the old familiar coral of the Marina Lodge At Port Ghalib 4 * hotel, met already native turtles and all last year's beauty. The corals of Port Ghalib are some of the most beautiful in the Red Sea!
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