Diving in Sudan
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    Diving in Sudan

    Red Sea & Middle East
    3 regions
    49 dive sites

    Why dive here

    Sudan offers rich diving, with 55+ marine species recorded in its waters - including pufferfish. Water ranges 25-32°C, warmest July, August, September.

    Best timeJan–Mar
    WetsuitA 3mm shorty or thin full wetsuit
    Marine lifePufferfish · 55+ species recorded
    Water25-32°C · warmest July, August, September
    Diving49 sites across 3 regions

    Sudan. Just the name conjures images of remote, wild diving, and honestly, that's exactly what you get. We’re talking about a stretch of Red Sea that feels genuinely untouched, a proper contrast to its busier northern neighbours. Head straight for Port Sudan and the offshore reefs, particularly Sha'ab Rumi and Sanganeb, if you want to experience the very best of it. This is where you’ll find Jacques Cousteau’s Conshelf II habitat and walls dropping into the blue, patrolled by schools of Batavian parrotfish and clown tangs. The winter months, roughly October to May, give you cooler water and typically better visibility, perfect for spotting the big pelagics that cruise through.

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    Sudan Dive Regions

    3 diving areas in Sudan

    Ocean Wildlife in Sudan

    55 species recorded in Sudan

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