Red Sea Atlas

The Red Sea Atlas is a guide, knowledge base and community for people who spend time on the Egyptian Red Sea. Divers, anglers, sailors, kiters, boat owners and anyone who wants to understand more about the coast and the water around it. ### DIVE SITES Explore dive sites across the Egyptian Red Sea, from the Straits of Tiran to the deep south. Find dive maps, depth, visibility, currents, experience recommendations, marine life and practical information for sites including the Thistlegorm, Elphinstone, Abu Nahas, Daedalus, the Brothers and Ras Mohammed. ### MARINE LIFE Explore species found across the Red Sea, with information on where they are found, how they behave, conservation status and how to interact with them responsibly. ### FISH ID Take or upload a photo of a fish and get a ranked list of possible matches, with reference images and detailed species pages to help you identify what you saw. ### CONDITIONS Check wind, waves, water temperature, tides, sun, moon and Saharan dust across key locations on the Egyptian coast. See the forecast ahead and get a quick read on conditions for diving, fishing, kitesurfing and sailing. ### YOUR LOGBOOK Keep your time on the water in one place. Log dives, watersports sessions and catches, add photos and build a record of your activity across the Red Sea. ### THE LOG Read news, incident reports, marine life stories, conservation updates and practical guides from across the Red Sea. The Atlas also maintains a record of reported marine and liveaboard incidents, with updates added as more information becomes available. ### THE COAST Explore towns, resorts, beaches and places along the Egyptian Red Sea and South Sinai, with practical information on where to stay, what to do and what each destination is actually like. ### ROUTES Explore the main Red Sea liveaboard routes and the dive sites usually included in each itinerary. ### THE EXCHANGE Buy and sell used diving and watersports gear directly with other Atlas members. The Atlas connects buyers and sellers. Payments and transactions happen directly between members. ### COMMUNITY Create a profile, share photos and sightings, follow activity from around the Red Sea and contribute to the growing Atlas community. The Red Sea Atlas is built to document, explore and understand the Red Sea in one place.