Sinai Divers is located in Naama Bay, Sharm el Sheikh, surrounded by one of the most beautiful landscapes the whole Red Sea has to offer.
Your hosts at Sinai Divers are Petra Röglin and Rolf Schmidt, who head up this operation with over 45 years of diving in this area. Sinai Divers is one of the most experienced Diving Operators in Sinai Peninsula. Today every diving guest takes profit form their extensive and valuable knowledge.
For several years the readers of Europe’s leading dive-magazine TAUCHEN chose Sinai Divers as the best dive operation in the Red Sea. In the year 2014 Rolf & Petra received the life-time achievement award the “Golden Dolphin“. A year earlier they were nominated and chosen as the first Germans in the diving industry to join the International Scuba Hall of Fame to honour and recognise their work and effort as one of the leading developers and operators in the Red Sea.
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Sharm el Sheikh is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular diving destinations in the world. It has always been beautiful here, but never has it been as easy and comfortable a destination as it is today.
35 years ago diving here was a real adventure. Long trips through the desert and making camp at an isolated beach were the norm before anyone could even think about diving.
These days, visitors are offered the entire spectrum of choice from luxury to adventure, including simple affordable accommodation all the way to 4 and 5 star hotels. Behind the city the seemingly endless Sinai desert stretches towards the mountains.
The original city centre with the first hotels and dive centers was Na’ama Bay, 7 km northeast of Sharm. Here you will find countless restaurants, cafes, shops and an attractive Mediterranean-style beach promenade. There is a variety of entertainment in the form of bars, nightclubs and casinos.
Owing to demand and the constant flow of tourists the city later expanded into the north towards Ras Nasrani and Nabq over the years.
Despite diving remaining the primary activity in Sharm, there are a variety of other things to do. From snorkeling trips to quad biking and camel rides in the desert, there is something for everyone. Sharm serves as a hub for multi-day trips to Mount Sinai and St Katharine’s monastery, as well as trips to the desert city of Petra in Jordan.
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SINAI DIVERS Sharm el Sheikh
Na’ama Bay, El Soultan Qabous Street Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt
Opening hours: daily 08.00 -18.00
Mobile: +20 (0) 100 505 4257
E-Mail: info@sinaidivers.com
Dear guests, tour operators, friends & staff,
We still remember June 2020 when we started a survey of how many guests would book the Oasis if we re- open the Resort in October.
75% of all who replied would come to Oasis and so we tried to make it happen.
But now in view of the current Corona situation it is making it impossible for us to open the resort in October.
Considering the case numbers development, the permanent changing conditions, the legal situation, the uncertainty of flights and that nobody knows how long Egypt will be on the red list we have no choice but to reschedule the opening date.
Together with our loyal staff we will withstand until Easter 2021 and target the date of March 25. 2021 for the reopening of the Oasis Dive Resort, just in time for the Easter holidays.
Hopefully by then we all can travel, dive and enjoy our vacations again.
😷Stay healthy!
Dear clients, colleagues and friends
As divers and underwater ambassadors, any change towards a positive impact on the environment is one we can all agree on supporting.
Therefore kindly be informed that as of 1st June 2020, as per a recent decree issued by the Ministry of Environment, new National Park daily fees will be applicable to diving operations and divers performing scuba diving and snorkeling activities in dive/snorkeling sites located in the following areas:
Applicable fees will be payable upon check out.
The new fees will be nurturing the funding of the National Park Authority and support its recently enhanced efforts aimed at protecting, maintaining, and monitoring the health of our beloved Red Sea, both on land and underwater.
For the time being, the new fees will only be applicable to the above mentioned areas of Ras Mohammed N.P., the Straits of Tiran and Dahab.
As responsible divers we greatly welcome this move and strongly believe in the implementation of environmental based restrictions, aimed at reducing the diving/snorkeling tourism impact on our lucky area of the world.
