Dive Review of Lucky Divers in
Red Sea/Sharm el Sheikh Egypt

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Lucky Divers, Sep, 2005, by Roberta Levin, CO, USA . Report 1777.
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Ratings and Overall Comments 1 (worst) - 5 (best):
Accommodations		Food
Service and Attitude		Environmental Sensitivity	N/A
Dive Operation		Shore Diving
Snorkeling	N/A
Overall Rating
Value for $$	N/A
Beginners
Advanced
Comments	Getting to Sharm from Israel wasn't easy, no direct flights, so we flew to Eilat and drove 3 hours. It was well worth the effort. Lots of hotels offering all classes of accomodation. We stayed at the Hyatt which was not walking distance to Naama Bay, but did have good shore diving and a water park. We dove with Lucky Divers and they were terrific with us and our two inexperienced 13 year old divers. Many companies will share a large, comfortable boat, and Lucky Divers provided us with the same guide for just the 4 of us for 2 days without even asking . We spent all day on the boat as they are very slow, but the trip to Ras Mohammed was a highlight. The corals are spectacular, healthy and very colorful. Lots of tropical fish, little to moderate currents. We didn't need to go very deep (restricted to 60 feet with the kids) and didn't feel like we were missing much except maybe a dive to see lots of hammerhead sharks! Sharm in the summer is hot, very hot and I wouldn't recommend it if you are not into diving. It's a big resort area with a couple of casinos, but not much in the way of culture that we could see. The ATV ride into the desert was lots of fun and a good way to spend our last evening.
Reporter and Travel
Dive Experience	101-250 dives
Where else diving	Indonesia, Caymans, Mexico, Belize. BVI's,
Closest Airport		Getting There
Dive Conditions
Weather	sunny	Seas	calm,noCurrents
Water Temp	76-0°F / 24--18°C	Wetsuit Thickness	3
Water Visibility	25-75 Ft/ 8-23 M
Dive Policy
Dive own profile	yes
Enforced diving restrictions	[Unspecified]none
Liveaboard?	no	Nitrox Available?	N/A
What I Saw
Sharks	1 or 2	Mantas	1 or 2
Dolphins	None	Whale Sharks	None
Turtles	> 2	Whales	None
Ratings 1(worst) - 5 (best):
Corals		Tropical Fish
Small Critters		Large Fish
Large Pelagics
Underwater Photography 1 (worst) - 5 (best):
Subject Matter	N/A	Boat Facilities	N/A
Overall rating for UWP's	N/A	Shore Facilities	N/A
UW Photo Comments	[None]

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Dive Review of Lucky Divers in Red Sea/Sharm el Sheikh Egypt

Lucky Divers, Sep, 2005,

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Dive Review of Lucky Divers in
Red Sea/Sharm el Sheikh Egypt