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Why Red Sea Coral Reefs Are the Most Resilient

While coral reefs worldwide face devastating bleaching events, the Red Sea remains a vibrant kaleidoscope of color. Why? Scientists have discovered that the corals in Hurghada and the Northern Red Sea possess a unique genetic resistance to heat, forged by an ancient evolutionary “bottleneck.” Discover the fascinating science behind these “supercorals,” why they are a global climate refuge, and how Scubadore helps protect them.

The Red Sea’s Most Impressive Predators: Sharks Seen Around Hurghada

Seeing a shark in the Red Sea isn’t a cause for panic; it’s a hard-earned privilege. While sightings on coastal reefs are rare, venturing to Hurghada’s offshore drop-offs opens the door to meeting the ocean’s most impressive predators. In this guide, we detail the behaviors of the bold Oceanic Whitetip, the elusive Scalloped Hammerhead, and the Grey Reef Shark, plus our expert rules for safe, respectful encounters in the blue.

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Eagle Rays in Flight: The Best Season and Sites to Spot Them Gliding in the Blue

They don’t swim; they fly. The Spotted Eagle Ray is one of the most majestic sights in the Red Sea. In this guide, we explore the anatomy of these beautiful gliders, pinpoint the best seasons and dive sites in Hurghada to find them, and share the expert photography rules you need to get close without scaring them into the blue.

Is It Safe? A Solo Female Traveler’s Honest Guide to Diving in Hurghada

“Is it safe?” It’s the #1 question from solo female divers. The answer is yes—but you need to know the rules. This honest guide breaks down the reality of traveling alone in Hurghada, from dealing with street “hassle” to dressing for the culture. Discover how Scubadore creates a safe, harassment-free bubble for you to enjoy the Red Sea with total peace of mind.

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Red Sea Lionfish: Invasive Threat or Native Species?

In the Caribbean, divers hunt them to save the reef. In the Red Sea, we admire them as native icons. The Common Lionfish is a misunderstood creature. This guide explains why the Lionfish is an essential part of the Egyptian ecosystem, how to safely observe its venomous beauty, and why you should definitely leave your spear gun at home when diving in Hurghada.

The Hebat Allah: Diving Hurghada’s Intentional Artificial Reef and Wreck

It was supposed to be a shallow dive for everyone. Instead, the Hebat Allah slid down the reef slope and landed at 46 meters, becoming Hurghada’s most exclusive wreck. Intact, upright, and free of crowds, this purpose-sunk cargo ship is a dream for Deep and Technical divers. Learn about her “accidental” history and the certifications you need to explore her with Scubadore.