Dive Sites in the Red Sea
All popular Dive Sites around the Red Sea
Shaab el Erg
Shaabruhr Umm Gamar
Bluff Point
Siyoul Kebira
Siyoul Soraya
Shaab Umm Usk
Umm Gammar
Carless Reef
Jackson Reef
Woodhouse Reef
Thomas Reef
Gordon Reef
Laguna Reef North & South
Shaab Mahmud with Dunraven
Ras Mohammed with Jolanda & Shark Reef
Blue Hole
Canyon
Shaab Sheer
Panorama Reef
Ras Abu Soma
Small Giftun Island
Abu Dabab
Elphinstone
Shaab Shona
Abu Kafan
Dangarus Reef
Shaab Marsa Alam
Shaab Sharm/Gota Sharm
Abu Galawa Kebir
Abu Galawa Soraya
Sataya Gota Soraya
Sataya Gota Kebir
Shaab Claude
Paradise Reef
Habili Jaffar
Umm Aruk
Habili Ali
St.Johns Gota Soraya
St. Johns Gota Kebir
Shaab Maksur
Dahra Wadi Gimal
Sheleniat
Habili Radir
Shaab Malahi
Erg Abu Diab
Gota Eden
Cave Reef
Fasma Abu Fendera
Gota Wahed/Etnien Abu Fendera
Farcha/Habili Abu Fendera
Umm Hal Hal
Shaab Sataya
Elba Reef
Shaab Rumi
Shaab Rumi South Plateau with Precontinent II
Sanganeb South/West/North
Angarosh
Qita el Banna
Merlo Reef
Wingate Reef with Umbria
Shaab Suedi
Mesharifa
Shambaia
Abington Reef
Hindi Gider
Protector Reef
Jumna Reef
Shaab Ambar
Pinnacle
Logan Reef
Keary Reef
Seil Ada Kebir
Towartit Reef
Barra Musa Kebir
Habili Seil Ada
Habili Qab Isa
Dahrat Abida
Masamirit
Dahrat Ghab
Qab Miyum
Shaab Loka
Tamashiya
Darraka
Carless Reef
Overview
Carless Reef is a very well known dive site that can be done either on the classic reef at 20 metres or along the less visited east wall that goes down to 70 metres.
Description
The reef consists of two prominent pinnacles ( madrepores pinnacles) that stand on a plateau. The two pinnacles are easily visible thanks to the crystalline water in this little protected place.
The dive is often not doable because of the lack of protection for the boats.
The dive site is famous mainly because of the giant moray eels that live here and like to come out of their caves.
Hotspots
- The plateau is easy to explore. There are rich coral formations to admire, with which the pillars are covered. Among them are mainly fire corals, hard and soft corals, of various types. On the bottom, apart from the already mentioned moray eels, there are many species of fish: Mask butterfly fish and banner fish, which gather in unusually numerous schools among the soft corals.
- The variety of small and large fish of the reef is enriched by passing pelagic fish species: among them mainly silvertip sharks and schools of mackerel.