Hurghada, along with Sharm el Sheikh, is where it all started. These where the first             two destinations of the nearly 20-years old diving history of the Red Sea. Diving             in Hurghada needs no introduction, it's already world famous. From minuscule nudibranchs             to giant whale sharks, this area has it all for a perfect Red Sea diving holiday:             hard and soft coral, turtles and dolphins, mantas and moray eels, napoleons and             tuna, and much more, including the wreck graveyard at Sha'ab Abu Nuhas.             
 
 The Hurghada marine area is protected, as many other areas in Egypt, and diving             centres here operate under environmental-friendly procedures. Starting from year             1995, local authorities, NGO’s and international bodies such as USAID have co-operated             in the conservation of the underwater life of the region. Nowadays, regular checks             and upgrades ensure the presence of mooring buoys in all dive sites.