Site has been destroyed by boat anchors, spear gunning, what a pity

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

South Reef

Strong surface current.

Boat

Cable Wreck is also known as Stephanos.

Cable Wreck

There is a Greak Cargo wreck here named the Stephanos.

Approximately 15 nautical miles west of Ras Abhur.

Shi'B Al Kabir is also known as Abo Tair.

Shi'B Al Kabir

Chicken Wreck is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Saudi Arabia, Makkah which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Chicken Wreck

It's nice site for diving. This siate is really multi-level, Whereas start from 15ft to more than 130ft.

Palm beach

Al Bedayah

Dreams beach is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Saudi Arabia, Makkah which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Dreams beach

this side is nice side for dive but problem is you have to walk almost 135m in the water to arrive to the point you want to start your dive from it, and same for snorkel.
service in the beach is normal and sometimes they not allow to diver to enter. up to your luck

from kornish road in north Obhor

Palm Beach

The dive site is special regarding the visibility and coral reef as well as reef fish. The most important thing about it is that access is free of charge, just bring your diving gear and your buddy then dive.

The access to the dive site is relatively easy, but I recommend having a partner who visited the area before. The area is enclosed by big walls, but you'll find an opening in the wall that can be used to pass by car to the shore line. Once you're in the water, just head to the openwater (to the west) and dive when the depth reaches 3-5 meters. The walk there might be difficult as there are a lot of coral reef formations reaching to the surface.

Al Buhairat is also known as North Obhur free access.

Al Buhairat

The dive site is awesome, we dived to 80ft max there was a medium current , there is so much life in there , because people don't often dive there, it is an unknown site , the access of the dive site is really exhausting 



Twins reef

It is a 95m long Cypriot cargo built in Germany and launched in 1953. Sunk November 28th 1976.

Jeddah

Anatoli wreck is also known as Anatoli.

South Reef

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at South Reef