Shark Observatory
A wall below the fossil-coral cliff at the southern tip of Ras Mohammed, named after the viewing balconies once used to spot sharks. The wall drops past 65 m (beyond 100 m further out); south-facing parts are covered in colourful soft corals, north-facing parts in hard corals and overhangs, with rows of gorgonian fans, hawksbill turtles and schooling jacks.
Tiefe: 10–30 m