Ras Ghozlani
A drift over a coral-garden slope at about 22–32 m in the north of Ras Mohammed National Park, known for pristine corals and very good visibility. Ancient table corals shelter marbled groupers, crocodilefish and stingrays, gorgonians line the drop-off and turtles are common.
Facts
- Region: Northern Red Sea – Egypt
- Area: Ras Mohammed
- Depth: 10–32 m
- Level: intermediate
- Current: low
- Type: reef, drift
- Coordinates: 27.7926, 34.2609
- Highlights: table coral, turtle, grouper, crocodilefish, blue-spotted stingray, gorgonian, sea fan, soft coral, batfish
- Tips: Afternoon light is said to be best; drift direction depends on the current.