Ras Torombi
A headland reef in the Port Ghalib area with a boulder section full of glassfish and a very shallow lagoon to the west. Currents are usually gentle; dolphins, eagle rays, hawksbill turtles and bluespotted stingrays are among the regular sightings.
Facts
- Region: Southern Red Sea – Egypt
- Area: Marsa Alam & Elphinstone
- Depth: 5–18 m
- Level: beginner
- Current: low
- Type: reef, night
- Coordinates: 25.6634, 34.5881 (approximate)
- Highlights: glassfish, dolphins, eagle ray, turtle, stingray, lionfish, anthias
- Tips: A relaxed second or night dive; the reef ends around 14-15 m, so it suits newer divers.