FAQ

Yes, provided you prove you’re a diver. Depending on your level, how many dives you think you have, and when your last dive was, we may require you to do a check dive or scuba review on your first days.

Of course, you can pay with a Visa or Master Card. Please note that the amount will be EGP when paying by credit card.

We offer a range of diving courses from beginner to advanced levels, including PADI Open Water Diver, Advanced Open Water Diver, Rescue Diver, and Divemaster courses. Additionally, we provide specialty courses such as Nitrox, Deep Diver, and Underwater Photography.

You can get scuba certified with Red Sea Marine in as little as 2 to 4 days, depending on how you plan your course: Standard pace (3–4 days): Complete the full PADI Open Water Diver course, including theory, confined water, and open water dives. Fast-track option (2 days): If you finish the theory online before arriving, you can complete the in-water training quickly. Flexible route: Do the theory (and even pool sessions) at home, then finish your open water dives in Sharm El Sheikh. Short experience (no certification): Try Discover Scuba Diving — just a few hours. 👉 Bottom line: Fastest certification: 2 days Most common: 3–4 days

You can start scuba diving as young as 8 years old with our Try Dive or Discover Scuba Diving program, which takes place in our house Reef. For the Open Water Course, the minimum age is 10 years.

In Sharm El Sheikh, diving is usually done through a registered dive center and often with a guide, especially at protected sites. Some hotel house reefs may offer more flexibility for certified divers, but access and rules can vary by location. If you’re unsure, ask us before booking and we’ll help you choose the safest option for your level.

Yes, private dive experiences and boat charters can be arranged for guests who want a more personal trip. This is a great option for families, small groups, and certified divers looking for a flexible day on the Red Sea. Contact us to plan the best option for you.

Yes. If you’re a beginner, you can join our Discover Scuba Diving or Try Dive program with an instructor. It’s a safe and easy way to experience the underwater world in Sharm El Sheikh before deciding whether to start a full course.

Yes, we may ask you to fill out a diving medical questionnaire before your dive or course. If you have any medical conditions, especially related to your heart, lungs, ears, or pregnancy, please let us know before booking so we can advise you properly.

We can provide the main diving equipment you need for your trip. If you already have your own mask, wetsuit, computer, or other personal items, you’re welcome to bring them. Let us know your size and experience level in advance so we can prepare the right gear for you.

Yes, in many cases we can help arrange pickup from hotels in Sharm El Sheikh. Please contact us with your hotel name and booking details, and we’ll confirm the available options for your dive day.

We dive with respect for the environment. Our guides encourage good buoyancy, no touching or collecting marine life, and careful finning to avoid damaging corals. We follow responsible diving practices so you can enjoy the Red Sea while helping protect it for the future.

You can book by contacting our team directly with your preferred date, number of divers, and experience level. We’ll help you choose the right trip, confirm availability, and share any pickup or equipment details before your dive day. Booking early is a good idea, especially in busy seasons.

Yes, we can help plan trips to iconic Red Sea sites, including wreck dives and liveaboard experiences when available. These trips are best for certified divers, and we’ll advise you on the right level, schedule, and conditions before you book. Contact us to check the current options.

Your safety comes first. If conditions are not suitable, we may adjust the dive site, change the schedule, or suggest an alternative activity such as snorkeling or a different day. We’ll always do our best to keep your trip safe and enjoyable.

Yes. Non-divers and snorkeling guests can often join the trip, depending on the boat and day plan. It’s a great way to enjoy the Red Sea, relax on the boat, and experience the marine life without scuba equipment. Contact us when booking so we can recommend the best option.