Bright orange with two white bands, living inside sea anemones.
Endemic to the Red Sea, this two-band clownfish has a remarkable symbiotic relationship with sea anemones. The anemone's stinging tentacles protect the fish, while the fish defends the anemone and feeds it scraps. They rarely leave their host anemone, so you'll always find them within a few centimeters of one.
Common in shallow reefs across all three destinations, especially around Giftun, Tiran and Marsa Mubarak.
These trips go where this species lives. It is a wild animal, so a sighting is possible and never promised.
Sail to the Maldives of the Red Sea, pearl-white sand, turquoise water and three reef stops.
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Four legendary reefs, Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas and Gordon, packed with marine life.
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A protected bay famous for resident green turtles and a chance of dugong encounter.
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Safe. It is harmless to snorkelers. Watch from a respectful distance and do not chase or feed it.
Common in shallow reefs across all three destinations, especially around Giftun, Tiran and Marsa Mubarak. These trips go where this species lives. It is a wild animal, so a sighting is possible and never promised.
8–14 cm
