A small seahorse endemic to the Red Sea and Arabian Sea, hard to spot but unforgettable.
Lives in seagrass and around soft corals. Pale yellow to mottled brown depending on its surroundings. Like all seahorses, the male carries the eggs in a pouch and gives birth.
Seagrass beds in Marsa Mubarak and Abu Dabbab.
These trips go where this species lives. It is a wild animal, so a sighting is possible and never promised.
One of the few places on Earth where you can swim with the rare and gentle dugong.
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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.
Seagrass beds in Marsa Mubarak and Abu Dabbab. These trips go where this species lives. It is a wild animal, so a sighting is possible and never promised.
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