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Little Brother

El Quesir, Red sea

Egypt

Dive site

Accessible by liveaboards only, the smaller of the Brothers offers excellent diving with a great wall reef and a cleaning station at approximately 30-40 meters in depth. The presence of the cleaning station makes it great for big fish encounters. The site has plenty of coral cover with beautiful fan corals. There could be some current, so advanced diving skills are required.

What to expect

WILDLIFE ... or meet the locals

Little Brother is a smaller but equally captivating dive site in the Red Sea, known for its rich coral gardens and diverse marine life. The reef is home to colorful species like anthias, butterflyfish, and wrasse, while barracuda, trevally, and tuna roam the surrounding waters. Divers can often spot grey reef sharks and thresher sharks in the deeper areas, along with the occasional oceanic whitetip. The reef’s vibrant corals also attract sea turtles and large groupers, making Little Brother a must-visit for both reef and big fish enthusiasts.

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Where is the dive site

El Quesir, Red sea
Egypt
Local Airport: Marsa Alam

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