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Especially if you dive with Aquarius Diving Club – Sharm El Sheikh, right?The Red Sea in Egypt is the safest place on earth to dive right now, that's very very far from all the Mess
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Especially if you dive with Aquarius Diving Club – Sharm El Sheikh, right?The Red Sea in Egypt is the safest place on earth to dive right now, that's very very far from all the Mess
if you say soEspecially if you dive with Aquarius Diving Club – Sharm El Sheikh, right?
Based on what? How can you say it’s the safest place to dive on earth right now? I’m not saying it’s unsafe but there are many other fantastic places to dive in the world that are extremely safe and much farther away from conflict zones.The Red Sea in Egypt is the safest place on earth to dive right now, that's very very far from all the Mess
Actually based on many factors, still the safest with no causalities or fatalities, check here Accidents, Incidents, & Near Misses , the world is full of conflicts and anger is irrupting everywhere, am saying what i see and of course i respect your opinion.Based on what? How can you say it’s the safest place to dive on earth right now? I’m not saying it’s unsafe but there are many other fantastic places to dive in the world that are extremely safe and much farther away from conflict zones.
It is the liveaboard sinking capital of the world in recent years - I’ll give you that…
Based on what? How can you say it’s the safest place to dive on earth right now? I’m not saying it’s unsafe but there are many other fantastic places to dive in the world that are extremely safe and much farther away from conflict zones.
It is the liveaboard sinking capital of the world in recent years - I’ll give you that…
Fully agree with this. Sharm el Sheikh has a bordering wall all around and the checks to get in/out are very thorough. Egypt has very high interest in spending a lot in security to keep tourists coming. However, this summer I have seen the lowest amount of people staying in Sharm in over a decade.Hi, I am a French diver with over 20 stays and liveaboard in Egypt for diving.
One of the reason why it is safe, is that the regime desperatly need the money of tourism industry, which represents 12% of the egyptian GDP, and the Army secures the area from Hurghada to Marsa Alam ont the Western coast and around Sharm El Sheikh in the Sinai.
Yes there is war 400 km ahead, and yes you are in a secured "golden ghetto"... Everybody has to deal with this, or not.