The Cedar Pride wreck is one of Jordan's most popular and celebrated dives. A former Lebanese freighter, the ship sustained extensive damage during a fire in 1982. Following a request from King Abdullah, the ill-fated vessel was deliberately sunk approximately 50m offshore as an artificial reef for divers. Lying on its port side at a maximum depth of 28m across two reefs, the wreckage has been colonized by numerous hard and soft corals. Marked by a surface buoy, the Cedar Pride can be dived from boat or shore. The uppermost starboard side is at 10m, and so provides a great site for both novice and experienced divers alike. The wreck is largely intact and around 80m in length with the most interesting diving on the seaward side, where you can see the deck and superstructure. The outstanding feature is the crow's nest, which is covered with a profusion of colorful soft corals and stands out against the clear blue water. As you continue further towards the hull, you pass mushroom ventilation shafts and the main mast. Here in the deeper water, the soft corals are more dispersed but are replaced by hard corals and schools of fish, including the odd barracuda. As you swim back along the uppermost starboard side, you can find plenty of hard corals and small animals that have made their home on the hull, including anemones, table corals and clusters of acropora. This makes for an excellent night dive. The deck is smothered with lots of critters, including urchins, shrimps, Spanish dancers and soft coral crabs

Rainbow reef is a great shore dive ranging from 6 to 18m. A deeper gulley runs down the north side of the reef forming a nice wall along the side of the reef. There is a telecommunications cable that runs over to Egypt. It is the home to a great deal of lion fish and large sea urchins.

Located just to the south of the Shipwreck. One of the best dive sites in the world wide. Very good conditions for diving and snorkeling as well. The reef begins in shallow water and then gently sloping to the magnificent colorful reef , very large schools of Anthias (Gold fish) displaying with the golden sun beams above an ideal view above while getting their snack of plankton, Lyre tail groupers, Royal angel fish, Moray eels, big Clam shells are very common.

The reason to be given this name was because it has 2 large Gorgon corals . Max depth of the site is 12m as to be excellent for newly certified divers. It has an entry access from shore of 3m wide and 4m deep, after crossing the wonderful passage (various of uncommon shy inhabitants hiding in caves all along the passage, soon after getting out of passage the diver will be excited having the feeling of landing from sky to be face to face with a huge pool-like covered by fascinating marine life . The site has 2 pinnacles extending from sea surface to the bottom inhabited by unique soft and hard corals dangling all around forming a safe and wealthy home for many kinds of beautiful invertebrates and fish.

This dive site has a tank wreck at just 6m of depth. It is perfect for snorklers as for divers to explore. It is surrounded by a labyrinth of corrals. The attentive diver might find some nudibranchs as well.

Excellent for diving and snorkeling

Blue coral is a wonderful site with lots of life. You can make shallow dives as the reef starts in front of the beach, but it continues down to 50m. Keep your eyes open for grey moray eels.