
Middle East & Red Sea › Egypt › Sharm El-Sheikh
Ras Um Sid
70 mMax Depth
BoatEntry
2Species
Conditions Summary
Model forecast · local time (GMT+3)
Model conditions signal100/100
Waves
0.4 m
3.7 s
Swell
0.3 m
3.0 s
Current speed
0.6 km/h
flowing toward S
Water temperature
27.2°C
Wind
1.8 km/h
→ NW
Sea level
0.1 m
rising
WavesCalm
SwellCalm
Current speedCalm
Planning window
08:30–08:00
Calmest model window
Forecast Overview
Sun, Oct 18Calm
Waves0.4–0.6 mCurrent speed0.6 km/h maxWater temperature27.4°C
Mon, Oct 19Watch
Waves0.4–0.7 mCurrent speed0.4 km/h maxWater temperature27.3°C
Tue, Oct 20Watch
Waves0.6–0.8 mCurrent speed0.4 km/h maxWater temperature27.3°C
TodayWatch
Waves0.6–0.7 mCurrent speed0.4 km/h maxWater temperature27.2°C
Next 72 hours
Catalog depth70 m
Data sources & field guideOpen-Meteo Marine + Weather APIs
Planning context, not a safety guarantee. Coastal model accuracy is limited. Confirm the actual briefing, entry, exit, and suitability with a local operator.
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Dive Types
BeachDriftReefWallSalt Water
Questions to ask a local operator
- What are today's current, visibility, entry, and exit conditions?
- Does the planned route stay within my certification and recent experience?
- Are there local permits, conservation rules, or equipment requirements?
Common Species
Eagle ray
From site catalogue
Napoleon fish
From site catalogue
Hipposcarus harid
Nearby OBIS observations9
Acanthurus sohal
Nearby OBIS observations8
Abudefduf vaigiensis
Nearby OBIS observations7
Arothron diadematus
Nearby OBIS observations7
Chaetodon fasciatus
Nearby OBIS observations7
Pseudanthias squamipinnis
Nearby OBIS observations7
Thalassoma rueppellii
Nearby OBIS observations7
Tridacna maxima
Nearby OBIS observations7
Amphiprion bicinctus
Nearby OBIS observations6
Pomacentrus sulfureus
Nearby OBIS observations6
These are nearby biodiversity records, not a guarantee that every species will be seen on a particular dive.
OBIS source →Photos



