The Red Sea is known for its biodiversity. Divers can see a variety of fish, coral species, and other marine creatures like turtles and dolphins. also Aqaba is home to several famous wrecks, including the Cedar Pride, a Lebanese freighter that was sunk to create an artificial reef. Visibility in Aqaba is often excellent, sometimes reaching up to 30 meters (100 feet). The water temperature is generally warm year-round, ranging from 20°C (68°F) in winter to 28°C (82°F) in summer. While diving is possible year-round, the best conditions are usually from late spring to early autumn (April to October). Always dive with a buddy and follow standard safety protocols. Check equipment before dives and listen to briefings from dive guides. Diving in Aqaba offers a fantastic experience for both novice and experienced divers, with its stunning underwater landscapes and rich marine biodiversity.
Aqaba is accessible by air through King Hussein International Airport, with connections from major cities in the Middle East and Europe. It’s also possible to reach Aqaba by road from other parts of Jordan.