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Blue hole bonanza
Some regard Dahab as a deep-divin' tekkie town, but for TV presenter Miranda Krestovnikoff, it's the perfect retreat for shore-divers with a young family in tow.
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5 undersung Red Sea sites
The Red Sea has plenty of dive sites likely to figure in any 'See Before You Die' or 'World's Top 100' listing - Elphinstone, the Thistlegorm or the Brothers - but what of the lesser-known gems? James Dawson names his favoured five more...
From Egypt with love 007
It looks like RIP for VIP One, a mature Red Sea liveaboard badly damaged by fire earlier this year. But Stuart '007' Philpott wasn't to know that he might be embarking on a final voyage as he climbed aboard, his imagination running riot
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Three-Day Break
A shore-diving resort may be great for a family holiday, but combined with a short liveaboard getaway, it's even better! John Bantin takes a holiday within a holiday
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Shakedown cruising with the Contessa
When a Red Sea liveaboard is about to go into service, it's a good idea to give it a bit of a trial run. Of course, if you invite along paying guests and journalists, you're being impressively brave. John Liddiard volunteers as a lab-rat aboard the Contessa Mia
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Six days in the desert
For a wide-angle photographer, Marsa Alam provides spectacular opportunities, says Zac Macaulay, as he enjoys a taste of southern Egypt's underwater world
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Southern Sudan Odyssey
Get far enough south in the Red Sea and you won't see other safari boats, or overdived reefs - just marine life, and lots of it. If only John Bantin had waited till the hammerheads had been and gone before writing up this treat of a trip
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Shake out in Egypt
The favourite holiday spot for British divers appears to have raised the bar for dive destinations the world over, with its new inspection system for dive centres. Has diving in Egypt just got a whole lot safer? Brendan O'Brien shadows the Chamber of Diving & Watersports inspectors to find out
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Back to nature - but is it really eco?
Many divers relish the simplicity of a shore-based 'eco-village' diving holiday in southern Egypt. It's more comfortable than in the pioneering days, says John Bantin - but is it as environmentally friendly?
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Lionfish duel
They often look as if they're spoiling for a fight, but on this occasion a battle royal took place - witnessed by Richard Carey
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Frogfish capital of the world!
In Taba to conduct a regulator comparison test, John Bantin is taken by surprise when a jolly green giant bowls over to sit on his head!
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Sharm with Camel and a very light CCR
John Liddiard gets to see some classic dive sites in a new light, and enjoys being bubble-free to get among spawning shoals of snapper and batfish
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Some kind of wonderful
Drawn back to the diver town of Dahab again and again, Louise Trewavas thought she'd seen everything it had to offer - until her most recent trip
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Living large at the Savoy
The well-heeled diver can now enjoy all the luxury associated with the Savoy name in Sharm, where the reef-diving is as good as ever. All that's needed is a better way of linking diver with site, says Colin Mac Andrias. Anyone seen his butler?
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Time to spare in Fury Shoals
There's not that much to see topside at Hamata, in Egypt's deep south, but staying there does give John Liddiard the unusual chance to explore a famous collection of reefs at leisure
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