Also known as Ras Caty; Ras Kathy
Easy sloping reef at the mouth of Sharm el-Maya, used for training and as a night dive
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Easy sloping reef at the mouth of Sharm el-Maya, used for training and as a night dive. Can be dived as a drift toward Temple. Depth 3–22 m; shore or day boat; can be strong on the drift toward Temple current.
Centres that run Ras Katy and the reefs around it.
Sloping reef strewn with the amphora cargo of a wrecked Ottoman-era vessel
Dense carpet of sea anemones and territorial anemonefish on the shallow shelf at the southern end of the Shark Observatory wall
The beacon-marked southern corner of Sha'ab Mahmud
Gently sloping sandy plateau with a V-shaped stream of sand issuing from a small cave
Helwa Ya Baladi
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