Diving in Eilat's coral reefs

:octopus: Diving in the Red sea - Eilat :tropical_fish:

The Red sea offers the best dive sites I know in the world today and Eilat’s living coral reef is part of that great underwater wonder.
Probably the northern most coral reef in the world!
The region around Eilat is a Diving paradise. Here you find the best dive guides and very professional dive centers to dive with.
Some dive sites are to wreck’s and you can see old navy ships or other big wrecks, it is super cool and exiting.
The best part of the coral reef is in the southern part of the beach - The coral nature reserve.
You will find plenty of living corals and animals around the whole area :slightly_smiling_face:

I personally dive a lot and visit Eilat many times a year (as much as I can)

Here are some photos by me from Eilat

If you have any questions about scuba diving in Eilat I’m here :grin:

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Great post, amazing photos of another world @JoniG , a world that not many of us get to see other than through posts with amazing photos like yours. Thank you for sharing.

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Thanks mate :blush:

I love sharing underwater photos

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Really impressive @JoniG

No wonder it made it through to Friday Favorites. I would love to ask, what kind of camera did you use?, is the camera water resistant camera?.

These photos are truly beautiful. Thank you for sharing under water photos with us here on connect.

Next time try and do underwater meetup inside Red Sea.

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Hey @Austinelewex
Thanks :blush: I was flattered to see it on the Friday favorites.
I use an Underwater housing for the camera.
The camera I use is the old Canon G7x (mark1) and I got a Meikon Housing for it.
I normally don’t use artificial light and prefer the Natural light but it depends on the depth.

Will be happy to host a meeting underwater :octopus:

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I will wait for the underwater recapitulation then @JoniG :slightly_smiling_face:

Have an AMAZING weekend!

Best regards.

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@JoniG So bright photos! I have looked through them several times. They are calming. It seems fish posing you. Of cause all is different in reality.

Take my congratulations on being chosen in Friday Favorites!

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Thanks @OlgaKlimchik

The fish did pose for me :blush:

But these are photos chosen from a long period of time and of course in reality it is not that easy to find these animals “posing” for you that way.

Thanks again

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Hi @JoniG ,

amazing photos, wow they are all so clear and so colorful! Nice to see those amazing nature underwater wonders.

Thank you for sharing a bit of coral reef with us :blush: .

Thanks @LuigiZ

I am so happy that you like it :grin:

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wow, out of this world. no words to explain this beauty :slightly_smiling_face:

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Thanks @kapilricky

I enjoy diving more than anything :wink:

Your pictures are superbe @JoniG

I felt like in an aquarium!

Eilat looks like the perfect place for diving

Have a nice sunday

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Thank you so much @Julien44 !
Diving in the Red sea is really heaven on earth (or underwater).
It is not only in Eilat and there are many other places to visit.
Since the pandemic and the border closing I got more time to spend in Eilat and I love it there!
If you happen to visit the area I’ll be happy to show you around :grinning:

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Merci @JoniG

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WoW @JoniG those are very beautiful underwater photos. They are very colorful. Have you used red filters or this is the original state. I also do dive and i’m intrigued by this post. I want to dive in this beautiful Eilat’s coral reefs in Red Sea oneday. Hope I could get some pointers from you then.

Btw if you come to Sri Lanka I would also point you towards beautiful dive sites in Sri Lanka.

Cheers…!!!

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Hey @ravindus
I’m so happy you liked my photos!
I will be happy to show you around when you get to Israel and no doubt Sri-Lanka is on my bucket list!
I don’t use any red filters but I do correct the colors in post editing. Filters absorb much of the precious and limited natural light that you can use.
I wrote a post about the equipment I use and you can read all about it there.
Enjoy! and I hope to meet you underwater someday :wink:

A lot of our reefs around the world are dying due to global ocean temperature warming, I hope this one stays safe and prosperous @JoniG thanks for sharing so many of the creatures and things you see there.

Paul

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