Panorama Reef, Safaga
Panorama Reef is a large outer reef reached by boat in about an hour, featuring north and south plateaus and steep walls on the east and west sides. Typical diving spans 18–32 m on the plateaus, with wall sections dropping beyond 40 m. The site is known for abundant soft and hard corals, including an area referred to as “Nemo City” on the southwest wall around 5–20 m. Light to medium current commonly runs from the north, and there can be encounters with larger pelagic life alongside plentiful reef fish.
Reported depth
18m - 32m
Depth note
Plateaus reported at 18–32 m, with east/west walls dropping to 40 m+ and a southwest wall area around 5–20 m.
Typical conditions
Light to medium current, typically from the north; steep walls on the east and west sides.
Hazards
Safety notes
Currents are described as light to medium and typically from the north; wall sections exceed 40 m, so plan depth and gas accordingly and be prepared for current along the walls.
Tailored notes for different activities.
Scuba
Main dive area is the north and south plateau at 18–32 m, with wall dives extending beyond 40 m.
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