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Nuweiba is really a quiet, secluded destination located in Northern Sinai and this hidden gem is one of the best spots in Egypt for underwater photography. The destination is nowhere close to commercialised as Sharm which can be found 100 miles south along the coastline. Therefore, this means a lower number of divers to disturb the marine creatures.

At the the north of the Gulf of Aqaba, the water is significantly calmer under the surface and combined with the clear waters, marine photography enthusiasts couldn't require better conditions. The house reef at the Nuweiba Hilton is a well-liked spot for underwater photography classes. There is a superb array of underwater life with little pipefish and cuttlefish found in the shallows while a bit deeper, a good amount of vivid fish and coral reefs are found. The pier also offers a number of amazing photo possibilities.

Probably the fish Nuweiba is well known for is the frogfish. Even though it is found in other locations in Egypt, Nuweiba a bit of a hotspot for this evasive little creature. Needless to say, there is no guarantee you will find a frogfish but you can find shrimp, seahorse and octopus in the area consequently you might get fortunate and discover them as well.

The best thing is the fact all this is practically within walking distance from your room at the Hilton therefore if a keen photographer is on holiday with the family, they aren't deserted throughout the day, just for the hour of the dive. Scuba divers can head underwater in the morning, join the family for lunch before going to the sea once again.

Underwater photographers are often really eager to take pics on land and the surroundings in the vicinity of Nuweiba is wonderful. Across the sea lies Saudi Arabia and the mountains of the Sinai provide an excellent backdrop. It's certainly worth taking an excursion to Mount Sinai or the Coloured Canyon since the scenery is amazing. It is hard to imagine a desert may well be so eye-catching.