Gamul Al Saghir is a small, circular shaped reef located north of Safaga Island in the Red Sea, Egypt. It’s a popular dive site known for its accessibility and diverse marine life, making it suitable for both beginner and advanced divers. Here’s some information about Gamul Al Saghir dive site: Depth: 5 – 20 meters Access: Boat Currents: Can be mild to strong, coming from the northeast Divers can expect to see a variety of colorful fish on the reef, including bannerfish, goatfish, butterflyfish, scorpionfish, batfish, lionfish, and moon grouper. The sandy bottom around the reef is also home to a variety of interesting marine life. Here are some of the things you can see while diving at Gamul Al Saghir: Sandy plateau: Located on the northwest end of the reef Pinnacles: Scattered throughout the reef, these pinnacles are covered in colorful fish Sea grass beds: Found around the reef, these sea grass beds provide habitat for a variety of marine life Gamul Al Saghir is a great dive site for those looking for a relaxing and enjoyable dive in the Red Sea. The shallow depths and easy access make it a great option for new divers, while the variety of marine life makes it interesting for more experienced divers as well.