Golden Blocks is a popular shore diving site located in the Southern Oasis of Dahab, approximately 10 kilometers south of the town center. It’s known for its easy entry, variety of marine life, and beautiful coral formations Golden Blocks can be easily accessed from the shore. You can either walk from nearby hotels in the Southern Oasis or take a taxi. There is a small Bedouin restaurant called Wadi Qnai near the entrance to the dive site Golden Blocks offers a varied dive suitable for divers of all levels. The site is a mix of coral gardens and sandy areas with a large representation of coral species. Here are some of the highlights: Diverse marine life: The reef is home to a wide variety of fish, including clownfish, angelfish, butterflyfish, triggerfish, and nudibranchs. You can also spot octopus, squid, turtles, and rays Beautiful coral formations: The reef is covered in a variety of hard and soft corals, creating a colorful underwater landscape. Golden blocks: The dive site gets its name from two large golden-colored coral towers located at a depth of around 16-20 meters. The depth at Golden Blocks ranges from a shallow 5 meters to around 45 meters. The shallow areas are perfect for beginners and snorkelers, while the deeper areas offer a more challenging and rewarding experience for experienced divers. The water at Golden Blocks is generally calm and clear, with good visibility. Currents can be mild, so it is always recommended to be aware of your surroundings and dive with a buddy. Overall, Golden Blocks is a great dive site for anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable dive in Dahab. It offers a beautiful underwater world with plenty of marine life to see. Here are some additional tips for diving at Golden Blocks: The dive can be done as a loop back to the entry point or as a drift dive towards the nearby Moray Garden dive site. Be sure to bring your diving gear, or you can rent it from a local dive center. Be sure to follow all safety instructions given by your dive guide or instructor. Respect the marine life and environment. Do not touch or feed the animals, and be careful not to damage the coral