Maxwell’s Reef is located about 500 meters off the Sinai coast, in front of the Ras Amira dive site. It resembles an underwater island or seamount with a minimum depth of 12 meters (40 feet) that drops off to a maximum depth of around 60 meters (200 feet). Currents: Currents can be present at Maxwell, sometimes stronger near the surface and diminishing closer to the seabed. This makes it a more challenging dive and is recommended for advanced divers only. Type: Reef dive with some wall aspects due to the drop-off. Marine life: Here’s what you might encounter at Maxwell: Abundant baitfish attracting larger predators. Spanish dancers (nudibranchs) during the daytime. Stonefish (careful observation needed due to their camouflage). Turtles and stingrays. Varied reef fish life. Beautiful table corals. Here are some additional things to keep in mind before diving Maxwell: Due to the currents and depth, advanced buoyancy control and good navigation skills are crucial. It’s important to dive with a reputable operator familiar with the specific conditions at Maxwell. A good dive buddy or guided dive is highly recommended. Nitrox may be beneficial for deeper dives. If you’re an experienced diver looking for a challenging and rewarding dive with diverse marine life, Maxwell can be a fantastic option. However, be sure to assess your diving skills and experience level before attempting this dive.