Colors of Egypt

Near Dahab, Egypt

September 22, 2008, 14:17 Local Time

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This is one of the aerial panoramas made during my first stay in Egypt at the hotel Happy Life Village near Dahab.

Colors of Egypt are poor. Sand everywhere and beautiful blue see.

But there is a huge variety of colors you find under the sea. Snorkeling or skin diving on the reef reveals all the colors you can imagine. Unfortunately my equipment was set for aerial panoramas and not for an underwater one. This is on my to-do list :-))

There are three groups of scuba divers in the picture. One of them is at a depth of 8 meters. This location is a favorite of scuba divers.

I personally met two wild dolphins during my snorkeling trip and stayed playing and swimming with them about 20 minutes. This was my deepest experience of my whole holiday in Egypt.

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Location

Africa / Egypt

Lat: 28° 26' 28.36" N
Long: 34° 27' 40.43" E

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Equipment

T-Rex 700, D200 + PTGUI

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