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Magical snorkeling experince with turtles in Abu Dabbab Bay, Alam

See the Red Sea change after sunset. It’s where your speedboat from Abu Dabbab Bay meets the horizon of the Red Sea. That’s where the sun sets. This is great fun for snorkellers! What has the Red Sea in store for you when the sun has set? There’s something magical about snorkelling after sunset. It is as if the Red Sea changes into an entirely new world of marine life. You can experience the thrill of marine life during snorkelling after the sun has set. It doesn’t really matter what level of snorkeller you are. The Red Sea provides instant excitement and instant surprises for both beginning and trained snorkellers after sunset. Before you go into the water, make sure you rent a water resistant torch from the Blue Ocean diving center. You’ll notice the difference underwater better under light with snorkelling after sunset. After the sun has set over the Red Sea it looks as if the water has changed into different colors now that the sun rays are no longer reflecting on the water. Night life changes spectacularly in the Red Sea in the beam of your torch. You will see it for yourself. Nocturnal fish, inactive and hiding during the day, show up in the dark. Look out the size of their eyes that have adjusted to the darkness. Other fish retreat and retire in crevices , cracks and coral overhangs. The light from your torch is like a funnel and therefore you tend to be more attentive to detail. You will feel your pace under water will almost automatically slow down during snorkelling after the sun has set. You will see that colours appear to be more vibrant.

So, jump in and go out with a speedboat from Blue Ocean and go snorkelling where the sun sets in the Red Sea. When snorkelling after the sun sets in the Red Sea, your underwater torch will reveal how marine looks different from the day in colors and shapes. The Red Sea changes right under your eyes when you are snorkelling at sunset.
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