Reef 2000
Reef 2000 is a PADI Gold Palm Resort and IANTD facility, located in the northern part of Dahab, 20 minutes walk away from the center. It offers a wide range of courses, from beginner- to technical diving courses.
Reef 2000 offers the kind of relaxed diving that is all too rare in the popular waters of the Red Sea. Our experienced divemasters and instructors are rigorous in their quest for the perfect dive.
Safety is paramount, the principles of conservation are strictly adhered to, but the main emphasis is on giving you the best underwater experience of your life. Even above the water, our staff are pretty good at making you feel welcome.
Reef 2000 Dive Club is a PADI 5* Gold Palm Resort and an IANTD Technical facility.
The director is David Elgin,the power behind the throne and the man at the helm is Ahmed Hassan, whose main job is , together with Tom Schwericke and Floh Herzberg, to make sure that everyone is happy, well dived and well fed. Ahmed knows the best bars and the best restaurants in town and is the man who can fix anything, well almost! So seek him out and enjoy. Whether you are setting out to achieve dive-master status, taking a course or just messing about in the water, Reef 2000 will allow you to do so in a safe, relaxed environment.
Here, we dive in small groups, with a Divemaster to every six divers. And if you want to see a turtle, manta ray, or Sea horse we'll do our best to show you where to look. Above all, we like our guests to enjoy thier diving holliday in a professional friendly atmosphere. Our location in Dahab means that you are never far from a world-class dive site. These include the famous Canyon and the almost-mythical Blue Hole, together with an abundance of local dive sites with stunning coral gardens and sheer drop-offs which are home to a kaleidoscope of shimmering reeffish. For the more adventurous, we offer IANTD and TDI courses till the full / Advanced Trimix level, TDI instructor courses and Technical Guided Dives. Photography and video services are also available.
