Dive Sites in Qatar
Discover the stunning dive sites of Qatar, where crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life await. From the picturesque coral reefs to wrecks, each location offers a unique underwater adventure. Whether you're a seasoned diver or a beginner, Qatar's diverse dive spots cater to all skill levels, making it the perfect destination for exploration. Dive into an unforgettable experience and uncover the underwater treasures of this captivating region!
New Club Reef
New Club Reef is an artificial reef that can be accessed from the shore. It features a variety of structures and is home to diverse fish species, making it an excellent spot for macro photography.
Peters Barge
Peters barge is a former coast guard barge that sank in the late 1990s. It is accessible from the shore and rests at a depth of approximately 21 meters.
GMC reef
GMC serves as an artificial reef, featuring four vehicles, all surprisingly made by! Located just a short swim from the beach (approximately 10
meters, depending on the tide), the first vehicle can be found at a depth of 6 meters after a brief descent from the marker buoy. The remaining vehicles are only a minute apart and can be accessed via a connected rope line.
Othmans Reef
Othman's Reef is a renowned club dive location, celebrated not just for the stunning reef but also for the thrilling drive to the Inland Sea site, complete with dune-bashing along the way. The journey takes about 30 to 40 minutes, depending on whether you choose the safer flat route or the more adventurous trail over the dunes. At the Inland Sea, you can enjoy views of Saudi Arabia in the distance and an uninterrupted stretch of deserted beach all around.
Pericles Wreck
While en route to Aeden from Umm Said (Mesaieed), a fire erupted in the engine, leading to the crew abandoning the vessel, which was subsequently towed for salvage. Unfortunately, the fire, resulting in the abandonment of the salvage efforts, and the Pericles eventually sank. The wreck now lies upside down; although it originally floated proudly, it has settled into the seabed over time. The shallowest part is the stern keel and rudder, resting in 12 meters of water, while a 20-foot diameter, 5-bladed propeller remains intact and impressive in clear visibility. The stern section features a significant scour, with an even larger one at the bow, and the general depth around the wreck is 28 meters, with the bow section partially buried in sand.
Mo Wreck
Ship was found as an abandoned derelict after a fire and scuttled
Ship rested upright and for several years had its masts visible. Has slowly deteriorated and is known for ghost nets and other such risks.
Ed Al Shargi Wreck
Ed Al Shari Shipwreck
Terrys Tug
A large crane barge is resting on its side offshore from Qatar, at a depth of approximately 37 meters.
Murjan Wreck
An unidentified vessel is thought to have sunk off the of Das Island, with several bodies in life jackets bearing the ship's name found on the shore. Additionally, the Marjan lifeboat was discovered washed up in Abu Dhabi. The wreck is resting at a depth of over 36 meters, leaning towards its port side. The sulfur cargo remains clearly visible, and there is an abundance of marine life and sections of the ship still to explore.
50 Meter Tanker
The vessel was en route to Bahrain from Muscat when it encountered severe weather and sank, likely due to excessive ballast attributed to potential human error. Of the 12 crew members, 4 are missing and one has been confirmed dead, while the remaining 12 are reported safe.
SH Dream
Barge that sank in 2019 by the Qatari airforce
2 Sisters Wreck
Huwailah Tug and Barge