Twin Palms Dive Club

Revised Nitrox program!

SSI has unveiled a completely redesigned Enriched Air Nitrox course, updating one of diving's most popular specialty certifications for today's divers.

The new program places greater emphasis on gas management, oxygen exposure, dive planning, and real-world Nitrox applications, while maintaining the practical benefits that have made Nitrox a must-have certification for many recreational divers.

Read more about what's changed and why it matters.

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Mola Magic!

Mola Mola facts....

Absolutely beautiful!!

🔥🐠This is the MANDARIN FISH – The Living Jewel of the Coral Reef! ✨😲
Native to the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean, the Mandarin Fish is a tiny but breathtaking reef fish famous for its glowing blue, orange, and green patterns.
These colorful fish live among coral reefs, slowly gliding across the ocean floor while searching for tiny crustaceans and worms to eat.
Unlike many fish, Mandarin Fish are covered in a special slimy coating instead of scales, helping protect them from predators and disease.
✨ Did you know: Mandarin Fish are considered one of the most colorful fish in the entire ocean, and their bright patterns look almost hand-painted!

Well done to the New Open Water Divers!!Great conditions for training!!

Turtle Ecology- great Course!!

Have you encountered all of them on this list?

Like our photo!

Caught on camera — a massive scorpion fish letting out a big yawn! 😮🐟 One of the masters of camouflage in the reef, but this time it couldn’t hide that wide-mouth moment. #scorpionfish #underwaterwildlife #redsea #scubadivinglife #marinelife

Abu Nuhas!

Sha'ab Abu Nuhas is a triangular-shaped coral reef northwest of Shadwan Island in the northern Red Sea off Hurghada.
The reef is a navigation hazard because it projects into the shipping channel, as evidenced by (at least) seven shipwrecks. This includes the Giannis D (1983), SS Carnatic (1896), Chrisoula K (1981) and Kimon M (1978),. The riff and the wrecks are popular for scuba diving; four of the wrecks are at a depth of more than 30 metres . The name of the reef is Arabic for "reef of father of copper", after the cargo of one of the wrecks.

Good Days Diving - Well done to the Deep 4 Speciality Students!!