Seven Sisters - Jordan Diving

Site Overview

Seven Sisters is a dramatic dive site featuring seven distinct coral pinnacles that rise from twenty five metres depth to within five metres of the surface creating vertical reef towers that support exceptional marine biodiversity. Each pinnacle is individually colonised with different coral communities creating a series of underwater gardens connected by sandy channels. Hawksbill turtles regularly cruise between the pinnacles feeding on sponge growth while giant pufferfish hover near the bases and swirling glassfish schools create living curtains around the upper sections. The vertical nature of the pinnacles means divers can explore multiple depth zones in a single dive from the shallow sunlit tops with their vibrant fish communities to the deeper shaded bases where gorgonian fans and soft corals dominate. The site's unique geological formation creates current patterns that concentrate planktonic food attracting diverse marine life from small macro species to larger pelagic visitors. The site represents one of Jordan and the Red Sea most compelling underwater destinations combining rich marine biodiversity with the distinctive geological and cultural heritage. Divers consistently praise the exceptional visibility healthy marine ecosystems and the professional guiding services provided by local operators. The underwater topography creates varied habitat zones supporting an extraordinary range of species from tiny macro critters to large pelagic predators patrolling the blue water beyond the reef edge. Conservation efforts by local communities have ensured the long term health of the reef systems.