The 'aquarium of Allah' with a spectacular amount of diverse underwater scenes, makes the Red Sea one of the best seas in the world. With crystal clear waters and a myriad of marine life including multicoloured reef fish napoleons, wrasse, mantas, dolphins, turtles and a huge variety of hard and soft corals. The Red Sea and in particular Egypt is easily accessible from all over Europe, with many weekly flights from most international airports. It is also very highly desirable for it's cultural and historical background. TGI operates in the Red Sea in El Gouna, El Quseir, Marsa Alam and Sharm El Sheikh, all four are extremely fascinating locations, with of course the fantastic diving everybody expects from the Red Sea. With TGI you are guaranteed the highest quality diving and maximum professionalism.

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The pensinsula of Sinai alternates rock clifs and outcroppings with sandy shores. At its extremity, it takes life with Sharm El Sheikh that is one of the worlds  most wonderful and diverse sea environments, it represents a must see attraction for divers and sea lovers. Sharm is not just sun and sea but offers excellent hotels appreciated expecially by the Italian customers. The irresistible charm of the desert, with its enchanting landscapes and peacefullness, filled with warm colors. Evenings and Nights can be spent in the heart of Sharm El Sheikh, Naama Bey, with the lights of the casinos, the thousands of shops along the roads and the coffe shops where you can taste the wide range of shishas. Underwater Sharm is famous for its wall and drift dives with the vibrant colours of soft corals in abundance, in particular the Ras Mohamed National Park and the straits of Tiran. The much talked about dive sites of Dahab (Blue Hole and Canyon) are also accessible by day trip from Sharm, as is the world renouned world war two wreck of the Thistlegorm.

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