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FARASAN ISLAND A group of 84 islands in the Red Sea Lying 40 k Off the southern coast Of saudi Arabia,The Farasan Islands Reserve is espescially rich in seabird Life.The uninhabitated islands serve as breeding sites for large numbers of birds and the adjacent marine feeding grounds attract varities such as Osprey,Sooty Falcon, Pink-Backed Pelican, Red-Billed Tropik Bird, White-Eyed Gull, Saunders Little Tern,Crab Plover, Flamingos and others.The reserve also protects the farasan Islands Gazelle,Within what may possibly be The largest population of gazelles left in saudi Arabia. The waters surrounding the islands are equally important for marine life including dugongs,sea turtles and numerous Manta Rays |
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Farasan Islands, Saudi Arabia |
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DREAM DIVERS Al-Ahlam Marina Tourism Contact: Eric Mason M: 055582723 erik_fwd@yahoo.com http://www.dreamdiver.net |
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Read about The Last Dive Trip Masalama Mike April 2004 |
FARASAN BANK The 'Bank', is an extensive shoal of coral reefs that runs about 320 miles from west of the coastal town of Al Lith down to Kamaran Island. It is a shallow area where extensive reefs have created beautiful coral gardens. Cousteau, in his book The Living Sea, describes this area as one of the most interesting coral ecosystems in the world. It is isolated, surrounded by sea and desert and relatively unaffected by tourists, fishing or pollution. |
Farasan Bank reef drawings courtesy of: Alexander Carrone - Divemaster, Dream Divers |
2005 DIVE TRIPS January 5 - 7 Mike Returns Farasan Bank Dream Voyager March 10 & 11 Yanbu Arrac Resort Dream I March 31 - April 2 Camp/Dive Trip Farasan Bank Dream Voyager May 5 - 6 Rabigh Outer Reefs Dream Voyager June 9 - 11 Farasan Bank Dream Voyager August 26 - 28 Yanbu Dream Voyager September 23 - 25 Farsan Bank Dream Voyager |
2004 Exploration Trip a Great Success Read the story of our 6 Day Trip along the western coast of Saudi Arabia. Next year..... NOV 1 - 9, 2005 Farasan Island north to Farasan Banks |
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