Shab Tag Makadi bay
Egypt
Shab Tag Makadi bay
Life recorded at Shab Tag Makadi bay
60 species within 1.5 km · OBISAll 60 species recorded in this area
| Species | How often | Records |
|---|---|---|
| Zebrasoma desjardinii | occasional | 48 |
| Scarus ferrugineus | occasional | 45 |
| Thalassoma rueppellii | occasional | 45 |
| Chlorurus sordidus | occasional | 39 |
| Chaetodon auriga | occasional | 37 |
| Naso unicornis | occasional | 37 |
| Acanthurus sohal | occasional | 37 |
| Cheilinus lunulatus | occasional | 36 |
| Taeniura lymma | occasional | 36 |
| Scarus niger | occasional | 36 |
| Arothron diadematus | occasional | 36 |
| Amphiprion bicinctus | occasional | 33 |
| Ctenochaetus striatus | occasional | 33 |
| Pygoplites diacanthus | occasional | 33 |
| Rhinecanthus assasi | occasional | 31 |
| Chaetodon fasciatus | occasional | 31 |
| Paracirrhites forsteri | occasional | 28 |
| Chaetodon semilarvatus | occasional | 28 |
| Arothron hispidus | occasional | 28 |
| Fistularia commersonii | occasional | 28 |
| Pterois miles | occasional | 27 |
| Chaetodon paucifasciatus | occasional | 27 |
| Lethrinus nebulosus | occasional | 25 |
| Dascyllus abudafur | occasional | 25 |
| Heniochus intermedius | occasional | 25 |
| Epibulus insidiator | occasional | 23 |
| Pseudanthias squamipinnis | occasional | 23 |
| Acanthurus nigrofuscus | occasional | 23 |
| Ostracion cubicum | occasional | 23 |
| Tridacna maxima | occasional | 22 |
| Parapercis hexophtalma | occasional | 22 |
| Mulloidichthys flavolineatus | occasional | 22 |
| Amblyglyphidodon indicus | occasional | 22 |
| Pomacentrus sulfureus | occasional | 21 |
| Cheilinus abudjubbe | occasional | 21 |
| Chaetodon austriacus | occasional | 21 |
| Parupeneus forsskali | occasional | 20 |
| Abudefduf sexfasciatus | occasional | 20 |
| Hemigymnus melapterus | occasional | 19 |
| Zebrasoma xanthurum | occasional | 19 |
| Cheilinus quinquecinctus | occasional | 18 |
| Neoniphon sammara | occasional | 17 |
| Gymnothorax javanicus | occasional | 17 |
| Abudefduf vaigiensis | occasional | 17 |
| Dascyllus trimaculatus | occasional | 17 |
| Balistapus undulatus | occasional | 17 |
| Scarus fuscopurpureus | occasional | 17 |
| Diodon hystrix | occasional | 16 |
| Coris aygula | occasional | 16 |
| Corythoichthys flavofasciatus | occasional | 16 |
| Hemigymnus sexfasciatus | occasional | 16 |
| Naso elegans | occasional | 16 |
| Chlorurus gibbus | occasional | 16 |
| Pseudobalistes fuscus | occasional | 15 |
| Siganus luridus | occasional | 15 |
| Plectorhinchus gaterinus | occasional | 15 |
| Caesio striata | occasional | 14 |
| Labroides dimidiatus | occasional | 14 |
| Octopus cyanea | occasional | 13 |
| Myripristis murdjan | occasional | 13 |
Nearby sites in Makadi Bay
Explore all sitesOne named stretch of the mile-long fringing reef along Makadi Bay's north shore, on the Grand Makadi frontage, worked one-way toward Gota Abu Makadi.
The house reef in front of the Fort Arabesque at the north end of Makadi Bay: walk-in over a 40 m sand flat, coral garden at 13-20 m, then a wall that keeps going to 80 m.
The northern end of the Makadi Bay fringing reef, entered off the resort jetty because the reef flat here is too shallow to wade across.
A long jetty in Makadi Bay that drops you straight onto the reef edge at 5 to 6 m, then a gently sloping wall you follow north or south.
The hotel house-reef entry at the Royal Azur end of Makadi Bay: sandy walk-in, a short swim, then a fringing wall to about 15 m.
The erg field on the south side of Abu Hashish: two big coral blocks with a scatter of smaller ones around them, worked down to about 30 m.
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