The Book – on marine life of the Red Sea

 

ebook on the most common fish species in the Red Sea

ebook on the most common fish species in the Red Sea

We have published the Red Sea snorkeling guide. It contains description of more than 115 common fish species that you are very likely to encounter on your snorkeling trip along the reef at your hotel, or when participating on a snorkeling boat trip.

The book is not the classical systematical description of species, family by family, but guide you through the species most likely encountered on the sand, the top of the reef, in crevices and in the deeper/outer reef. Thus it should be more intuitive to find the name of the species that you met on your snorkeling trip.

We also have some supplemental material for the book readers on this website. You get free access to the material by using the QR codes in the book.

The Red Sea Snorkeling guide – covering Sharm, Hurghada and Marsa Alam coral reefs are for sale as ebooks (pdf) for only EUR 8.00 (+VAT) buy them through Gumroad.

If you have questions or suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Examples from the book

sample pages from the Red Sea snorkeling guide book

As the fish are organised together by their habitat, colour or behaviour, it makes it very easy to figure out which species you saw.

 

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The book is available in different language versions (English, Italian, Danish) and more are planned, so sign up for our newsletter to stay informed

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If you have any questions about the book, then do not hesitate to contact me.

In the meantime, let us know what English common names you know of the fish? – there are no right or wrong name, but we have listed some of the common names used for some of the ordinary species. Take 2 minutes at go through this short ‘quiz’ to let us know.

Have fun!

Are you missing snorkeling around in the Red Sea? Wish you were there to see all the beautiful fish? Try watching Red Sea Slow-TV! You never know what to expect…

click here to see Reef Slow-TV on Youtube