Gordon Reef

Jackson Reef is located between the Sinai Peninsula and the Strait of Tiran in Saudi Arabia. There is also the wreckage of a ship to the north of it, possibly an unfortunate one that ran aground before. There are abundant marine resources here, tourists can see a variety of coral reefs, in addition to some common fish, sharks can also be seen here. It is also a popular spot for divers, with experienced divers usually starting at the southern end of the reef and traveling north along the eastern side of the reef. Strong currents from the north often make diving here very difficult, so it is generally necessary to hire professional diving instructors and boats. From July to August, you can dive here not only to see colorful coral gardens, but also to see swarms of coral-eating turtles feeding and playing here.