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This will not be the first time Hurghada has witnessed a diving world record. In 2015, Egyptian diver Walaa Hafez broke the record for the longest dive — his dive clocking in at 51 hours and 24 minutes.
In 2015, Hurghada also hosted the Guinness World Record for the largest group dive. A team of 400 divers, led by Egyptian diver Ahmed Gabr, took part in the campaign to clean the Red Sea’s seabed of waste.
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