Yolanda Reef is a reef, wall, wreck, drift and pinnacle dive site in Egypt's Red Sea. It is reached by boat, with strong current reported at the site. A 74-metre wreck lies within the site. It is described as one of the world's top ten dive sites. Bluespotted ribbontail rays, frogfish, scorpionfish, giant moray eels, humphead wrasse and reef fish are resident, with bigeye trevally, crocodilefish and turtles occasionally seen.