Red Sea Diving
General Information The steamship Numidia was designed as a cargo ship and was built and launched in 1901 by D & W Henderson & Co. in Glasgow, Scotland. With its length of almost 138 m, it was considered a true giant of its time, and its sinking drew much attention. Its owner, Anchor Line Ltd., …
General Information GPS: N 26° 18,901 E 34° 50,513′ The steamship Aida was commissioned in 1911 by the Egyptian Ports & Lighthouses Administration and built by Atel & Ch. de la Loire in Nantes, France. It was designed to be a combined cargo and passenger ship and was used to supply the lighthouses in the …
General Information GPS: N 23° 33,800′ E 36° 14,900′ Dive Routes All dive routes list flows from the so the north, adjust y Rocky Island lies just 5 km southeast of Zabargad Island. However, because it measures only 540 m across at its longest, it provides much less shelter from the elements in comparison. This …
General Information GPS: N 26° 18,008′ E 34° 51.766 Dive Routes Little Brother Island lies only 2 km southeast of Big Brother Island and is in no regard an inferior dive site to its big brother. With its length of 170 m, the uninhabited island is much smaller, though equally exposed to the Red Sea. …
General Information GPS: N 26° 18.707′ E 34° 50,789 Big Brother Island certainly counts as one of the most beautiful and popular dive sites in the Red Sea. The 480 m long island is located 61 km northeast of the town of El Quseir in the middle of the sea, where it rises from a …
GPS: N 25° 18,383′ E 34°51, General Information Elphinstone is deservedly considered one of the most popular dive sites in the Red Sea. The approximately 450 m long reef (excluding the length of the plateaus to the north and south lies 11 km east of the mainland and 26 km north of Marsa Alam. Because …