Dive sites in El Gouna
24–50 m · 21 signature species
10 dive sites in El Gouna, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in El Gouna
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10 of 10 sites
Rosalie Moller →
Descend into the historical silence of the Rosalie Moller, a well-preserved WWII merchant ship lying between 30 and 50 metres in the Straits of Gubal.
Max. depth · 50 m
Ulysses →
Descend to 27 meters to explore the Ulysses, a merchant wreck often mistaken for a cable layer, now a well-known feature of Red Sea diving.
Max. depth · 27 m
Carnatic →
Descend into history and explore the beautifully preserved hull of the SS Carnatic, a 19th-century steamship that has become one of the Red Sea's most captivating wrecks.
Max. depth · 27 m
Chrisoula K →
Descend into the hold of the Chrisoula K, a tile carrier that ran aground in 1981, and explore its remarkably intact engine room.
Max. depth · 24 m
Giannis D →
Descend into the ghostly remains of the Giannis D, a Greek cargo ship swallowed by the Red Sea, offering a captivating journey through its engine room and wheelhouse.
Max. depth · 27 m
Abu Nuhas →
Descend into the Red Sea's most concentrated wreck area, where four distinct shipwrecks lie within a stone's throw of each other.
Siyul Kebir →
Descend into the gentle terraced coral gardens of Siyul Kebir, a site known for its resident turtles and the occasional encounter with graceful leopard sharks.
Max. depth · 30 m
Kimon M. →
Explore the dramatic history and intricate structure of the Kimon M., a challenging and rewarding cargo ship wreck dive.
Max. depth · 30 m
Bluff Point →
Navigate the strong currents of Bluff Point to discover vibrant gorgonians and a parade of large pelagic fish in Soma Bay.
Max. depth · 35 m
Bluff Point | Barge →
Descend along the vibrant wall of Gubal Island, letting the current guide you towards the mysterious Barge wreck resting on a shallow plateau.
Max. depth · 30 m
