The Abu Nuhas shipwreck cemetery is home to four must-see wrecks

• The Giannis D (1983): A Greek cargo ship inclined at 45°, with an impressive engine room and dense wildlife.
• The Carnatic (1869): A coral-covered British sailing ship, home to schools of glass fish and giant moray eels.
• The Chrisoula K (1981): This cargo ship carrying tiles is ideal for exploring holds and observing marine life.
• The Kimon M (1978): Its imposing bow and tangled structure provide a habitat for groupers, parrotfish and jacks.

• World War II cargo: trucks, motorcycles, wagons and munitions frozen in time.

• A wreck colonized by marine life: barracudas, jacks, soldier fish and stingrays.

• A fascinating night dive, where the atmosphere becomes even more enchanting.

Located at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, this marine park is a sanctuary for underwater flora and fauna. You can admire

• Dizzying drop-offs, plunging to depths of up to 700 meters
• An explosion of colors, featuring soft corals, gorgonians, and schools of multicolored fish
• There's a good chance of encountering pelagic species, such as gray sharks and eagle rays