Ulysses, wreck

The Gubal Island wreck lies on its left side, sunk in the water. With a depth of 27m at the stern and approximately 5m at the bow, this easily accessible diving spot in Egypt offers an exciting underwater experience. Explore the wreck to discover a vibrant array of marine life, including glassfish shimmering amidst the beautiful soft coral on the mast. While the dive is generally straightforward, it's important to note that occasional strong currents can be anticipated. Divers can look forward to encounters with various captivating creatures such as flutefish, lionfish, scorpion fish, stone fish, moray eels, puffer fish, box fish, nudibranchs, and stingrays. Visibility reaches up to 23m, making it an ideal location for advanced divers seeking a memorable adventure. Nearby, in the Red Sea Governorate of Egypt, lies the Ulysses dive site, offering further opportunities for underwater exploration.