Dunraven Wreck Dive
Sharm El Sheikh
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Duration
1 Day -
Available days:
Weather dependent -
Adults
180 € -
Children
180 € -
Pickup time
8:00
Tour Highlights:
The SS Dunraven, built in Newcastle in 1873, was a British steam-and-sail vessel that sank in 1876 after striking the reef near Beacon Rock in Ras Mohamed National Park. Today, the wreck lies upside down at 25 meters, making it a fascinating site for divers to explore. The wreck is covered in coral growth, teeming with marine life, and offers a unique glimpse into maritime history. This full-day boat trip includes two dives on the Dunraven, guided by professionals, along with meals onboard. We take care of everything so you can relax and explore.
Additional information:
- Depth: approx. 25m, wreck is upside down
- Site is within Ras Mohammed National Park
- Covered in corals with rich marine life
- Popular wreck photography site
Included in the price:
- 2 guided dives at the Dunraven wreck
- Dive guide (professional PADI instructor)
- Full-day boat trip
- Meals and refreshments onboard
- Transfers
Not Included in the price:
- Dive equipment (rental available)
- National park fees
What to take with you:
- Certification card & logbook
- Swimwear & towel
- Sunscreen
- Passport copy (for Ras Mohamed entry)
