Site de plongée
Red Sea, Gubal Strait, Egypt
SS Rosalie Moller
Profondeur typique
50m
- Type
- Épave
- Profondeur typique
- 50 m
- Niveau
- Technical
- Visibilité
- 15–30 m
- Température
- 22–28 °C
- Courant
- Moderate
- Accès
- Open access
- Niveau requis
- Advanced Open Water + deep + wreck specialty for external dives at 35–40 m; trimix and wreck-penetration training for the engine room, holds and accommodation block at 45–50 m.
- Wreck
- Penetration
- Deep Wreck
- Trimix
- Overhead Environment
- Historic
- Liveaboard Only
- Intact Superstructure
Quand plonger
IdéalÀ éviterCorrect
Northern Red Sea — divable year-round but spring and autumn give the best mix of warm water and calm seas. Liveaboard-only; the wreck is in the Gubal Strait roughly 8 km from Thistlegorm.
27.6383° N, 33.9633° E
Notes
108 m British collier sunk by He 111s on 8 Oct 1941, two days after Thistlegorm. Upright on the seabed, deck at 35 m, hull at 50 m — quieter and deeper than her famous neighbour.
Faune marine
- Other
- upright, fully intact, with cargo of Welsh coal still in the holds
- Pelagics
- barracuda, tuna, jacks
- Reef fish
- snapper, sweetlips, glassfish, batfish
- Invertebrates
- soft coral and anemones on the masts and king posts
Épave
- Navire
- SS Rosalie Moller
- Classe
- steam collier (cargo ship)
- Origine
- United Kingdom
- Coulé
- 1941 — bombed by German Heinkel He 111s, 8 Oct 1941 — two days after the Thistlegorm attack
- Longueur
- 108 m
- Pénétration
- Possible — avec formation
Clubs de plongée qui visitent ce site
- Emperor Diverssource
Red Sea, Egypt · Croisière
- James & Mac Diving Centersource
Hurghada, Egypt · Centre de plongée
- Scuba Travelsource
Red Sea trips, United Kingdom · Croisière
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