Finding Rosalie Moller on the Northern Safari Route
The southern scuba diving safari tour through the Red Sea near Elphinstone or Brother Islands usually is very exciting and meets even the highest level of expectations inducing thrilling moments diving with Oceanic White Tip Sharks even for advanced and professional divers while the northern safari route through the Red Sea is famous for its sunken ship wrecks.

The Video features the Jolanda Reef near Sharm el Sheik (one of the most famous of the northern Red Sea dive sites, but very busy) and famous ship wrecks such as the Carnatic (one of the older wrecks in the Red Sea), the SS Thistlegorm (busy as Piccadilly Circus) and the Rosalie Moller (one of the best wreck dives in the Red Sea), which can be found at 27° 39' 03" N, 33° 46' 17"E West of Gobal Sheghir (Northern Red Sea) in a depth starting at 17m (top of Forward Mast) down to 50 m at Bows and best be visited by Safari Boat from Hurghada and occasionally from Sharm El Sheikh and is recommended to advanced scuba divers due to it's depth.

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  ¶ 'Finding Rosalie Moller on the Northern Safari Route' posted by eA : 4:44 PM