Wreak SS Thistlegorm

SS Thistlegorm was a British armed Merchant Navy ship built in 1940 by Joseph Thompson & Son in Sunderland, England.

She was sunk by German bombers on 6 October 1941 near Ras Muhammad in the Red Sea and now it’s considered one of the most famous dive sites in the world.
The SS Thistlegorm Wreck lies now in 30m of water.

The deepest point is the prop, about 32m deep and the shallowest part is only 16m deep.
There are 2 locomotives, 2 tanks, Army Trucks, jeeps, Motorbikes, Boots, stacks of rifles, and various spare parts for planes and cars. It is like diving within a piece of History!

There are so many things to see that you need at least 2 dives to explore the entire shipwreck.

Our guide will pick you from hotel drive to the port where the boat waits us.

Our boat will sail to the far south of Sharm El sheikh where we will make two stops, first stop over The famous wreck SS Thistlegorm we will make there two dives one around the wreck and another one to discover it from inside. Third dive is optional it can be done at SS Dunraven  or Shark & Yolanda reef.

Two dives, third dive optional