Dive site guide · Sharm el Sheikh, Ras Mohammed & Tiran · Wreck
Dunraven wreck — dive site guide
Also known as Dunraven, SS Dunraven, Don Raven
Dunraven wreck is a wreck in Ras Mohammed National Park at the southern tip of Sinai, reached by liveaboard. It is part of Sha'ab Mahmoud. The deepest documented point is around 30 m. Independent guides rate it advanced, usually with mild current. Regularly reported life includes glassfish, groupers and jackfish. Its position is confirmed by independent sources.
Documented site depths are not a recommended dive depth. Your dive plan stays within your certification limit and takes account of conditions and experience. Read our safety information.
How deep does it go?
Documented maximum depths vary between sources: 25 m, 28 m, 30 m.
What's the underwater landscape like?
Sources describe upside down, three hull openings for penetration, two boilers and bow shallow, stern deep.
What marine life can you see?
Regularly seen: Glassfish, groupers, jackfish, scorpionfish and crocodilefish.
Who can dive it?
Suitable for: Advanced
Safety: Watch for currents.
How is it dived?
Entry points: starboard fwd 18-20 m, amidships break, aft starboard 28-29 m; bring torches.
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Liveaboard · 7 nights
North Wrecks & Reefs
from €1,190 per person, twin cabin
Dived on our liveaboard safaris from Hurghada.
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