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Rosalie Moller — dive site guide

Also known as Francis, Rosalie Moeller, Le Francis

Rosalie Moller is a wreck in the Strait of Gubal, reached by liveaboard. German Wikipedia reports that it now lies in a military restricted zone and is rarely dived — check access before planning. The deepest documented point is around 50 m — its deeper parts are beyond recreational limits. Independent guides rate it technical, usually with mild current. Regularly reported life includes glassfish, barracuda and lionfish. Its position is confirmed by independent sources.

Illustrative Red Sea diving photo — not taken at Rosalie Moller
Illustrative photo — not taken at this site.
Site type Wreck
Max documented depth 50 m
Typical depth 20–50 m
Difficulty Technical
Current Mild
Access Liveaboard

How deep does it go?

Documented maximum depths vary between sources: 36 m, 50 m.

What should you know before diving it?

German Wikipedia reports that it now lies in a military restricted zone and is rarely dived — check access before planning.

What's the underwater landscape like?

Sources describe upright on sand, collapsed masts and funnel and bridge penetrable.

What marine life can you see?

Regularly seen: Glassfish, barracuda, lionfish and grouper.

Occasional or seasonal — never guaranteed: Reef shark.

Who can dive it?

Suitable for: Technical

Safety: Depth; military restricted area. Wannadive dangers: Depth.

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