Salem Express wreck Safaga Red Sea dive plan

The North Red Sea is full of intact shipwrecks in clear, warm water; it`s a playground for wreck divers. The wrecks range in depth from just a few meters to full-on technical, sometimes in one wreck, and are covered and inhabited by dazzling marine life. I’ve been diving these wrecks for thirty years, and running specialist wreck safaris for the last twenty.
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Salem Express was a ro-ro ferry, and she sank with huge loss of life, both officially and in the unofficial opinions of many in Egypt. Her car-deck is fully penetrable and filled mostly with the most mundane of everyday objects; radio cassette players, a twin-tub washing machine, a small bicycle, a huge variety of suitcases and simple, tied bundles. Elsewhere her cafeteria and bridge are open, and as ever in the Red Sea she’s full of fish-life, though with little coral growth. She’s the highlight of a trip to some, unsettling to others.
Enjoy the video!

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Another great video.
Thanks Mike
Neil.

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Thanks, Neil. A sombre dive, but a fascinating wreck.