Wreck Diving Trip to SS Thistlegorm

Overview

Overview
Embark on an unforgettable underwater adventure to the iconic SS Thistlegorm, a World War II-era British cargo ship resting in the depths of the Red Sea. This dive site is a must-see for history buffs and adrenaline seekers alike.
The SS Thistlegorm, sunk in 1941 by a German mine, lies at a depth of approximately 30 meters, offering a thrilling glimpse into the past. As you navigate the wreck, discover its fascinating cargo, including motorcycles, tanks, trucks, and even a motorcycle and airplane!
This adventure is not for beginners. Wreck diving requires advanced certification and comfort with deeper dives. However, for qualified divers, the SS Thistlegorm provides an unparalleled experience. Explore the ship's holds, engine room, and compartments, encountering a captivating underwater museum teeming with marine life. Located near Sharm El Sheikh, the SS Thistlegorm is accessible by boat tours.

Itinerario giorno per giorno

Day 1

Immerse yourself in an underwater odyssey with Amarco Tours! Our exceptional excursion whisks you away from your Sharm El Sheikh hotel to the legendary SS Thistlegorm, a shipwreck immortalized by Jacques Cousteau.

Embark on a designated dive boat for an unforgettable voyage.
Descend upon the awe-inspiring SS Thistlegorm, a treasure trove of wartime relics. Conduct two dives led by experienced guides, ensuring your safety and maximizing exploration. Witness the magnificent coral reefs teeming with vibrant marine life. Navigate the captivating wreck, uncovering its fascinating history. Savor a delicious lunch on board, replenishing your energy for further exploration. Join Amarco Tours on this extraordinary expedition and discover the magic of the underwater world. This unforgettable dive experience promises to leave you breathless!

In case the diver haven't dived for more than 6 month, the customer will do a diving review that costs an extra US $25 per person. Also, the customer needs to have his open water certificate in addition to logbook.