South Sinai, Egypt
SS Dunraven is a British wreck sunk in 1876 after colliding with the Sha'ab Mahmoud reef, in the northern Red Sea, and rests upside down between 18 and 28 m. The inverted hull creates an underwater cavern inhabited by snapper, barracuda and schools of glassfish, considered one of Egypt's most photogenic historic wrecks.
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