Egypt
In the channel between the Abu Dabbab 2 and Abu Dabbab 3 reefs lie the remains of the Heaven I, on a sandy bottom south of a coral tower. The wooden hull has rotted away, and what can be seen today are the frames of the bow and hull, the remains of the diesel engines and metal parts, among them a staircase. Among the small pinnacles scattered between the two reefs live anemones, turtles and rays. In a small bay on the north side of Abu Dabbab 3, south of the wreck, there are red sea anemones, which are rare, with anemonefish. The channel is also well suited to night dives.
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