South Sinai, Egypt
The Kingston Wreck is the wreck of a British cargo ship that ran aground on Abu Nuhas reef in the northern Gulf of Suez around 1881, today broken into two sections between 6 and 26 m of depth. The coral-encrusted hull is home to giant moray eels, barracudas and numerous species of reef fish, making it one of the most accessible historic wrecks in the Red Sea.
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