Overview
El Mina, once an Egyptian minesweeper, now lies peacefully on its side in the Red Sea, a captivating blend of history and vibrant marine life. Sunk in 1970 by Israeli jets, this shipwreck rests between 18 and 32 meters deep, stretching over 70 meters long.
Step Back in Time:
Divers can explore the wreck’s fascinating story through the scars of battle. Bullet holes pepper the hull, leading to the nearby bomb site, a silent testament to El Mina’s past. Intact relics like the rudder and propeller at the stern offer a glimpse into the ship’s former functionality. Peer through hatches and portholes for a peek at the bridge, still holding winches, cables, and even torpedoes, like a frozen moment in time.
