Al-Shorouk Wreck Dive Site in Aqaba – Deep Diving in the Red Sea

Dive Sites in Aqaba

Al-Shorouk Wreck Dive Site – Aqaba, Red Sea

Key Features of the Al-Shorouk Wreck

  • Depth: 38–60 meters – suitable only for Technical Divers or Deep Specialty Divers
  • Location: South Beach, Aqaba – accessible by shore only with surface swim
Highlights:
  • Large intact wreck with hull, deck, and cargo holds
  • Exclusive deep dive experience
  • Ideal for underwater photography and advanced diving skills
  • Thriving marine life including reef fish and macro species

Marine Life: Groupers, snappers, lionfish, moray eels, rays, turtles, nudibranchs, and shrimps

Al Shorouk wreck aqaba

Dive Sites in Aqaba

Al Shorouk Wreck Dive Site – Aqaba, Red Sea

The Al-Shorouk Wreck is one of Aqaba’s most challenging and rewarding deep dive sites. Resting at a depth of 38–60 meters, this deep wreck is only accessible to technical divers or those who have completed the PADI Deep Diver specialty course. Its impressive size and structure make it a must-visit for experienced divers seeking a thrilling deep dive experience in the Red Sea.

Key Features of Al-Shorouk Wreck

  • Depth: 38–60 meters – for technical or deep specialty divers only
  • Structure: Intact hull, deck, and cargo holds
  • Marine Life: Groupers, snappers, lionfish, moray eels, rays, turtles, nudibranchs, and shrimps
  • Highlights: Exclusive deep dive, ideal for underwater photography, less crowded

The Wreck – History and Features

The Al-Shorouk was intentionally sunk to create an artificial reef. Today, it lies mostly intact on the seabed, with a clear hull, deck, and cargo holds. Over time, it has become home to soft corals, sponges, and large reef fish, offering a unique mix of human history and marine biodiversity. The deep location ensures minimal crowding, providing an exclusive diving experience.

Marine Life at Al-Shorouk

  • Large groupers and snappers
  • Lionfish and moray eels
  • Occasional rays and turtles near the wreck
  • Macro life such as nudibranchs and shrimps

Its depth and dramatic scenery make the Al-Shorouk Wreck an ideal site for underwater photography for experienced divers.

Why Dive Al-Shorouk Wreck?

  • Depth range: 35–60 meters – technical or deep specialty divers only
  • Unique wreck dive: Hull, deck, and cargo holds fully intact
  • Marine biodiversity: Reef fish, macro life, and occasional rays and turtles
  • Exclusive experience: Less crowded and thrilling for advanced divers
  • Combine dives: Pair with Cedar Pride Wreck, Hercules C130 Wreck, or Seven Sisters & The Tank

Dive with Aqaba Moon Diving Center

At Aqaba Moon Diving Center (PADI 5 Star #28991), we provide guided trips to deep dive sites like the Al-Shorouk Wreck. Our certified instructors ensure safety, professional guidance, and a memorable experience for technical and deep specialty divers.

Plan Your Deep Dive Adventure

For experienced divers seeking a deep wreck challenge, the Al-Shorouk Wreck in Aqaba is one of the most spectacular sites in the Red Sea. Join Aqaba Moon Diving Center and explore this deep, historic wreck safely and professionally.

📍 Contact us today to book your deep diving adventure!

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