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GUISEPPINA (POSSIBLY)

Forget deep dives, this one’s for the history buffs and the photographers among us. The Guiseppina, or what we believe to be her, sits in barely a metre of water, a sun-baked ghost of a motor vessel. We love how the Red Sea’s relentless sun and salt have peeled back her layers, revealing rust-red frames and skeletal decking. It’s less about swimming through rooms and more about wading, peering into the exposed engine block, and spotting the small damselfish that dart between her ribs. This isn't a site for big pelagics, but for macro enthusiasts and those who appreciate the quiet drama of a wreck slowly returning to the sea. Bring your snorkel and a wide-angle lens, because the way the light filters through the shallow water, illuminating the wreck, is genuinely striking. It’s a shallow, contemplative dive, a chance to really soak in the history.