Rosalie Moller
British steam freighter, often called the Thistlegorm's sister, sunk by a German Heinkel bomber on 7–8 October 1941 west of Gubal Island; it is about 108 m long. It sits upright on sand at about 50 m with the deck around 35 m and masts, rails and ladders still in place. Glassfish clouds, big groupers and trevally patrol the structure.
Facts
- Region: Northern Red Sea – Egypt
- Area: Strait of Gubal & Sha'ab Ali
- Depth: 35–50 m
- Level: advanced
- Current: moderate
- Type: wreck
- Coordinates: 27.6508, 33.7714
- Highlights: WWII wreck, upright intact hull, glassfish, grouper, jacks, lionfish
- Tips: A deep, current-prone dive with short bottom time: for experienced divers with deep training, ideally on nitrox or trimix plans.