Conditions
Hazards & safety
Great depth and deco obligation·Strong currents·Overhead environment·Remote location
Depth & your standing
30–55 m
Site depth rangeConditions & forecast
Diving: Marginal
Wind
27 km/h NW
Air
24.6°C
Water
25.6°C
Waves
0.6 m
Tide
↑ Rising
High 10:00 · Low 16:00
Next 24 hours
09h
24.6°
27 km/h
10h
24.8°
28 km/h
11h
25.1°
28 km/h
12h
25.4°
27 km/h
13h
25.6°
27 km/h
14h
25.8°
28 km/h
15h
26°
27 km/h
16h
26.1°
30 km/h
17h
26.1°
31 km/h
18h
26.4°
29 km/h
19h
26.5°
28 km/h
20h
26.8°
28 km/h
21h
26.1°
27 km/h
22h
25.5°
26 km/h
23h
25.3°
25 km/h
00h
25.2°
25 km/h
01h
25.2°
26 km/h
02h
25.1°
25 km/h
03h
25°
24 km/h
04h
24.9°
24 km/h
05h
24.5°
24 km/h
06h
24.2°
25 km/h
07h
24°
24 km/h
08h
23.7°
23 km/h
Fri
26.8° / 24.5°
31 km/h · 0.7 m
Sat
26.9° / 23.7°
27 km/h · 0.6 m
Sun
26.4° / 23.7°
31 km/h · 0.8 m
Mon
26.3° / 23°
33 km/h · 1 m
Tue
25.8° / 23.1°
34 km/h · 1.1 m
Wed
26.1° / 23.6°
42 km/h · 1 m
Thu
26.5° / 23.3°
43 km/h · 0.9 m
About this site
The Rosalie Moller is a 108 m British coal steamer bombed and sunk by German aircraft in October 1941, now resting upright on a sandy seabed near Gubal/Shadwan north of Hurghada. The deck lies around 35 m, the masts rise to about 18 m and the hull bottoms out near 50-55 m, all heavily encrusted in hard and soft corals and swarming with glassfish and big schools. Its depth, frequent strong currents and remote location make it a serious technical and advanced wreck dive.
What you'll see
Marine life
HighModerateLow
Common LionfishPterois milesHighLC· Least concernGiant MorayGymnothorax javanicusHighLC· Least concernGlassfish (Pygmy Sweeper)Parapriacanthus ransonnetiHighLC· Least concernBigeye TrevallyCaranx sexfasciatusModerateLC· Least concernGreat BarracudaSphyraena barracudaModerateLC· Least concernTwinspot (Two-Spot) Red SnapperLutjanus boharModerateLC· Least concern
Common Lionfish
Pterois milesHighLC· Least concern
Year-round Dawn/dusk0.3–0.38m
Giant Moray
Gymnothorax javanicusHighLC· Least concern
Year-round1.5–2.5m
Glassfish (Pygmy Sweeper)
Parapriacanthus ransonnetiHighLC· Least concern
Year-round0.05–0.1m
Bigeye Trevally
Caranx sexfasciatusModerateLC· Least concern
Year-round0.5–0.85m
Great Barracuda
Sphyraena barracudaModerateLC· Least concern
Year-round1.0–1.8m
Twinspot (Two-Spot) Red Snapper
Lutjanus boharModerateLC· Least concern
Year-round0.5–0.8m
Probabilities are aggregated from verified sightings by Dive Plaza divers. They are guides, not promises — the sea is the sea.