Hassabala

Mohamed Hasabella Wreck (Fishing Boat) is a small wooden fishing trawler that sank in the waters of Hurghada, right next to the better-known El Mina. Resting on a sandy seabed at a moderate depth, it is easily accessible for experienced divers.

Despite its modest size, the wreck attracts an abundance of marine life. Schools of snappers and glassfish often swirl around the hull, while shrimp, lionfish, and small moray eels find shelter in its nooks and crannies. The deck is covered with corals and sponges, creating a vibrant underwater scene, especially in good lighting conditions.

This dive site is perfect for leisurely exploration, underwater photography, and observing reef inhabitants up close.