The Al Qamar Al Saudi Al Misr is a large ferry wreck located in the Red Sea, north of Hurghada, Egypt. It is a popular dive site for technical divers due to its depth and size. The wreck is 125 meters (410 ft) long and lies on its starboard side in 83 meters (272 ft) of water. The Al Qamar Al Saudi Al Misr was originally built as the Trekroner ferry in 1970. It was sold to the Saudi Egyptian Navigation Company in 1990 and renamed Al Qamar Al Saudi Al Misr. On June 18, 1994, the ferry suffered a boiler explosion and fire while traveling from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia to Suez, Egypt. The fire spread quickly and the ferry sank the following morning. Tragically, 21 people died in the disaster. The wreck of the Al Qamar Al Saudi Al Misr was discovered in 2006 by a team of technical divers from Emperor Divers. The wreck is now a popular dive site for technical divers due to its depth and size. The wreck is home to a variety of marine life, including coral reefs, fish, sharks, and turtles. Here are some important things to know about diving the Al Qamar Al Saudi Al Misr: It is a technical dive site and is only suitable for experienced technical divers. The depth of the wreck means that divers will need to use technical diving equipment and decompression gases. The wreck is located in a remote area of the Red Sea and divers will need to be prepared for a long boat ride. There is a memorial plaque on the wreck to commemorate those who died in the disaster. If you are an experienced technical diver and are looking for a challenging and rewarding dive, the Al Qamar Al Saudi Al Misr is a great option. Just be sure to be aware of the risks involved and to dive with a qualified guide