Wreck itinerary that mentions Al Kahfain among Red Sea wreck sites.
Boat-access wreck dive with a one-way drift and coral garden.
Boat-access wreck dive with a one-way drift and coral garden.
The site is normally run as a guided boat-drift dive from Safaga.
Al Kahfain is a boat-access wreck dive in the Safaga / Sha'ab Sheer area, usually run as a one-way drift past the wreck and along the coral garden toward the east-side anchorages. The wreck sits upside down and rewards careful buoyancy and a torch, while the surrounding reef adds hard coral, barracuda, eagle rays, turtles, and morays when conditions are settled. It is a classic Red Sea boat day where wind and current shape whether you stop on the wreck or keep drifting.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Use a torch around the wreck structure and treat the site as a one-way dive unless the wind allows otherwise.
Access Restrictions
Only possible to stop at the wreck with a south wind; otherwise the dive is run as a one-way route.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
One-way drift past the upside-down ferry wreck, then along the coral garden toward Shaab Sheer anchorages.
Freediving
Not suitable for freediving because it is a deep wreck and coral-garden drift.
Snorkeling
Not a snorkeling-first site; the depth and wreck profile make it scuba-oriented.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
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Research Sources
Wreck itinerary that mentions Al Kahfain among Red Sea wreck sites.
Dive guide with depth, visibility, and current information.
Wreck history and weather-sensitivity notes.
Editorial wreck profile with sinking history and wreck condition notes.

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