Cleopatra'S Palace
About Cleopatra'S Palace
Cleopatra's Palace is a historical underwater site in Alexandria’s Eastern Harbor. The dive is around 10 m deep and includes submerged archaeological remains. Divers can explore columns, two broken sphinxes, and large storage bowls on the seabed. Conditions are described as murky, with marine life typical of the area.
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Cleopatra'S Palace Planning Details
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Reported Depth
10m+
Depth Note
Approx. 10 m (33 ft).
Typical Conditions
Murky water and typical regional marine life.
Safety & Access At Cleopatra'S Palace
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Safety Notes
Expect low visibility due to murky water; maintain close buddy contact and good navigation.
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A shallow historical dive around 10 m with underwater ruins such as columns, sphinx fragments, and storage bowls.
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