Gulf of Suez
Sinai Peninsula
Ras Sheratib
Click below for an interactive satellite view of our first reef anchorage:
N 28° 36.14' E 033° 11.70'
Joining a group of service vessels, tug boats and helicopter carriers from Belayim Oil Fields that was looking for shelter behind the reef from the waves of a three-day long 35-knot blow.
Sinai Peninsula
Ras Sheratib
East of Shab el Hasa
SY "Kamu II" at anchor, in the lee of the reef, at 7 m depth, on sand.Click below for an interactive satellite view of our first reef anchorage:
N 28° 36.14' E 033° 11.70'
Joining a group of service vessels, tug boats and helicopter carriers from Belayim Oil Fields that was looking for shelter behind the reef from the waves of a three-day long 35-knot blow.
Leaving the uncharted wreck of MV “Misr Gulf IV” (N 28° 35.92’ E 033° 11.45’) at the southern end of reef Shab el Hasa 100 m on our starboard.
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2006 Map Konni & Matt
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2006 Map Konni & Matt
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