Shag Rock (Kingston)

This dive site is located at Shag Rock near Kingston in Egypt, featuring a shallow wreck and vibrant reef. The wreck, sitting at a depth of only 15 meters, is relatively well-preserved and provides an interesting exploration opportunity for divers of all levels. Navigation is straightforward, as the main attraction points are within a relatively small area. There is no particular known history associated with the wreck beyond its presence at this location. Marine life abounds at Shag Rock. Divers and snorkelers can expect to encounter a wide variety of reef fish, taking shelter amongst the extensive table corals. The reef structure itself offers opportunities to observe various species and behaviors, from small invertebrates hiding in crevices to larger fish patrolling the open areas. While specific fish species can be highly variable, the overall diversity and abundance support a fulfilling underwater experience. The best time to visit Shag Rock is during the warmer months (April-November), when water visibility is generally at its best. For freedivers, the shallow depth of the wreck and reef makes it ideal. Divers should also bring underwater cameras to capture the colorful coral and abundant marine life. Good buoyancy control is important to avoid damaging the delicate corals.