Egypt
The Excalibur was a twin-masted motor sailing vessel, painted white and light blue with dark blue trim. The vessel served as a dive boat for a diving centre. Both masts were cut off and now lie on the bottom next to the hull, and it is said that the damage came from dive boats striking them. Today the hull has been colonised by glassfish, lionfish and barracudas, there are also shrimps, and soft corals are beginning to cover it. Large lionfish live in the bow, a shoal of batfish occupies the captain's cabin, and it is said to be one of the rare places in Hurghada with seahorses.
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