SS Thistlegorm, Red Sea, Egypt

This WWII British cargo ship, sunk in 1941 by German bombers, rests at 30 meters in the Strait of Gubal, with motorcycles, trucks, and munitions visible among coral-encrusted structures. Its depth is 25% shallower than Great Blue Hole, Belize's 40-meter stalactites, making it more accessible to advanced open-water divers. Over 80 intact artifacts remain, providing a snapshot of wartime logistics.