[Dida]

I think the best will be, Umbria, Wingate Reef, Sudan. For more adventurous Red Sea divers, the waters off Sudan offer great marine life and no crowds. Umbria was an Italian cargo ship scuttled in 1940 to avoid capture by the British, and is an impressive 400ft long. Starting at a depth of just 66ft, her lifeboats, munitions and four Fiat vehicles are scattered across the sandy seabed. The best way to see Umbria is from a comfortable live-aboard dive boat allowing diving safaris to the reefs at Sanganeb and to the underwater habitat left after Jacques Cousteau’s living experiment at Sha’ab Rumi in 1963.

Trust me you will enjoy it.