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Diving Guide to the Red Sea Wrecks
Over the centuries dangerous currents, perilous reefs and wars have left the bottom of the Red Sea littered with hundreds of sunken ships. Now, covered with coral formations, these wrecks have become a haven for a variety of underwater life. This guide offers a survey of some of the wrecks.
Diving Guide to the Mediterranean Wrecks
The story of the best-known wrecks of the Mediterranean, some of which are explored every year by thousands of scuba divers. This volume describes the main methods of exploring a wreck and the instruments and equipment required, and includes a gallery of the chief wrecks of the area.
Mar Rosso. Ediz. inglese
The Red Sea is the closest tropical sea to Europe. It is almost an extension of the Mediterranean from which it is separated by the Isthmus of Suez. This proximity to the early civilisations of the Mediterranean have strongly affected the history of the Red Sea which has always progressed in parallel to that of the Old World. The Red Sea was frequented by the ancient Egyptians, Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans who left traces of their passing in shipwrecks that every now and then are rediscovered. The ships that have ploughed the waters of the Red Sea for millennia have had to deal with strong currents and high winds that have turned this sea into a graveyard of ships from every age. The resul...
Fish of the Maldives
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The Red Sea
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Sharm El Sheikh
With exhaustive information, superb full-colour photography, and detailed illustrations and accurate maps, the New Millennium Collection is perfect for those who want to know more about the history and art of the regions, cities, and monuments they visit
Egypt
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Malta
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