Chrisoula K, also called the MV Marcus, and also known as The Tile Wreck, is the shipwreck of a Greek freighter that sank in 1981 after crashing into the reef on the north-eastern side of Abu Nuhas. The nickname comes from the fact that the ship was carrying a cargo of over 3,000 tonnes of Italian floor tiles.
The ship was quite large, measuring 98 meters/321 feet in length and 15 meters/49 feet in width. The bow remains in good condition.
The average depth at the site is 20 meters/66 feet and visibility is good. Some current may be present.
Dive site info provided by Randy James on Mar 5, 2021
Picture taken at Chrisoula K. (Marcus) Wreck Of The Tiles. Uploaded by gyszaloki on Jun 3, 2018
Picture taken at Chrisoula K. (Marcus) Wreck Of The Tiles. Uploaded by gyszaloki on Jun 3, 2018
Picture taken at Chrisoula K. (Marcus) Wreck Of The Tiles. Uploaded by gyszaloki on Jun 3, 2018
