Toilets in the wreck of Yolanda
History
Name	Jolanda (or Yolanda)
Owner	Rennies Coasters, Durban (1966–1977) Sea Brother Marine Shipping Co., Cyprus (1977–1980)
Port of registry	Cyprus [1]
Builder	Juliana Constructora Gijonesa, Gijón, Spain [2]
Launched	1964 [1]
Out of service	1 April 1980 [2]
Identification	IMO number:  5405645 [1]
Fate	Ran aground on a reef at Ras Muhammad [2]
General characteristics
Type	Cargo ship
Tonnage	1,153  GT [1] 1,176  GRT [2] 1,907  DWT [1]
Propulsion	Single screw [2]

Jolanda (also called Yolanda) was a Cypriot cargo ship built in 1964 in Gijón, Spain by SA Juliana Constructora. ^{[1] [2]} She was grounded on a reef at Ras Muhammad on 1 April 1980. ^[3] From 1981 to 1985, the wreck was a popular dive site, but it was lost when it fell off the reef during a storm in March 1987. The wreck remained lost for 20 years until it was rediscovered by Leigh Cunningham and Mark Andrews at a depth of 145–160 metres (476–525 ft) in 2005. ^[4] Today, cargo from the wreckage, including British toilets, bath tubs and pipes, is visited by recreational divers. ^[5]

Pictures of the wreck

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  Stacks of bathtub
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  Remains of the wreck
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  Porcelain debris
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  BMW pedals
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  Pipes
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  More pipes

References

27°43′24″N 34°15′36″E / 27.72333°N 34.26000°E / 27.72333; 34.26000