Hotel pickup in Makadi Bay, then out to sea: islands, Dolphin House, diving and private speed boats.
For guests in Makadi Bay, most sea days begin with a ride north: the yachts for the islands, Dolphin House, diving and the private speed boats all sail from the marina in Hurghada, about 30 km away. Our driver handles that part, from your hotel door to the boat and back again. Two trips stay local: the Panorama semi-submarine and the Nefertari pharaonic cruise both start in Makadi Bay itself.
Island lovers can pick Orange Bay, Paradise, Bianca or Hula Hula Island, or Mahmya and Eden, where lunch is served on the island. Most of these days add two snorkeling stops on coral reefs. Two islands in one day? Book Orange Bay with Magawish. You can also try the new Ozirea Island, the pirate sailing boat or the Elite VIP boat. Dolphin House gives a good chance of wild dolphins, and the diving trip offers two dives with PADI instructors.
If someone in your group does not swim, look at the boats with a view below the surface. The Panorama semi-submarine and the Nefertari, with its underwater deck, start in Makadi Bay, while the Sea Scope and the private glass bottom boat for up to 8 people leave from Hurghada. Want a boat to yourselves? A private speed boat with your own captain goes to Orange Bay, Hula Hula Island, Magawish Island or Dolphin House, with a snorkeling stop.
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Plan my trip on WhatsAppThe island, Dolphin House, snorkeling, diving, Sea Scope, glass bottom and private speed boat trips sail from the marina in Hurghada. The Panorama semi-submarine and the Nefertari cruise start in Makadi Bay itself.
Yes. We collect you at your Makadi Bay hotel, take you to your boat and bring you back after the trip. Your pickup time comes by WhatsApp or Telegram once you have booked.
Pick Orange Bay for white sand and a lagoon, Mahmya or Eden Island if you want lunch on the island, or the Orange Bay and Magawish trip to see two islands in a day.
Your chances are good, but the dolphins there are wild, so nobody can promise a sighting.
Yes. Life jackets are on board, and the Panorama, Sea Scope, Nefertari and glass bottom boat show you the reef through windows or glass, with no need to swim.
Yes, and no experience is needed. Both the scuba diving trip and the diving option of the Orange Bay trip include a first dive with an instructor.
Yes. Private speed boats go to Orange Bay, Hula Hula, Magawish or Dolphin House, and the private glass bottom boat takes up to 8 people.
On most full-day island trips, lunch and soft drinks are included. The private speed boats come without food, and each trip page lists the details.