Island, snorkeling, dolphin and diving trips from Hurghada and Makadi Bay, with pickup at your Safaga hotel.
Safaga is famous among divers, but every boat on this page sails from the marina in Hurghada, apart from the Nefertari cruise and the Panorama semi-submarine, which leave from Makadi Bay. So the day starts with a drive north from your hotel in Safaga. On board, pick your island: the lagoon of Orange Bay, Mahmya, Eden, Paradise, Bianca, Hula Hula or the new Ozirea Island, or combine Orange Bay with Magawish.
Snorkeling is the heart of most trips, usually with two reef stops and lunch on board or on the island. Dolphin House adds a good chance of meeting wild dolphins. Certified divers and total beginners can join the scuba boat with two dives and PADI instructors, or try a first dive near Orange Bay. If you would rather stay dry, look at the reef through the windows of the Sea Scope, the Panorama, the Nefertari or a private glass bottom boat.
Some groups want a boat with nobody else on it. A private speed boat with your own captain goes to Orange Bay, Hula Hula, Magawish or Dolphin House, with snorkeling gear and life jackets but no food. Families often love the pirate sailing boat to Orange Bay, and the Elite VIP boat offers a spacious deck. Pack swimwear, a towel and sunscreen, and check each trip page for the full list of what is on board.
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Plan my trip on WhatsAppNo. The boats leave from the marina in Hurghada, and the Nefertari and Panorama run from Makadi Bay. Your ride from the hotel in Safaga to the boat and back is included.
For a classic beach and lagoon, choose Orange Bay. If you want to eat lunch on the sand, go to Mahmya or Eden Island; for two islands in a day, take the Orange Bay and Magawish trip.
No. The chances are good, but these are wild animals and nobody can promise a sighting.
Yes. Life jackets are on every boat, and the semi-submarines, the Nefertari underwater deck and the glass bottom boat show you the coral without getting wet.
Yes. The scuba diving trip and the Orange Bay intro dive option are made for beginners, with an instructor beside you.
Yes. Choose a private speed boat to one of four destinations, or the private glass bottom boat, which takes up to 8 people.
Full-day island trips normally include lunch and soft drinks. The private speed boats do not carry food, so check each trip page.
We message you on WhatsApp or Telegram after booking. The time depends on your hotel in Safaga.