EGYPT
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 9 dolphin watching cruises in Egypt worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Set out from Public Beach Number 9 in Hurghada for a 6 to 7 hour Red Sea cruise with FTS Travels. You will search for wild dolphins, snorkel at two reef sites with provided gear, enjoy a buffet lunch and soft drinks, and try the banana boat and sofa boat. Sightings are not guaranteed, and some boats may feel busy.
Spend about eight hours on a private yacht from Hurghada, with two reef snorkeling stops, a visit to Dolphin House, lunch, fruit, and unlimited drinks. Your crew supplies snorkeling gear, life jackets, safety equipment, and hotel transfers. The advertised schedule also mentions a two-hour dive experience, so confirm the exact plan before booking.
“Amazing experience with a very nice crew. I recommend if you want to discover the Red Sea wonders !!”
Travel from Marsa Alam to Sataya Reef, known as Dolphin House, for two guided snorkeling sessions in a protected Red Sea lagoon. You may swim near wild spinner dolphins, explore coral gardens, and spot colorful fish. The $90 trip includes transfers, equipment, lunch, drinks, and shaded boat seating, but the journey can take several hours each way.
“It was really nice, 😍 everyone on the boat was super friendly”
Spend six hours aboard the Egypt Sunmarine Fleet yacht from Hurghada Marina, with guided snorkeling, a search for dolphins near Dolphin House, lunch, and unlimited drinks. Hotel pickup is optional. Dolphin sightings depend on sea and tide conditions, and snorkeling gear is an add-on unless selected.
“Henting fra hotelet, personal var vennlig, Omar litt påtrengende hva kona mi angår!”
Join Bella Trips for a seven-hour Red Sea cruise from Hurghada, with hotel pickup, dolphin watching, two snorkeling stops, lunch, soft drinks, and banana and sofa-boat rides. Guides such as Mina and Alaa are praised for helping nervous swimmers and children. Expect a group of up to 30 people and extra environmental or transfer fees.
Set out from Hurghada at about 7:30 am for a six to seven-hour boat trip to Dolphin House. You can snorkel over reef, watch for wild dolphins, enjoy lunch, and possibly swim nearby if conditions allow. Shared hotel transfers, equipment, a local guide, and lunch are included.
“Very good boat trip. professional instructors who go in water with you with safety in mind.Went to see dolphins but did not snorkel with them.Lunch on boat and free soft drinks.Then Free banana boat and another water ride.Famtastic day and well worth the money.great staff also”
Take a private speedboat from your Hurghada hotel to Dolphin House and El Fanadir reefs, looking for dolphins, coral, fish, manta rays, and moray eels. Snorkel with supplied gear, then visit Abu Minqar Island and its shipwreck. A captain and photographer lead the 3-hour outing, with snacks, fruit, water, and soft drinks included.
“We had a great time on this trip. 1 warm welcome from the start of the hotel with the taxi. Then we climbed on this beautiful boat accompanied by a very friendly captain and photographer full of humor. They took us to see the dolphins and were able to swim with theRead more”
Set out from Hurghada at 8:30 a.m. for open-sea dolphin watching, two snorkeling stops, lunch, soft drinks, banana boat and sofa boat rides. Hotel transfers, gear, life jackets, and a snorkeling guide are included. Dolphin sightings depend on weather and sea conditions.
“It was very nice to see lots of dolphins in the sea. 2 dolphins swam under us in the sea. The Coral reef was also nice to see.”
Set out from Hurghada at 8:30 am for an approximately eight-hour Red Sea cruise to Dolphin House. You get two snorkeling stops, equipment, water sports, lunch, drinks, and hotel transport. Dolphin sightings are in the wild, not guaranteed. A $10 national park fee applies, with extra transfer charges from some resort areas.
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