Swim with dolphin by Speed Boat and Subwing Game (Private) - Hurghada

Swim with dolphin by Speed Boat and Subwing Game (Private) - Hurghada

Snorkel in the corals, swim with dolphins, visit the Islands or enjoy the sunset, the Mariah private boat is the best option to explore the Red sea in Hurghada.
All our trips starts from Hurghada Marina. We offer hotel transfer service
Stop At: Careless Reef, Hurghada, Red Sea and Sinai
Wonderful coral reefs and exotic fishes like the blackback buterfly fish, the Picasso fish, the Red Sea Clownfish and other animals like the blue spotted manta ray, morays, eels and also sometimes Dolphins will show you the wonderful life under the Red Sea.
Giftun Island is one of the largest islands in the Red Sea as it is the second largest island after the Shedwan Island. It is known for its rare coral reefs, colourful fish, and extraordinary birds. It includes more than 196 kinds of the solid coral reefs which represent about 80% of the biodiversity of the coral reefs in the Red Sea. Also more than 794 species of coral reefs fish
Important Information

Itinerary

Enjoy a 3 hours private snorkeling trip to Dolphin house, a coral reef, 45 minutes away by speed boat from Hurghada Marina, where is very usual to find dolphins.
Once in Dolphin House, we will put on our snorkeling masks and we will enjoy one of the best experiences in life, snorkel with FREE dolphins in the open sea!
After spend 2 hours in Sharb el Erg, we will do another snorkeling stop in El Fanadir, a very beautiful reef near el Gouna, where you can find many kind of sea life: Exotic fishes, beautiful corals, blue spotted manta rays, morays and many other animals.
In our way back you will be able to see the coastline of Hurghada and we will do a little stop to contemplate the magnificient El Mina Mosque and the fishermans port before to arrive.
We are very respectful with Dolphins, we follow the rules of HEPCA and we highly recommend not to go in a tour with lots of people jumping at the same time to the water to chase the Dolphins.