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Spend a calm, adventurous day on the Red Sea: guided snorkeling among coral reefs, a buffet lunch on board, and free time on Hula Hula (Paradise) Island. This 7-hour day trip from Hurghada includes gear, life jackets and optional banana-boat thrills.
Spend a calm, adventurous day on the Red Sea: guided snorkeling among coral reefs, a buffet lunch on board, and free time on Hula Hula (Paradise) Island. This 7-hour day trip from Hurghada includes gear, life jackets and optional banana-boat thrills.
You leave the hotel before sunrise and the city dissolves into flat morning heat as the minivan slides toward the marina. The boat cuts a blue path through the Red Sea; wind pulls at your hat and the first stop is a shallow reef where the water goes from clear to impossibly green-blue.
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Operated by Horizenia Tours · Hurghada, Red Sea Governorate
You leave the hotel before sunrise and the city dissolves into flat morning heat as the minivan slides toward the marina. The boat cuts a blue path through the Red Sea; wind pulls at your hat and the first stop is a shallow reef where the water goes from clear to impossibly green-blue.
This day trip combines straightforward sea travel with two guided snorkeling stops, a buffet lunch on board, and about 90 minutes to relax on Hula Hula (sometimes called Paradise) Island. The Red Sea here is part of the Red Sea rift system — coral growth on ancient volcanic ridges produces steep drop-offs and compact reef gardens that attract brightly colored fish, occasional turtles, and resident parrotfish.
Hurghada itself began as a small fishing village and has grown into a resort gateway; the culture on these trips mixes Bedouin and Egyptian coastal hospitality with visitor-focused services at the marina and on the boat.
Practical guidance: expect a 7-hour outing with two snorkel stops, all gear and life jackets provided, and a buffet lunch plus soft drinks. Wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a light long-sleeve rash guard for sun protection, and reef shoes for walking the shore. Early departures mean calmer seas and clearer visibility; listen to the guides about currents and stay within sight while snorkeling. If you want more splash, banana and sofa boat rides are available at the island for an extra thrill.
The trip is low technical difficulty and friendly for families, but bring plenty of water and a waterproof pouch for your phone.
No—basic swimming comfort is sufficient; life jackets are provided and guides stay close to snorkelers, but non-swimmers should remain cautious and use flotation.
Yes—masks, snorkels and life jackets are included for the two guided snorkeling stops.
The itinerary includes about 90 minutes on Hula Hula Island for beach time and optional rides like banana/sofa boats.
A buffet lunch and soft drinks are served on board; bring extra water if you tend to drink more or want snacks on the beach.
Horizenia Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You leave the hotel before sunrise and the city dissolves into flat morning heat as the minivan slides toward the marina. The boat cuts a blue path through the Red Sea; wind pulls at your hat and the first stop is a shallow reef where the water goes from clear to impossibly green-blue.
You leave the hotel before sunrise and the city dissolves into flat morning heat as the minivan slides toward the marina. The boat cuts a blue path through the Red Sea; wind pulls at your hat and the first stop is a shallow reef where the water goes from clear to impossibly green-blue.
This day trip combines straightforward sea travel with two guided snorkeling stops, a buffet lunch on board, and about 90 minutes to relax on Hula Hula (sometimes called Paradise) Island. The Red Sea here is part of the Red Sea rift system — coral growth on ancient volcanic ridges produces steep drop-offs and compact reef gardens that attract brightly colored fish, occasional turtles, and resident parrotfish.
Hurghada itself began as a small fishing village and has grown into a resort gateway; the culture on these trips mixes Bedouin and Egyptian coastal hospitality with visitor-focused services at the marina and on the boat.
Practical guidance: expect a 7-hour outing with two snorkel stops, all gear and life jackets provided, and a buffet lunch plus soft drinks. Wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a light long-sleeve rash guard for sun protection, and reef shoes for walking the shore. Early departures mean calmer seas and clearer visibility; listen to the guides about currents and stay within sight while snorkeling. If you want more splash, banana and sofa boat rides are available at the island for an extra thrill.
The trip is low technical difficulty and friendly for families, but bring plenty of water and a waterproof pouch for your phone.