Overview

Explore the beauty of Marsa Alam, known for it's rich marine life and scenic coastal landscapes.

3 Nights 4 Days Available on request Marsa Alam, Red Sea Governorate
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Highlights
  • Dive into Al Nayzak, a natural pool created by a meteorite
  • Check out the unique ecosystem Qulaan's Mangrove Trees
  • Relax by the crystal-clear waters of Hankorab Beach
  • Go on a boat trip to Satayeh's dolphin reef
  • Swim among tens of dolphins at Satayeh's dolphin house
  • Discover the vibrant underwater world through snorkelling
  • Go on a beach buggy adventure at Wadi El Gemal Natural Reserve
  • Glide through the waters and swim with turtles
Itinerary

We will depart from Cairo at 12:30 AM, with a journey of approximately 9 to 10 hours ahead of us, to arrive  on the mentioned date of the trip early in the morning at Marsa Alam to make the most out of the day.

Day 1

Welcome to Marsa Alam

Upon arrival in Marsa Alam, after check-in, enjoy some leisure time to relax. We'll have lunch at the hotel before we go to the renowned Hankorab beach, one of Marsa Alam's most spectacular beaches. You have the option to rent a mask and snorkel to explore the crystal-clear waters. Enjoy a variety of beach activities before we return to the hotel after sun sets.

  • Relax by the crystal-clear waters of Hankorab Beach
  • Grab masks and go snorkelling
  • Enjoy some beach activities
Overnight at Brayka Bay Resort, Marsa Alam (lunch, dinner)

 


Day 2

Swimming with the Dolphins

Today, we'll be up bright and early, hitting the road at 6 AM. We'll head to Hamata Port for a boat trip to Satayeh. Keep an eye out for dolphins as they gracefully swim around the boat. Take the opportunity to snorkel and discover the vibrant marine life beneath the surface, or even swim with the dolphins if you're lucky. Lunch will be served on the boat. On our way back we will stop at Qualaan to witness a stunning sunset amidst the mangrove trees. We'll return to the hotel after sunset.

  • Go on a boat trip to Satayeh's dolphin reef
  • Swim among tens of dolphins at Satayeh's dolphin house
  • Discover the vibrant underwater world through snorkelling
  • Check out the unique ecosystem Qulaan's Mangrove Trees
Overnight at Brayka Bay Resort, Marsa Alam (packed breakfast, lunch, dinner)

 


Day 3

Dive & Drive

After breakfast, our first stop will be Al Nayzak, a naturally formed pool, where we'll enjoy a refreshing morning swim before returning to the hotel for lunch. In the afternoon, prepare your sneakers for a quad adventure (optional activity). Hop aboard 4x4 safari cars and journey into Wadi El Gemal Natural Reserve, where we'll have the opportunity to explore the landscape driving a beach buggy. Later, indulge in a traditional Bedouin dinner accompanied by a tannoura and fire show.

  • Dive into Al Nayzak, a natural pool created by a meteorite
  • Go on a beach buggy quad adventure at Wadi El Gemal Natural Reserve (optional activity)
  • Savour a traditional Bedouin dinner (optional activity)
  • Enjoy the local tannoura dance and the fire show (optional activity)
Overnight at Brayka Bay Resort, Marsa Alam (breakfast, lunch, dinner)

 


Day 4

Free Time / Swimming with the Turtles

After breakfast, you'll have some leisure time at the hotel before we depart for Cairo, or alternatively, you can opt to go to a beach to swim with the turtles (optional activity). 
Please note that these are wild creatures, and encounters are subject to nature's discretion.
We'll head back to Cairo at 1 PM, with an estimated arrival back in Cairo around 11 PM.

  • Take a last dip in the water before returning back home
  • Glide through the waters and swim with turtles (optional activity - subject to nature's discretion)
(breakfast)

 

Accommodation

Gemma Resort

Rooms

  • each room comfortably accommodates 1-3 people (private bathroom)
  • note that based on your chosen room category when booking, you may share accommodation with one or two fellow travelers

Inclusions/Exclusions

What is included in the tour

  • Accommodation as mentioned in the itinerary
  • All meals as mentioned in the itinerary
  • All activities and entrance fees as mentioned in the itinerary
  • All transfers in a private air-conditioned vehicle
  • Gazef accompanying adventure leader (first aid certified)
  • First aid kit

What is NOT included in the tour

  • Meals other than mentioned in above itinerary
  • Beverages
  • Optional activities / tours
  • Personal expenses
  • Tipping
Pickup point
Directions
Departure is at 12:30 AM from the Emirates Embassy located on Thawra Street, Heliopolis View on Map
Important Notes

Non-Egyptians will incur an additional fee of $280 to cover essential permits, accommodation, and ticket price differences. Make sure you have this amount in cash to be paid to your trip chaperone at the start of the journey.

Adventure Leader

The Adventure Leader's primary role is to ensure your journey flows seamlessly. As your main point of contact throughout the trip, they're dedicated to enhancing your experience. Whether it's offering recommendations on activities or attractions, or facilitating interactions among travelers, they ensure everyone feels connected, although often connections form naturally.

Traveling Solo

Our groups are filled with solo travelers and like-minded individuals who share a passion for adventure and connecting with others. You'll feel right at home exploring with us.

Transportation

We use private buses, either a Hiace for smaller groups of 10 or a Coaster for larger groups of 19.

Electricity

In Egypt, the power supply is Type C and F, with a standard voltage of 220V and a frequency of 50Hz.

Network

You can expect a reliable network connection throughout the trip.

Packing List
  • Comfortable Clothing
  • Comfortable Shoes
  • Slippers
  • Bathing Suit
  • Towel
  • Sun Protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses)
  • Insect Repellent
  • Camera / Waterproof GoPro (if available)
  • Power Bank (if available)
  • Speakers (if available)
  • Snacks
Tipping

Tipping directly supports local communities, benefiting drivers and suppliers. The tourism sector heavily depends on this support. While not obligatory, your tip is a meaningful 'thank you' for their service.

Meter Level
40%