Red Sea & Diving
Egypt's underwater playground — snorkel vivid coral gardens, try-dive with an instructor, and cruise to island sandbars off Hurghada, Sharm, Marsa Alam and Dahab.
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Hurghada: Luxury Cruise Trip to Orange Bay with Lunch
Hurghada: 3 Islands, Dolphins & Snorkel Yacht Trip w/ Lunch
Hurghada: Speedboat, Dolphins, Snorkeling & 2 Islands
Dolphin House (Sha'ab El Erg) Snorkel Cruise
Hurghada: 6-Island Speedboat, Dolphin watching & Snorkeling
Hurghada: Orange Bay Island Trip with Snorkeling, Lunch & Drinks
Hurghada Diving Adventure one Day with two Dives Boat Trip
Paradise & Giftun Islands — Speedboat Snorkel
Hurghada: Royal Luxury VIP Cruise to Orange Bay with Lunch
Swim With Dolphins at Dolphin House With Lunch - Hurghada
Royal Seascope Submarine & Reef Cruise
Egypt's Red Sea is one of the world's great diving and snorkelling destinations, and almost all of it is booked as a boat trip from a resort town. The tours below cover the full range from Hurghada, Marsa Alam and Sharm el-Sheikh — daily dive trips, snorkelling boats to the Giftun islands and Orange Bay, intro dives for beginners, and multi-day liveaboards — so you can compare operators, sites and prices in one place.
Day boats, snorkel trips or a liveaboard
A daily dive trip runs two dives at nearby reefs and is back by late afternoon — the standard option from every resort. Snorkelling boats head to the Giftun islands, Orange Bay or Mahmya with reef stops and beach time. For the famous offshore sites — the Thistlegorm wreck, the Brothers, Daedalus and Elphinstone — you need a liveaboard, a multi-day dive boat that sleeps aboard.
Where to dive
Hurghada is the busiest and most beginner-friendly base, with dozens of nearby reefs. Marsa Alam reaches wilder southern reefs and the dugong and turtle bays. Sharm el-Sheikh sits beside Ras Mohammed and the Straits of Tiran.
New to diving
Most operators offer a guided intro dive with no certification needed, plus PADI courses. Snorkellers see plenty in the same shallow, clear water.
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Where is the best place to dive in the Red Sea?
Hurghada is the easiest and most beginner-friendly base with dozens of nearby reefs; Marsa Alam reaches wilder southern reefs plus dugong and turtle bays; Sharm el-Sheikh sits beside Ras Mohammed and Tiran. For offshore wrecks and shark reefs, a liveaboard from any of them is the way.
Do I need a certification to dive?
No — most operators offer a guided intro dive (a 'discover scuba' experience) with an instructor and no certification, in shallow water. Certified divers can join daily two-dive trips, and PADI courses are widely available. Snorkellers need nothing but a boat trip.
How much is a daily diving trip in Hurghada?
A standard day trip with two dives, gear, a guide, lunch and transfers is the common package; prices vary by operator and whether it's a shared boat or a private/VIP charter, so compare the options below and reconfirm at booking. Marine-park fees are sometimes extra.
Liveaboard or day boat?
Day boats suit most travellers and reach plenty of reefs from shore each morning. A liveaboard is for experienced divers who want the offshore sites (Thistlegorm, Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone, St John's) that day boats can't reach, diving three to four times a day across a week.
