- Full day boat to Tiran Island, a large crescent-shaped island, located at the entrance to the Strait of Tiran, which separates the Red Sea from the Gulf of Agaba, you will be surrounded by inviting crystal clear waters, with the most spectacular live corals imaginable, this place is also famous for sunken shipwrecks, especially for ex-war ships.
- 3 snorkeling stops around the island to explore the underwater marine world with its wonderful coral reefs, colorful fish.
- Lunch on the boat (drinks included and unlimited tea and coffee).
- Full day by boat, 3 snorkeling stops at three different sites in the colorful coral reef to explore its flora and fauna.
- Unique environment; Stop at Neverland, an island of white coral sand immersed in the sea, where you can make a relaxing scrub for the skin.
- Lunch on the boat (drinks, tea and coffee included).
N.B: Sunglasses and a scarf will be needed for the tour.
Snorkeling equipment is available for rent.
Departure in a Jeep or minibus
- Scenic safari in the Sinai desert camel by the sea.
- Snorkel at 3 different pools to see the stunning coral reef.
- Lunch in a restaurant by the sea.
- A Visit to the Colored Canyon.
- Shopping stop in the beautiful and characteristic city of Dahab.
N.B: Sunglasses and a scarf will be needed for the tour.
Snorkeling equipment is available for rent.
- Visit to Allah's Gate, the Mangrove Forest.
- The crack in the ground caused by an earthquake.
- Magic lake, a natural pool with a high salt concentration.
- Snorkel in the unparalleled coral reef, the second largest in the world.
N.B: Sunglasses and a scarf will be needed for the tour.
Snorkeling equipment is available for rent.
- 3 hours of a spectacular adventure immersed.
- In the desert on four-wheeled motorcycles (Buggy).
- A stop at the echo valley, a suggestive valley between the mountains where your voices will resound in a gigantic echo.
- A stop at a Bedouin tent to enjoy traditional tea in the desert.
N.B: Sunglasses and a scarf will be needed for the tour.
- Departure from a typical Bedouin village, for an hour on the back of a camel admiring the wonders of the Sinai desert, an unforgettable experience in contact with an impressive landscape.
- Stop at a Bedouin tent to enjoy the traditional tea in the desert.
N.B: Sunglasses and a scarf will be needed for the tour.
Includes
- All details mentioned in the program.
- Private AC coach for all transfers from hotel.
- Promo tours assistance during the whole trip.
- Including all taxes.
Excludes
- Any extras that are not mentioned in the program.
- Any extra visits outside the program will be charged outside the program’s price.
- Any beverage and personal needs.
Overview
Sharm El Sheikh is an Egyptian tourist town situated near the southernmost point of the Sinai Peninsula. It is a well-liked vacation spot renowned for its stunning beaches, pleasant weather, and top-notch diving chances.
The Red Sea, where the town is located, is home to some of the world’s most vibrant and diversified marine species. Many tourists travel to Sharm El Sheikh to go snorkeling and scuba diving to explore the coral reefs and other underwater ecosystems.
Sharm El Sheikh provides a variety of different attractions and activities in addition to water-based ones. The town is home to a number of golf courses, opulent spas, and a variety of diners and pubs serving both local and international cuisine.
In and around Sharm El Sheikh, there are a lot of historical and cultural attractions to explore. Visitors can explore the neighboring St. Catherine’s Monastery, one of the oldest Christian monasteries in the world, or travel to the surrounding ancient city of Petra, which is only a short distance away
Sharm El Sheikh is a fantastic location for people looking for sun, sea, and adventure and is a must-see for anybody visiting Egypt