Egypt · Cruise & Sailing

Paradise Island Cruise & Snorkeling Trip

8 Hours Round trip from Pickup service provided. Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Full-day Red Sea cruise to Mahmya near Hurghada
02 Visit the protected Giftun Island National Park
03 Relax on a white sandy beach under thatched sunshades
04 Optional 45-minute snorkelling stop at a coral reef
05 Buffet lunch included with a special kids’ menu
06 Enjoy time to swim, unwind, and soak up the scenery
07 Round-trip transfers included

Spend a full day on the Red Sea with a cruise to Mahmya, an eco-tourism haven in the protected Giftun Island National Park near Hurghada. Surrounded by clear blue water and white sand, this experience combines island relaxation with time to snorkel and enjoy the scenery.

Sail across turquoise waters, unwind beneath thatched sunshades, and join an optional snorkelling stop at a coral reef. A buffet lunch is included, with a special kids’ menu for younger travellers, making this a great choice for families, couples, and anyone looking for an easy island escape.

Sail across turquoise waters, unwind beneath thatched sunshades, and join an optional snorkelling stop at a coral reef.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 8 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Hurghada

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Paradise Island Cruise & Snorkeling Trip

Paradise Island Cruise & Snorkeling Trip
Start by sailing over the Red Sea’s turquoise waters towards the island of Mahmya, located in the protected Giftun Island National Park near Hurghada. Enjoy the warmth of the sun on your back as you sail over, then disembark to pick up your snorkelling gear and recline under the thatched sunshades.

There’s also an optional cruise out to a coral reef for 45-minutes of snorkelling. After a buffet lunch that includes a special kids’ menu for the little ones, there’s more time to unwind, or take a dip in the water. Then, it’s back to Hurghada, and if you’re lucky, you’ll see a glorious Egyptian sunset on the Red Sea.

The route