Marsa Mubarak Marsa Alam Trip

Discover Red Sea’s Marine Wonders  the vibrant marine life of Marsa Mubarak, renowned for its biodiversity, including sea turtles and dugongs. Located along the southern coast of the Red Sea in the Wadi Gimal region of Marsa Alam, Marsa Mubarak offers an exceptional snorkeling experience

All About Marsa Mubarak Trip €35

In the morning, your guide will pick you up from your hotel in Marsa Alam at a time determined based on the distance to the port, using air-conditioned vehicles. You’ll be taken to Marina Port Ghalib where your boat awaits. The gathering time on the boat is 9 AM.

Set sail for Marsa Shouna Bay, where you’ll have time to snorkel among colorful coral reefs, giant groupers, and tropical fish. With a bit of luck, you might spot dugongs, sea turtles, and schools of dolphins.

After snorkeling at Marsa Shouna Bay, enjoy a delicious lunch on the boat.

Next, head to Marsa Mubarak Bay for another snorkeling session in its clear, shallow waters. Discover the diverse coral reefs and tropical fish. Marsa Mubarak is also a great spot for beginner snorkelers.

Finally, relax on the boat’s deck and enjoy the stunning views before returning to Marsa Alam port between 3 and 3:30 PM. From there, you’ll be transported back to your hotel.

Marsa Mubarak  Snorkeling Adventure:

Enjoy 2 snorkeling sessions 45 Minutes each Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Marsa Mubarak Islands  for an unforgettable snorkeling experience. The vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life make this a snorkeler’s paradise. Swim alongside colorful fish as you explore the underwater wonders of the Red Sea.

Diving Options: Diving for beginners and certified divers available with advance booking. A diver and diving equipment can be arranged upon request.

Don’t forget to bring the following:

• Camera
• Towel/Sun cream
• Sunglasses

Marsa Mubarak  Snorkeling Trip Safety

• Seek Help: Request assistance from the guide if tired during the dive.
• Restricted Areas: Stay within designated boundaries in nature reserves.
• Life Jacket: Wear a life jacket in coral reef areas and nature reserves.
• Life Buoy: Each group has a life buoy.
• Footwear: No shoes on board; use the designated footwear area.
• Wet Boarding: Avoid slippery areas and sit in designated spots after diving.
• Sea Sickness: Sit at the back of the boat for stability.

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