Pack the intent. We'll handle the plan.
13 experiences across Egypt's Red Sea coast.
Your own speedboat and skipper: build any route from Orange Bay to Dolphin House, priced per boat.
The Orange Bay express, privatised — beat the fleet to the sandbar with only your own group aboard.
A dawn pod encounter at Sha'ab El Erg without strangers — your boat, your pace, respectful-distance guiding.
The nearest island escape — a quick speedboat hop to Magawish's sand and shallow reefs.
Fast run to the famous snorkel bay south of Hurghada — a fringing reef wall metres from the beach.
A family-tuned speedboat hour to a shallow anemone reef — clownfish guaranteed, briefings kid-first.
Two hits from one boat: a guided reef snorkel, then a parasail flight over the same turquoise bay.
Light-tackle casting from a fast hull on the morning banks — keep a plate fish or release, crew's call on spots.
A professional photographer, a speedboat and the day's best light — leave with an edited gallery, not phone snaps.
Decor, a hidden photographer and a skipper who knows exactly when to cut the engine — the yes-boat.
Skip the highway — a 40-minute sea transfer between the two towns, luggage welcome, sea-state permitting.
The two icons before lunch — dawn pod encounter at Sha'ab El Erg, then the sandbar while it's still quiet.
A short evening blast along the glittering coastline — the city from the water after dark.
