Pack the intent. We'll handle the plan.
15 experiences across Egypt's Red Sea coast.
Half-day sport fishing from Port Ghalib marina with tackle and crew.
The Golden Triangle with shorter crossings — Brothers, Daedalus and Elphinstone from the southern marina.
Egypt's most pristine coral: St John's cave systems, the Fury Shoals circuit and Sataya's dolphin lagoon.
The far-south marine park: remote walls, the emerald island's lagoon and almost nobody else's bubbles.
Short, shallow-option-rich and dolphin-blessed — the ideal first safari and a natural fit for our own boat.
Liveaboard comfort, mask-and-fins programme: Sataya, Qulaan and the Hamata islands from the water's surface.
Sataya on breath-hold, walls on one lungful — coached freediving through the deep south's calmest water.
Seven pro-led nights among the south's caves, wrecks and dolphin lagoons — built frame-first.
The long-format connoisseur trip: both deep-south systems without a single repeated site.
Midnight at anchor in the deep south — festive sailing with the year's first dive at St John's.
A short golden-hour blast along the southern coast — back at the marina in time for dinner.
Walk-in snorkeling on the marina's house reef plus a waterfront lunch — the easy south day.
The southern reef through a glass hull — non-swimmer filler straight off the marina.
The souq browsed, the corniche walked and a waterfront table waiting — the marina evening, arranged.
Swim near wild spinner dolphins at the famous Sataya (Dolphin House) reef.
