Snorkeling Trip At Satayh Dolphin Reef Marsa Alam
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Snorkeling Trip At Satayh Dolphin Reef Marsa Alam
Go snorkeling at Satayh “Dolphin Reef” near Marsa Alam. You can watch a group of about 60 to 80 dolphins as they swim close by and seem to put on a show. Lunch will be served on the boat.
Itinerary
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At dawn, a New Travel Dynamics representative will meet you at your hotel in Marsa Alam. Then he will take you to the Marina of Hamata. This marina is about 165 km from the Marsa Alam airport. From there, you will board your boat.
After you receive a welcome drink, the trip will start. We will sail toward Satayh, also called “Dolphin Reef.” After around two hours on the water, you will reach Satyah reef.
The reef sits in a protected spot in the Red Sea. The lagoon water is clear. When you snorkel, you may spot a group of about 60 to 80 dolphins. They can swim close and move right in front of you. There is also a good chance to interact with these animals. This area holds many dolphins and other sea mammals, and they stay here.
You can also see a large school of spinner dolphins in Satayh reef. During the day, you may swim and spend time with dolphins in the lagoon. You will also have chances to look at different fish and corals found in the Red Sea.
Lunch will be served on board. The onboard chef will prepare the meal for you. Snacks and drinks will be available during the day.
Later, we will sail back to the port. You should arrive at Hamata Marina at about 4:30 pm. After that, you will be met, assisted, and then taken back to your hotel in Marsa Alam.
Included / Excluded
Inclusion
- Pick up service from your hotel in Marsa Alam
- Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle to / from your hotel in Marsa Alam
- English speaking guide during the day trip
- snorkeling trip by boat include 2 stops for snorkel
- Snorkeling equipments ( mask - fins ) are included
- Lunch meal on board the boat
- Speed boat
- Mineral water and soft drinks on board the boat
- Guide assistance on board the boat
- Service charges and taxes included
Exclusion
- Personal expenses
- Tipping
- Alcoholic drinks
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