EGYPT
Egypt’s best days out.
The 13 most-booked submarine tours in Egypt, with prices, run times and who to book through. The trips worth building a day of your trip around.
Hurghada’s Royal Seascope semi-submarine cruise takes you 3 meters down for panoramic views, then includes a short snorkel stop.
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Hurghada semi-submarine tour with hotel transfer, marine-life viewing through underwater windows, and included snorkeling.
Hurghada Red Sea semi-submarine plus floating-station snorkeling. Hotel pickup, underwater glass views, and reef time for about $18.
Seascope submarine cruise in Sharm El-Sheikh with hotel pickup. Air-conditioned glass views of coral and fish, about 90 minutes.
Marsa Alam semi-submarine cruise with hotel pickup. Glass decks 4 meters down, guided views of coral reefs and canyons in 90 minutes.
Royal Seascope from Safaga: a dry semi-sub ride to 4 meters plus 25–30 minutes of snorkeling in Makadi Bay reefs.
A full-day Giftun Islands cruise from Hurghada with guided snorkeling, optional semi-submarine views, included lunch, and hotel transfers.
Royal Seascope semi-submarine from El Gouna: dry underwater viewing, 3-meter observation deck, then 20-minute snorkeling in Hurghada.
Royal Seascope semi-submarine in Sharm El-Sheikh with pickup. 90 minutes, air-conditioned underwater deck 3m down, panoramic Red Sea views.
2-hour semi-submarine and snorkeling tour from Hurghada Marina with glass windows, 30 minutes underwater, guided reef swim, pickup included.
Hurghada’s Empire Submarine trip mixes a dry semi-sub cruise, glass-bottom reef views, and 40 minutes of snorkeling plus drinks.
A 90-minute semi-sub cruise in Dahab with big underwater windows, AC comfort, and a guided reef loop for about $33.
See the Red Sea coral reefs from an air-conditioned semi-submarine in Ain Sokhna, with panoramic 4-meter windows and an optional Cairo transfer.
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