Hurghada Dolphin House Day Trip

Some trips give you a few hours on the water. This one gives you the whole Red Sea — a full day and a night — on a yacht that belongs to your group alone. You board at Hurghada Marina just after sunrise, the crew welcomes you aboard, and by the time breakfast is served the coastline is already slipping away behind you.

You sail north toward Dolphin House, the reef near El Gouna where wild spinner dolphins gather, and slip into the blue to watch them move on their own terms. Lunch is served on deck as the yacht drifts on to Magawish Island, where the afternoon unwinds into snorkelling over coral gardens, warm shallows and long, lazy stretches of sun. As the light turns gold you step onto the island beach for the sunset, then return to the boat for dinner under the first stars.

This is the part most day-trippers never see. While the last speedboats race back to the marina, your yacht stays out. Dinner turns into music and easy conversation on deck, the Milky Way comes out over a black, glassy sea, and your cabin — air-conditioned, with its own bathroom — is waiting whenever you are. It is the rare kind of night where the Red Sea belongs only to you and the people you came with.

In the morning you wake to breakfast on the water and a slow cruise home, back at the marina by nine. The whole trip is all-inclusive: one night aboard, every meal and snack, unlimited drinks, snorkelling gear, water games, all park and permit fees, and a professional crew who handle everything. Choose from a fleet of private safari yachts sized for 8 to 20 guests, reserve now and pay later, and cancel free of charge if your plans change.