Before departure, we take the time to ensure everything fits correctly and comfortably wether you're renting it from us or using your own personal equipmeny. You will also complete a brief health declaration form, which is a standard safety requirement for all participants. Our instructors and dive guides are on hand to answer any questions

The boat departs the marina at approximately 9:00 AM. As we head out into the open Red Sea, your guide will deliver a thorough briefing covering the day's dive sites, marine life to look out for, underwater etiquette, and all safety procedures. For first-time snorkellers or those trying diving for the first time, this is also the moment for any additional one-to-one guidance from our instructors

We arrive at our first site — one of the Red Sea's spectacular shallow reefs, coral gardens, or historic wrecks — and anchor up. Divers descend with their guide to explore the site at depth, while snorkellers take to the surface above a vivid world of reef fish, coral formations, and marine life. Sessions typically last between 45 and 60 minutes. Our guides remain with all participants throughout, ensuring safety and pointing out the best of what lies beneath

Back on the boat after the first session, it is time to relax and refuel. A delicious freshly prepared lunch is served on board — a generous spread of Egyptian and international dishes that give you the energy you need for the afternoon ahead. Soft drinks, water, tea, and coffee are freely available throughout the day. This is a wonderful time to share the highlights of your first dive or snorkel, dry off in the sun, and soak up the views of the open sea.

After lunch, the boat moves to our second site of the day — chosen to complement the first, offering a different reef profile, different marine life, and a fresh perspective on the Red Sea's extraordinary underwater world. Use this time to rest on the sundeck, chat with fellow guests, or simply enjoy the motion of the boat and the warmth of the Hurghada sun.

We begin our return journey to the marina. Tea, coffee, and cold drinks continue to be served on the way back. This is a relaxed, sociable time — guides are happy to discuss the marine life you encountered, answer questions about future courses, or simply enjoy the late afternoon light on the water with you.