Payment Information:
Please note that payment for the tour will be collected by the tour guide. You can pay in cash or by card. If you choose to pay by card, please be aware that a 3% bank commission will be added to your total. Thank you!
Hurghada Glass Boat Tour
Explore the Underwater World Without Getting Wet
A glass-bottom boat tour in Hurghada is a fantastic way to experience the vibrant marine life and coral reefs of the Red Sea. Perfect for families, non-swimmers, or anyone seeking a relaxed adventure, this tour offers a glimpse into the underwater wonders without diving in.
Tour Highlights
1. Red Sea Marine Life
- See colorful fish, vibrant corals, and other marine creatures through the boat’s transparent glass bottom.
- Spot species like clownfish, parrotfish, lionfish, and more.
2. Coral Reefs
- Cruise over Hurghada’s stunning coral gardens, known for their diversity and beauty.
- Learn about the importance of coral ecosystems from guides on board.
3. Scenic Red Sea Views
- Enjoy panoramic views of Hurghada’s turquoise waters and the surrounding coastline.
What to Expect
Tour Itinerary
- Pickup: Transfer from your hotel in Hurghada to the marina.
- Boarding the Glass Boat: Settle in with a seat above the glass panels for optimal views.
- Cruising the Red Sea: The trip typically lasts 2–3 hours and includes stops at key coral reef areas.
- Commentary: A guide may provide information about the marine life and coral reefs.
- Return: Transfer back to your hotel after the tour.
Practical Information
Duration
- 2–3 hours, depending on the package.
Inclusions
- Hotel pickup and drop-off.
- Bottled water or refreshments (offered on some tours).
- Guided explanations of marine life.
What to Bring
- Sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen for sun protection.
- A camera or smartphone to capture the experience.
Why Choose a Glass Boat Tour?
- Ideal for non-swimmers or those who prefer not to snorkel.
- Family-friendly activity suitable for children and seniors.
- Offers a relaxed and unique way to enjoy the beauty of the Red Sea.