Turtle Bay Discovery: Marsa Mubarak Snorkeling Trip - Discover Egypt Hub
Meet the resident giants of the Red Sea.
Escape to Marsa Mubarak, one of the most famous and protected bays in Marsa Alam. Known as "Turtle Bay," this natural sanctuary is home to giant Green Sea Turtles and the rare, gentle Dugong (Sea Cow).
Enjoy a leisurely boat cruise from Port Ghalib to this stunning bay. Jump into the crystal-clear waters to snorkel over seagrass beds where turtles graze, and explore the vibrant coral gardens that flank the bay. With a delicious buffet lunch served on board and plenty of time to relax on the sundeck, this is the perfect day out for nature lovers and families with Discover Egypt Hub.
Experience Highlights
Swim with huge Green Turtles in shallow water.
Search for the rare and endangered Sea Cow.
Explore the colorful reefs of Marsa el Shuna.
Relax on a spacious boat with sun and shade decks.
Freshly prepared buffet meal with soft drinks.
Professional guides ensure safety and point out marine life.
Your Sea Safari Itinerary
Pickup & Departure
Pickup from your Marsa Alam hotel. Short transfer to Port Ghalib Marina. Board your boat and set sail.
First Stop: Marsa El Shuna
Snorkel at one of the area's most beautiful coral reefs, teeming with fish and colorful corals.
Marsa Mubarak & Lunch
Cruise to Marsa Mubarak Bay. Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch onboard before your main snorkeling adventure.
Turtle Bay Snorkeling
Guided snorkeling session in the bay to spot giant turtles and search for the dugong. Free time to swim.
Return
Sail back to Port Ghalib while enjoying fruit and snacks. Transfer back to your hotel.
Inclusions & Exclusions
Includes
- Hotel Pickup & Drop-off (A/C Vehicle)
- Full-day Boat Trip
- Snorkeling Equipment & Life Jacket
- Buffet Lunch & Soft Drinks
- Snorkeling Guide
- Marina Fees
- All taxes and service charges
Excludes
- National Park Fees ($5 per person, paid at marina)
- Gratuities (Tips)
- Professional Photography
- Personal Expenses
Packing List
- Wildlife: Turtle sightings are very common. Dugongs are wild and sightings are lucky, not guaranteed.
- Passport: Copies are mandatory for coast guard clearance.
- Respect: Please do not touch or chase the marine animals.