Sailing in Hurghada

Hurghada, once fishermen's trading post, has now grown into one of the most favorite tourists destinations in Egypt. With several village-styles self-containing hotels providing facilities for water sports, Sailing in Hurghada could be easily availed. Hurghada is a paradise of the experienced water sport enthusiasts where you can get a yacht, a ferry boat, or a cruise ship for sailing in Hurghada very easily on hire. The peaceful beach resort of Hurghada with all the facilities of a modern town also reflects the tranquil desert atmosphere.

Boat trips could be plied on any day to travel to the best reefs around Hurghada along with Abu Hashish in the south to Umm Qamar in the north. Refreshments are offered during the ride and the prices of it are included in the ticket's price. You can also take the beautiful fast ferry trip to Sharm El Sheik and back. Sailing to the destination from Hurghada itself is an exotic experience. The ferry boats start for the trip at 4 am in the morning and the boats sails back to Hurghada at 8 pm in the evening. Lunch and dinner are organized by the tour operators and are included in the ticket prices.

Sailing in Hurghada would enthrall you with the beauty of the crystal blue water, colorful coral reefs, and exotic lagoons. You can pamper yourself by getting yourself baked under the blazing sun on the deck of the cruise or yacht, watch colored fish, or click loads of pictures. There are many interesting sailing trips offered in Hurghada. The Sinbad Submarine trip is offered by most of the hotels in Hurghada. With an accommodation option for 44 persons, the submarine trip will take you for 50 minutes under water excursion. Try to reserve a seat beside the window and explore the views of the world at a depth of 72 feet below the surface of earth under water. The Sinbad Submarine takes you under the Red Sea and gives you an opportunity to have a closer look at the marine lives below water. Red Sea Dolphin Glass Bottom Boat Trip is a two hours sailing trip on the Red Sea.