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Float above coral gardens from a glass-bottom boat, then swap the deck for fins and a mask during a 40-minute Red Sea snorkel, with day access to Berenice Beach Club afterward. Ideal for families and couples wanting an accessible introduction to Aqaba’s reefs.
Float above coral gardens from a glass-bottom boat, then swap the deck for fins and a mask during a 40-minute Red Sea snorkel, with day access to Berenice Beach Club afterward. Ideal for families and couples wanting an accessible introduction to Aqaba’s reefs.
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The boat rocks into the shallow, clear Red Sea and the hull becomes a moving window: swells push light across coral gardens while schools of fish dart like punctuation. For an hour you’ll watch the reef from the glass-bottom deck—sights include the “tank” structure, a submerged airplane and the Japanese Garden—then don fins and slip into warm water for roughly 40 minutes of surface snorkeling.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for basic swimming ability and low-to-moderate mobility; comfortable flotation helps for snorkeling.
The advertised itinerary includes about 40–60 minutes of in-water snorkeling after a one-hour glass-bottom viewing segment.
The trip is family-friendly and provides flotation, but participants should be comfortable in shallow water; children should be supervised and may need a life jacket.
Expect coral formations, reef fish such as parrotfish and wrasse, and nearby artificial or historical structures like an airplane wreck and the so-called tank site visible from the glass-bottom section.
Yes—snorkeling equipment, towels and open soft drinks are included, and the day pass gives access to Berenice Beach Club facilities for rinsing and changing.
Aqaba’s role as a Red Sea trade port dates back thousands of years; the modern tourist reefs are shaped by both natural formations and historical wrecks that now host coral life.
The Red Sea’s coral reefs are sensitive—use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching or standing on coral, and follow operator briefings to reduce impact.
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