
easy
4 hours
Basic swimming ability recommended; the trip requires short swims and moderate mobility on and off the boat.
Cut away from the crowds of Hurghada and let a private speedboat deliver you to Hula Hula Island’s clear lagoons and coral gardens. This four-hour escape pairs guided snorkeling with time to swim, sunbathe, and explore quiet beaches.
The motor lifts, the bow cuts a new line across the Red Sea, and the mainland blur of Hurghada shrinks to a stucco ribbon. Salt-slicked wind finds your face as the captain aims the private speedboat toward a low, white-fringed dot on the horizon: Hula Hula Island. Shallow lagoons wink turquoise, and the sea seems to push you forward, eager for the quiet coves beyond the ferry lanes.

Rental masks are available, but a personal, snug mask prevents leaks and fog so you see the reef clearly.
Protect both your skin and marine life—regular sunscreens can harm coral; choose mineral-based formulas.
Calmer seas and better underwater visibility are most likely in the morning before onshore winds build.
Avoid standing or touching corals—sharp and fragile—so the reef remains healthy for future snorkelers.
Local fishing communities and Bedouin sailors have used these reefs for centuries; modern tourism grew after the 1980s when Hurghada expanded into a dive hub.
Tour operators here stress reef protection—use reef‑safe products, avoid anchoring on coral, and follow guide instructions to minimize impact.
Protects skin while avoiding chemicals that damage coral.
summer specific
A familiar mask fits better and reduces fogging in the water.
Captures underwater life and wide sea vistas without risking your phone.
Protects from sun between swims and provides traction on rocky shores.
spring specific