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Board a comfortable yacht from Port Ghalib and spend a full day snorkeling vibrant coral gardens, swimming alongside sea turtles, and searching seagrass meadows for dugongs. This guided trip includes lunch, transfers, and all snorkel gear — ideal for travelers comfortable in open water.
Board a comfortable yacht from Port Ghalib and spend a full day snorkeling vibrant coral gardens, swimming alongside sea turtles, and searching seagrass meadows for dugongs. This guided trip includes lunch, transfers, and all snorkel gear — ideal for travelers comfortable in open water.
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Operated by Legacy Tour · Marsa Alam, Red Sea Governorate
The yacht slips away from Port Ghalib and the Red Sea opens like a hard blue breath; salt on your lips, a gentle swell rocking the hull. Within an hour the engine hum quiets and guides point to a green flash beneath the surface — a hawksbill turtle grazing on seagrass, unbothered by your presence. Later, in the shallower lagoon of Marsa Mubarak, the water turns a glassy aquamarine where dugongs move slowly through blades of sea grass, their broad bodies parting sunlight like slow ships.
easy.
About 8 hours (full day).
Suitable for travelers with basic swimming ability and moderate fitness; no long hikes or heavy exertion.
The tour is approximately 8 hours from hotel pickup to return, and includes round‑trip transfers, national park fees, lunch, soft drinks, snorkel gear and a guide.
No species sightings are guaranteed; dugongs are shy and sightings depend on season and sea conditions, though Marsa Mubarak and nearby Abu Dabbab are among the best places to see them.
No — basic snorkeling ability and comfort in open water are sufficient; life jackets are provided and guides assist in the water.
Yes — bringing a well‑fitted mask and fins can improve comfort, but full equipment is also supplied by the operator.
The southern Red Sea coast has ancient maritime history tied to pharaonic and later trade routes; reefs here have been navigational markers and local fishing grounds for generations.
Marsa Mubarak lies within a protected area with park fees supporting conservation; visitors should avoid touching coral, use reef‑safe products, and follow guide briefings to reduce impact.
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