Swimming with Dolphins and Snorkeling Trip in Hurghada

Highlights

• Go on an exhilarating boat tour to see spinner dolphins in their natural habitat
• Ride a boat through crystal clear waters and admire the wild dolphins
• Learn fabulous facts about life in the Red Sea from the marine biologist guide on board
• Look forward to seeing spinner dolphins off the coast of Hurghada
• Look for wild dolphins and discover myriad marine life
• Enjoy an exciting boat trip to snorkel with dolphins

Description

Our trip to swim with wild dolphins is based on the motto: "Free life is the best therapy if we leave it in its original state." The playful dolphins and weather conditions will determine our day.

Our boat trip to the dolphins begins in the early morning with a transfer from your hotel to the marina, where your crew is already waiting for you. After a short briefing, we leave the harbor and drive our boat to the areas where the dolphins are most likely to be found. Your experienced snorkeling guide will give you the current position of the dolphins.

Bottlenose Dolphins live in the Red Sea and have been well looked after there for many years. Not only do we maintain a neat atmosphere on board, but our crew and guides are also very fond of marine mammals and treat them with care.

The picturesque underwater world can be explored on our day tour during 2 snorkeling stops in different sites. The Red Sea has incredible biodiversity and wonderful snorkeling locations to offer. The turquoise water and the huge diversity among aquatic animals make the snorkeling areas very interesting for underwater enthusiasts and snorkelers.

The free-living dolphins always look so adorable, jump happily in the open sea, and spread good moods wherever they appear! Because of their innate curiosity, they often come very close to snorkelers. Our success rate for watching and swimming with dolphins is over 90%.

Snorkeling with wild dolphins in their natural environment is a world of difference compared to swimming with dolphins in swimming pools. On our boat trip, you will experience the dolphins as they really are and will not show any tasks performed by a trainer. A wild dolphin in the open sea swims 150 km a day, whereas a dolphin in captivity only swims in a circle. A large part of the life of a wild dolphin is hunting for food. Being captivated in a swimming pool also prevents the natural behavior that dolphin mothers pass on to their babies. Through these behaviors, dolphins learn to live and survive the dangers of their environment. Therefore, the animals are not bothered, chased, or trapped on our tours.

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