Snorkelling

Snorkelling is the best introduction to coral reef watching if you would like to try scuba diving but have never tried swimming with mask, snorkel and fins before.

The Red Sea is unique for those who prefer to observe the marine life from the surface. The coral reefs almost reach the surface, where the colours are much brighter and marine life is especially rich. Turtles and dolphins can be observed more often from the surface than while scuba diving.

You are welcome anytime to join our boat trips to discover the famous reefs of the Red Sea. To know more about our daily boat trips with scuba divers, visit our Dive Trips page.

The snorkelling sites are the same as the scuba diving sites. Boat moorings are only a few metres away from the reef. The coral reef is less than a metre below the surface so no particular skills are necessary to see a lot. We do not provide any in-water guide but one of our diving guides will give you a full briefing for the specific snorkelling site, including what you can expect to see and safety procedures.

Prices for snorkelling trips and equipment rental can be found on our Price List: Trips & Courses page. Children under the 10 years of age are free of charge and children between 10 and 14 receive a 50% discount on the daily snorkelling trip.