$ 140
Private boat tour for snorkeling
El Gouna
1 Days
10 People
Hula Hula Island Snorkeling & Beach Day
Hurghada
Price
$ 45
0.5
Duration (days)
10
Group Size
2
Minimum Age
Easy
Difficulty
Description
“Experience a slice of Hawaii in the middle of the Red Sea with our Hula Hula Island Snorkeling Trip. This newly designed beach club on Giftun Island offers a unique, chilled tropical atmosphere with white sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise lagoons, and premium facilities.
Unlike busier island spots, Hula Hula focuses on a relaxed, high-quality experience. Your day includes a comfortable boat cruise, two guided snorkeling stops at pristine coral reefs, and a generous 2 to 3-hour stay on the island. Whether you want to lounge on comfortable bean bags under wooden umbrellas, take a scenic walk along the shore, or enjoy the fun water sports like the Banana Boat, Hula Hula provides the perfect balance of adventure and total relaxation.”
Days Program
Day 1
08:30 AM – Pick-up: Transfer from your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle to the marina. 09:30 AM – Setting Sail: Board a spacious yacht and receive your professional snorkeling gear (mask, fins, and life jacket). Snorkeling Session 1: Stop at a vibrant coral reef to swim with exotic fish and explore the underwater gardens of the Red Sea. Island Time (Hula Hula): Arrive at the island for a 2.5 to 3-hour stay. Relax on the private beach, enjoy the shallow waters, and soak in the "Aloha" spirit. Lunch: A freshly prepared buffet lunch (with vegetarian options) and soft drinks are served. Snorkeling Session 2: A second stop at a different reef location to see more marine biodiversity (often including rays or turtles). Water Sports: Enjoy a thrill on the Banana Boat or Water Sofa before heading back. 04:30 PM – Return: Arrival at the marina and transfer back to your hotel.
FAQs
How is Hula Hula different from Orange Bay or Paradise Island?
Hula Hula is the newest section of Giftun Island. It is known for having a more "Hawaiian" tropical theme, often being less crowded, and offering more premium beach furniture and a "chilled" vibe.
Is the lunch served on the island or the boat?
Depending on the specific daily boat schedule, lunch is usually served as a high-quality buffet on the boat to ensure freshness and comfort.
Can I go to the island if I don't want to snorkel?
Absolutely! You can stay on the boat or enjoy extra time in the shallow waters of the island beach while others are snorkeling at the deeper reefs.
Meeting Point
Hotel Lobby.
