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La experiencia de la pristine beauty of Hula Hula Beach Island en este half-day snorkeling adventure from Safaga. Part of the famous Giftun Islands, Hula Hula offers calm, shallow lagoons, clear waters, and powdery white sand, making it perfect for families, first-time snorkelers, and anyone seeking a tranquil Red Sea escape.
This trip combines two guided snorkeling stops, beach relaxation, buffet lunch, and a private-boat feel, offering a balanced day of la aventura y la relajación under the African sun.
Duración: 8 horas
Recogida: Morning (~08:00) or midday (~12:30) from Soma Bay
Idiomas: Inglés
Tamaño Del Grupo: Hasta 25 personas
Principiante-Friendly Arrecifes: Shallow lagoons make snorkeling easy and safe for kids and novices.
La Abundante Vida Marina: Spot clownfish, parrotfish, butterflyfish, rays, and occasionally turtles.
La Playa De Relajación: Enjoy shaded cabanas, beanbags, and a soft sandy shore reminiscent of the Caribbean.
Private and Shared Boat Options: Choose a private speedboat for exclusivity or a shared boat for a sociable, cost-effective experience.
Familiar: Safe shallow waters and gentle currents make it ideal for children.
Mejor Época para Ir: Morning departures (~08:00) offer calm seas; midday trips provide better lighting for photos.
Qué Llevar: Reef-safe sunscreen, towel, swimwear, hat, sunglasses, waterproof camera or phone case, small cash for tips.
Snorkel De Seguridad: Life jackets are provided; guides supervise novices and children closely.
Conservación: Avoid touching corals, don’t chase or feed fish, and follow all crew instructions to protect the Giftun Islands’ delicate ecosystem.
Snorkel dos vibrantes arrecifes de spots teeming with tropical fish and marine life
Relax on Hula Hula’s Caribbean-style white sandy beach
Family-friendly and safe for beginners with life jackets and guided supervision
Disfrutar de un buffet o revestidos de almuerzo a bordo o en la playa
Optional private speedboat for exclusivity or shared boat for a social experience
Oportunidad para ver turtles, rays, and occasionally dolphins
El Snorkeling Trip to Hula Hula Beach Island from Safaga is a perfect half-day adventure combining calm snorkeling, beach relaxation, and vibrant marine life encounters. Ideal for families, couples, or solo travelers, this excursion delivers a suave pero inolvidable experiencia del Mar Rojo.
Book your Hula Hula Beach Island trip today and explore one of the Red Sea’s most stunning islands!
📞 WhatsApp Reservas: +20 120 290 5255
Limited daily availability – reserve early!
Su día comienza con un 30–45 minute air-conditioned transfer from Soma Bay to Hurghada Marina. A quick welcome briefing and safety instructions set the stage for your adventure.
Un 30-60 minutos en lancha rápida brings you to the first reef stop. Guided snorkeling ensures you see hidden marine life safely while exploring vibrant coral gardens.
Step onto Hula Hula’s suaves arenas blancas and relax for about two hours. Enjoy a buffet o revestidos de almuerzo with soft drinks. Lounge on the beach, swim in shallow waters, or capture photos of the scenic shoreline.
A final reef stop lets you enjoy one last snorkeling session among colorful coral formations before returning to the marina and transferring back to Soma Bay.
P: ¿los niños son bienvenidos?
Sí, las aguas poco profundas y chalecos salvavidas hacer este viaje, ideal para familias.
Q: ¿tengo que ser un buen nadador?
No, guided snorkeling is provided, and life jackets ensure safety for beginners.
Q: Is there shade and restroom facilities?
Many operators provide shaded areas, cabanas, and basic facilities on Hula Hula Beach.
Q: ¿puedo alquilar una GoPro o conseguir fotos tomadas?
Some operators offer on-board photography or photo packages for an extra fee.
Q: How long is the transfer from Soma Bay?
Approximately 30–45 minutes, depending on traffic and hotel location.
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