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Bianca Island Hurghada is a full-day excursion that takes you from your hotel to Soma Bay Marina, then out to the powder-white sands and shallow lagoons of Bianca Island Utopia for a day of snorkeling, beach time, and a proper buffet lunch. At 65€ per person, with children under 4 traveling free and kids from 4 up to 12 at half price, it’s built to work for couples and families without turning into an expensive add-on-heavy day. Free hotel transfer is included, so the price you see is the price you pay before you even step on the boat.
08:00 AM – Hotel Pickup: Comfortable transfer from your hotel to the marina.
09:00 AM – Sailing into the Red Sea: Relaxing boat ride with stunning views.
09:30 AM – Snorkeling Stop (45 min): Explore colorful corals and marine life with provided equipment.
11:30 AM – Arrival at Bianka Island Utopia: Reserved sunbed, shaded spot, and unlimited drinks.
12:30 PM – Buffet Lunch: All-you-can-eat buffet with fresh dishes and Open bar with unlimited drinks — including alcoholic drinks
02:00 PM – Foam Party: Half-hour of fun and laughter in bubbles.
02:30 PM – Free Time: Swim, sunbathe, or enjoy a complimentary glass-bottom boat ride.
04:00 PM – Departure: Say goodbye to Bianka Island paradise.
04:30 PM – Return to Hotel: Comfortable transfer back with unforgettable memories.
A towel, sunscreen, and sunglasses
A hat for sun protection
Camera or GoPro to capture the day
A photo of your passport on your phone
Cash for optional extras
A trip to Bianka Island Hurghada is not just about visiting another beach—it’s about experiencing a tropical escape right in the Red Sea. It combines snorkeling, relaxation, and fun in a single, well-organized day. From the foam party to the coral gardens, every moment feels like a blend of excitement and serenity.
If you’re searching for a once-in-a-lifetime Hurghada island trip, Bianka Island should be at the very top of your list.
One flat price, no transfer surcharge. Several Bianca Island trips add €10–20 per person depending on your hotel area (El Gouna, Makadi, Sahl Hasheesh). This trip includes hotel transfer free of charge, whatever part of Hurghada you're staying in.
A genuinely all-inclusive bar. Unlike trips that limit the open bar to soft drinks and snacks, this one covers alcoholic drinks as well — no separate tab to settle on the island.
Built for families. Free entry for children under 4, half-price for older kids, plus an actual kids' club on site — not just a general "family-friendly" label with nothing behind it.
More to do than just the beach. Between the open bar, water sports, the glass-bottom boat, and the kids' club, there's enough structure to the day that nobody's stuck deciding what to do at 2pm.
Soma Bay Marina departure. The crossing from Soma Bay tends to be shorter than routes departing from further north, which means less time on the boat and more time actually on the island.
Both are popular full-day island trips from Hurghada, but they suit slightly different travelers.
| Bianca Island | Orange Bay | |
|---|---|---|
| Beach type | White sandbar, calm shallow lagoon | Sandy beach, slightly more built-up |
| Best for | Families, snorkeling beginners, relaxed pace | Groups wanting a livelier, more social day |
| Snorkeling | Guided stop + glass-bottom boat for non-swimmers | Reef stops en route |
| Kids | Kids' club and half-price policy | Family-friendly but less structured for kids |
| Drinks | Open bar including alcoholic drinks | Standard soft drinks |
If you're traveling with young kids or want a calmer, more organized day with a proper all-inclusive bar, Bianca Island's setup edges it out. If you want a slightly more social, group-oriented island day, Orange Bay is the closer fit.
The reefs around Bianca Island sit in shallow, calm water, which is exactly why it works well for first-time snorkelers. Expect to spot parrotfish and angelfish weaving around the coral, with clownfish and small reef fish easy to find near the shallower patches. Sightings vary day to day, and the guide on board will point you toward the best-looking coral formations for that particular visit rather than promising anything specific.
The Red Sea around Soma Bay is warm and diveable most of the year. Summer months bring the calmest water and the warmest sea temperatures, which suits snorkeling beginners and young kids best. Spring and autumn are also solid choices with fewer crowds on the island. Winter trips still run and the island is enjoyable, though the water is noticeably cooler.
Bianka Island is one of the most beautiful, but other popular choices include Paradise Island Hurghada, Eden Island Hurghada, Orange Island Hurghada, Giftun Island Hurghada, and Utopia Island Hurghada. Each has its unique charm, from vibrant reefs to laid-back beaches.
Both are stunning, but Mahmaya is often considered a quieter, more eco-friendly escape, while Bianka Island blends fun, relaxation, and activities like foam parties and glass-boat rides.
Yes! Islands like Bianka, Paradise, and Orange Bay are excellent for families. Children can snorkel in shallow waters, play on sandy beaches, and enjoy safe activities.
Most packages include hotel transfers, a boat ride, snorkeling stops, equipment, food, and unlimited drinks. Extras like photography, shisha, or alcoholic beverages are usually not included.
Yes. While both are part of the Giftun Island in Hurghada, Paradise Island is known for its calm beaches and snorkeling spots, whereas Orange Bay is often compared to the Maldives with its wide sandy shores.
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