Luxury Speed Boat Experience
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Duration
Availability
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Pick Up & Drop Off
Note : The guest from Marsa Alam pay additional 50€/Person – from Al Qusier 35€/Person for transfer.
Departure Time : 08:00 AM
Return Time : Approximately 20:00
Elite Speed Boat Tour from Hurghada
Embark on an exclusive voyage with our Elite Speed Boat Tour. In fact, we have designed exclusive speed boat journey to transcend the ordinary and cater to your individual desires. Therefore, escape the confines of typical tourism and indulge in a bespoke adventure tailored just for you.
Discover the Enchantment of the Red Sea:
Delve into the mesmerizing underwater realm of the Red Sea, renowned for its unparalleled beauty and biodiversity. In addition, Experience the allure of vibrant coral reefs and exotic marine life, creating lasting memories of a snorkeling adventure like no other.
- Convenient transfer to and from the hotel.
- Refreshing soft drinks & fruits on the boat.
- Provision of life jackets.
- Provided with snorkeling equipment.
- Umbrellas on the islands .
- Drinks on the Island
- Money for personal expenses.
- Any Extra not mentioned in the program.
- Tipping.
Tour Itinerary : Elite Speed Boat Tour from Hurghada: Unraveling the Red Sea’s Wonders
Tailored Programs Await:
2 To 3 Person
125€ / Person
4 To 6 Person
92€ / Person
7 To 10 Person
72€ / Person
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Hystory of the Paradise Island Paradise Island, Hurghada, Egypt: Paradise Island, located in the vibrant city of Hurghada, Egypt, holds a captivating history that adds to its allure as a popular tourist destination. Steeped in ancient Egyptian heritage and influenced by diverse cultures, this island has a rich historical background. In ancient times, the land that is now Hurghada and its surrounding areas played a significant role in the Red Sea region. The region was known for its strategic location along major trade routes, connecting ancient civilizations from the Nile Valley to the Arabian Peninsula. The coastal areas were frequented by sailors and merchants who stopped to replenish their supplies and seek refuge from the harsh desert surroundings. Over the centuries, Hurghada and Paradise Island witnessed the rise and fall of various civilizations, including the Ancient Egyptians, Romans, and Byzantines. These civilizations left their marks through archaeological discoveries and remnants of ancient structures that still stand today. In more recent history, Hurghada and Paradise Island underwent a transformation in the 20th century. The area evolved from a small fishing village into a thriving tourist destination. In the 1980s, Hurghada experienced rapid development, attracting visitors from around the world who were drawn to its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and abundant marine life. Paradise Island, situated just off the coast of Hurghada, became a sought-after spot for its natural beauty and tranquility. Today, Paradise Island continues to enchant visitors with its stunning white sandy beaches, palm trees swaying in the breeze, and vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine biodiversity. It offers a range of activities for travelers, including snorkeling, diving, water sports, and simply relaxing under the warm Egyptian sun. As you explore Paradise Island, you can immerse yourself in the captivating history of Egypt while enjoying its modern-day charm. From ancient civilizations to the development of a thriving tourist hub, Paradise Island and Hurghada stand as a testament to the enduring allure of Egypt's remarkable past and its remarkable ability to captivate travelers from around the world.
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The underwater world of the Red Sea is unique and fascinating. In Hurghada you will find the most beautiful and impressive coral reefs, so that your snorkeling experience will become one of your favorite vacation memories.
Hystory of the Paradise Island
Paradise Island, Hurghada, Egypt: Paradise Island, located in the vibrant city of Hurghada, Egypt, holds a captivating history that adds to its allure as a popular tourist destination. Steeped in ancient Egyptian heritage and influenced by diverse cultures, this island has a rich historical background. In ancient times, the land that is now Hurghada and its surrounding areas played a significant role in the Red Sea region. The region was known for its strategic location along major trade routes, connecting ancient civilizations from the Nile Valley to the Arabian Peninsula. The coastal areas were frequented by sailors and merchants who stopped to replenish their supplies and seek refuge from the harsh desert surroundings. Over the centuries, Hurghada and Paradise Island witnessed the rise and fall of various civilizations, including the Ancient Egyptians, Romans, and Byzantines. These civilizations left their marks through archaeological discoveries and remnants of ancient structures that still stand today. In more recent history, Hurghada and Paradise Island underwent a transformation in the 20th century. The area evolved from a small fishing village into a thriving tourist destination. In the 1980s, Hurghada experienced rapid development, attracting visitors from around the world who were drawn to its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and abundant marine life. Paradise Island, situated just off the coast of Hurghada, became a sought-after spot for its natural beauty and tranquility. Today, Paradise Island continues to enchant visitors with its stunning white sandy beaches, palm trees swaying in the breeze, and vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine biodiversity. It offers a range of activities for travelers, including snorkeling, diving, water sports, and simply relaxing under the warm Egyptian sun. As you explore Paradise Island, you can immerse yourself in the captivating history of Egypt while enjoying its modern-day charm. From ancient civilizations to the development of a thriving tourist hub, Paradise Island and Hurghada stand as a testament to the enduring allure of Egypt's remarkable past and its remarkable ability to captivate travelers from around the world.Gallery
Hystory of the Paradise Island Paradise Island, Hurghada, Egypt: Paradise Island, located in the vibrant city of Hurghada, Egypt, holds a captivating history that adds to its allure as a popular tourist destination. Steeped in ancient Egyptian heritage and influenced by diverse cultures, this island has a rich historical background. In ancient times, the land that is now Hurghada and its surrounding areas played a significant role in the Red Sea region. The region was known for its strategic location along major trade routes, connecting ancient civilizations from the Nile Valley to the Arabian Peninsula. The coastal areas were frequented by sailors and merchants who stopped to replenish their supplies and seek refuge from the harsh desert surroundings. Over the centuries, Hurghada and Paradise Island witnessed the rise and fall of various civilizations, including the Ancient Egyptians, Romans, and Byzantines. These civilizations left their marks through archaeological discoveries and remnants of ancient structures that still stand today. In more recent history, Hurghada and Paradise Island underwent a transformation in the 20th century. The area evolved from a small fishing village into a thriving tourist destination. In the 1980s, Hurghada experienced rapid development, attracting visitors from around the world who were drawn to its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and abundant marine life. Paradise Island, situated just off the coast of Hurghada, became a sought-after spot for its natural beauty and tranquility. Today, Paradise Island continues to enchant visitors with its stunning white sandy beaches, palm trees swaying in the breeze, and vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine biodiversity. It offers a range of activities for travelers, including snorkeling, diving, water sports, and simply relaxing under the warm Egyptian sun. As you explore Paradise Island, you can immerse yourself in the captivating history of Egypt while enjoying its modern-day charm. From ancient civilizations to the development of a thriving tourist hub, Paradise Island and Hurghada stand as a testament to the enduring allure of Egypt's remarkable past and its remarkable ability to captivate travelers from around the world.