Orange Bay (diving available)

Tour programs vary, and you can see their descriptions below.

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Orange Bay

Orange Bay is a little piece of paradise, where azure waters meet white sandy beaches, creating the perfect place to relax. It’s more than just a beach — it’s a true island oasis, designed to help you forget the rush of everyday life and enjoy every moment.

Once you arrive at Orange Bay, you’ll feel as if you’re on a deserted island, but with all the comforts you need. Silence, the rustle of palm trees, and the gentle sound of waves create a unique atmosphere of peace. Here, you can simply stretch out on a sun lounger, close your eyes, and listen to the sea, or go snorkeling to explore the fascinating underwater world of the Red Sea.

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Price

• Without diving — Adults: $20, Children: $10

• With diving (1 dive) — Adults: $25, Children: $13

One dive: up to 15 minutes per person (including preparation), depth up to 7 meters. If you refuse to dive on site, the program price remains unchanged.

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Orange Bay vs. Paradise Island — What’s the Difference?

Both areas are located on the same Big Giftun Island, just 15 minutes apart by yacht.

• Beach area & swimming zone: larger on Orange Bay.

• Depth: deeper on Paradise; Orange Bay is shallow, great for children.

• Atmosphere: Paradise is calmer, with fewer people.

• Activities: SUP board rental is available at Orange Bay.

• Rest areas: all under one large shaded area on Orange Bay; on Paradise, separate huts made of palm branches.

• Photo zones: more extensive on Orange Bay (though Paradise has them too).

• Water color: more striking shades on Orange Bay, but both are beautiful.

• Time ashore: 1.5–2 hours at Orange Bay; 1–1.5 hours at Paradise (depending on guide’s decision).

• Food: included on Paradise Island.

• Policy: at Orange Bay, outside food and drinks are not allowed; at Paradise, checks are not strict.

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Important Information:

• A passport photo of all participants is required to issue a tourist diving permit with the police.

• Safety rule: please do not go up to the upper deck while wet. Always dry yourself with a towel first to avoid slipping on the stairs.

• Yacht capacity: 20–40 people. The yachts are spacious, with enough room for everyone, but capacity is limited by tourist police regulations.

• Banana boat rides may be canceled due to weather conditions (this does not affect the program price).

What does the tour include:

The Excursion Price Includes:

• Lunch and drinks on board the yacht

• Banana boat ride

• Snorkeling/diving equipment

• Services of a Russian-speaking guide

• Transfers within Hurghada

(*For hotels in El Gouna, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi – extra charge of $10 round trip.
For Soma Bay and Safaga – extra charge of $20 round trip.
*The price is per booking, round trip, up to 6 people. Transfers may be shared.)

• Children up to 5 years old (inclusive) — Free of charge

Not included:

Alcohol is not allowed on board