Tour programs vary, and you can see their descriptions below.
Utopia Island
Utopia Island is a true oasis of the Red Sea, located near Hurghada, and it fully lives up to its name. It is the perfect destination for those who dream of a beach holiday away from the hustle and bustle and want to immerse themselves in nature.
The island’s main highlight is its unique beach. During low tide, a wide sandbank emerges, stretching far into the sea. Walking along this “bridge” gives the magical feeling of strolling right on the water. The sand here is incredibly soft and white, while the water is crystal-clear and warm, like a natural lagoon.
Beyond its stunning beaches, Utopia attracts snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. Picturesque coral reefs lie just off the island, home to countless colorful fish. Snorkeling here becomes a true adventure, allowing you to explore the rich and vibrant underwater life of the Red Sea.
The Excursion Price Includes:
Lunch and drinks on the yacht;
Snorkeling equipment;
Services of a Russian-speaking guide;
Transportation service within Hurghada
(El Gouna, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi areas: additional +$10* round trip.
Soma Bay and Safaga areas: additional +$20* round trip.
*Price indicated per booking for up to 6 people. Transfer may be shared.);
Children up to 5 years old — Free of charge.
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What to Take with You:
Towel
Passport
Swimsuit
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Hat
Power bank (for charging your phone)
Mask and snorkel (recommended)
Warm clothes in winter (it can be windy)
What’s Included in the Excursion Program:
Transfer around 08:00 (exact time confirmed after booking; travel time to the port 40–60 minutes depending on hotel location, port located in the Safaga area);
Stop at Utopia Island for swimming and sunbathing;
Two snorkeling stops at coral reefs, about 45 minutes each (as decided by the guide on site);
Fishing stop with provided gear;
Seafood buffet lunch and drinks on the yacht;
Banana boat and sofa ride;
Return to the hotel around 18:00.
Additional Information:
Important! Please do not go up to the upper deck while wet. Always dry yourself with a towel first. This is a safety requirement to avoid slipping on the stairs.