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Marsa Mubarak (House of Turtles): A Marine Paradise Adventure
Experience the magic of Marsa Mubarak (House of Turtles), where crystal-clear waters teem with marine life. This protected bay offers one of Egypt's best opportunities to swim alongside graceful sea turtles and gentle dugongs in their natural habitat. Departing from Port Ghalib, your full-day excursion includes visits to two spectacular snorkeling sites.
After boarding your comfortable boat, you'll cruise to Marsa Mubarak (House of Turtles), known for its calm waters and vibrant ecosystem. Your first snorkeling stop immerses you in an underwater world where sea turtles glide effortlessly above colorful coral gardens. Later, you'll have another chance to explore different sections of this marine paradise, each offering unique sights.
Unlike crowded tourist spots, Marsa Mubarak (House of Turtles) provides intimate wildlife encounters in a serene setting. Professional guides ensure respectful interactions while sharing fascinating facts about these endangered species. Between snorkeling sessions, relax on deck with refreshments while enjoying panoramic Red Sea views.
The chance to observe dugongs - among the rarest marine mammals - makes this excursion truly exceptional. These peaceful creatures, along with frequent turtle sightings, create unforgettable moments. The bay's shallow, protected waters make it ideal for snorkelers of all levels, from beginners to experienced swimmers.
Marsa Mubarak (House of Turtles) offers more than just snorkeling; it's a chance to connect with nature in one of Egypt's most pristine marine environments. The combination of rare wildlife encounters, stunning coral formations, and professional organization makes this tour a must for nature lovers visiting the Red Sea.
Included
transfer by air-conditioned vehicle
snorkeling guide
buffet lunch
2 snorkeling
snorkeling equipment
life jackets
Excluded
DVD + photos
additional $5 fee for entry to the National Park
