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Bring your card and we'll put you on a full-day Hurghada dive boat, with hotel collection, issued kit and lunch on board. Reefs are chosen for the morning sea, and there is snorkel time between tank sessions when the crew say it is safe. Bring your logbook too so the crew can check grade and recent dives before you kit up.
Turquoise water opens beneath you at the first reef stop as you descend with the guide among coral walls and schools of tropical fish. Buoyancy settles quickly on familiar ground, and the crew keep the group together through each tank session on the water.
Surface intervals on deck bring lunch and shade between dives, with time to snorkel from the boat if the sea stays calm. A further reef follows when conditions allow before the cruise back across Hurghada Bay.
Hurghada's marina belt sits in front of the hotel strip, with reefs a short run offshore. Sites are chosen on the morning for the sea that day, so you dive workable water rather than a printed list that ignores wind. If the outer reefs are too rough, the crew may switch to closer sites or hold the departure. You will be told as early as they can once morning conditions are clear.
Collection covers the usual Hurghada resort belt. Distances along the strip mean pickup windows can stretch, so be ready early at reception and eat breakfast before you leave. Give your hotel name when you book so the driver can find the right gate. Traffic along the strip can slow the van, and a late appearance at reception shortens time on the water. The boat returns to the same hotel strip you left in the morning.
You need an existing scuba qualification and should be happy working from a boat in open water. Bring your card and logbook so the crew can check grade and last dive date before you kit up. This is a fun-dive boat day, not a classroom course and not a day that issues a new card. Younger guests who are not qualified stay on snorkel or on deck rather than joining the tank sessions. Mention ages when you confirm your place so the crew can plan deck space.
Wear swimwear under a cover-up, bring a towel and sun protection, and eat breakfast before pickup. Keep the whole day free rather than squeezing other plans around an eight-hour boat window. Soft shoes that can get wet help on the swim ladder, and a dry bag keeps cards, logbook and phones off wet decks. Bring your own mask if you prefer a known fit, and say if you use a prescription lens. Mention dietary needs when you confirm your place so the kitchen can try to match them for lunch on board.
Hotel collection, lunch and issued kit keep a qualified dive day simple from a Hurghada hotel. A guide stays with the group in the water rather than leaving you to find the reef alone. Snorkel time sits between the tank sessions so the eight hours are not only under the surface. Pickup covers the usual resort belt, so most hotel guests can join without arranging a separate taxi to the marina.
The boat returns to the same hotel strip you left in the morning, which makes an eight-hour window easier to plan around a holiday. If the outer reefs are too rough, the crew may switch to closer sites rather than forcing a long run in a poor sea. Papers are checked on the boat so grades and recent dives are clear before you enter the water. That mix of pickup, kit, lunch and guided reef time is the point of a certified day boat.
We'll collect you from your Hurghada hotel and takes you to the marina. Be ready in the pickup window with swim kit, towel, qualification card and logbook. On the boat the crew check papers, talk through the sites and issue kit.
At the first workable reef you kit up and follow the guide into open water. Watch your air, stay with the group, and say if buoyancy feels rusty after a long break from diving.
Lunch is served on board between water sessions. Rest in the shade, drink water, and there is time to snorkel from the boat if the sea is kind. Tell the crew if you felt tired so the next entry can be paced.
A further site follows, sea state allowing. After the last session you cruise back to Hurghada and transfer to your hotel. The whole day is about eight hours door to door.
Yes. Collection from hotels in the Hurghada area is part of this day. Give your hotel name when you book so the driver can find the right gate, and be ready in the pickup window because traffic along the strip can slow the van.
The eight hours include transfer, brief, time at the reefs, lunch and the run home. Arriving late at reception cuts into time in the water because the boat leaves with the group.
Yes. This day is for guests who already hold a scuba qualification and want time on Red Sea reefs with kit and a boat crew. Bring your card and logbook so the team can check grade and last dive date before you kit up.
If you have not dived for a long stretch, say so on the boat. The first site can be paced while you settle buoyancy and air use again.
Lunch is served on board between water sessions. Treat it as a sit-down on the boat rather than a snack, and mention dietary needs when you confirm your place so the kitchen can try to match them.
Carry extra water and a small snack for the wait at pickup if you eat breakfast early. Soft Drinks beyond what is served are available to buy separately.
The day is a full boat outing with diving at sites chosen for the sea that morning, plus time to snorkel from the deck when the crew say it is safe. Exact reefs change with wind and current.
Stay with your group in the water and keep the boat in sight when you surface. Site names are confirmed on the morning, not as a route fixed in advance.
Scuba kit for the day is issued by the crew. That covers the usual tank, BCD, regulator and weights. Bring your own mask if you prefer a known fit, and say if you use a prescription lens.
Check seals and dump valves during the brief rather than in a hurry at the swim ladder. Fins from the boat are standard unless you have asked to use your own.
The crew need a valid scuba qualification and enough swimming comfort to work from a moving boat. Younger guests who are not qualified stay on snorkel or on deck rather than joining the tank sessions.
Mention ages when you confirm your place so the crew can plan deck space and snorkel kit.
Yes. Time at the surface with a mask and snorkel is part of the day as well as the tank dives, sea state allowing. Stay where you can see the boat when you come up, and use a life jacket if you want extra flotation.
Snorkel windows are not extra tank dives. If you only want to stay at the surface after the first dive, tell the instructor so they do not kit you for a descent you do not want.
The day needs a workable sea. If the outer reefs are too rough, the crew may switch to closer sites or hold the departure. You will be told as early as they can once morning conditions are clear.
Have a loose plan for the rest of the day so a weather hold does not wreck the whole morning. Eight hours on a boat is already a long window even when the sea is kind.
About eight hours including collection. The extra time is transfer, briefing, water sessions, lunch and the cruise home, not a classroom course or a qualification card.
Keep the whole day free. A late appearance at reception shortens time on the water because the boat leaves with the group from the marina.
Swimwear, a rash vest or t-shirt, a towel and dry clothes for the ride back are the practical kit. Sunscreen, a hat and a long sleeve for the deck matter on an eight-hour day.
A dry bag keeps cards, logbook and phones off wet decks. Soft shoes that can get wet help on the swim ladder. Bring your qualification card so the crew can check it before you enter the water.
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