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# Hula Hula Island Snorkel and Lunch in Hurghada

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## Identity

- **Listing title**: Hula Hula Island Snorkel and Lunch in Hurghada
- **URL slug**: hula-hula-island-snorkel-and-lunch-in-hurghada
- **Course id**: 113017
- **Centre id**: 105853

## Short summary

Full-day boat to Hula Hula Island from Hurghada, with two guided snorkel stops, island time and lunch on board.

## Classification

- **Sports / activities**: Snorkelling
- **Experience levels**: Beginner
- **Course categories**: Family-Friendly, Guides & Tours
- **Regions**: Red Sea & Sinai
- **Subregions**: Red Sea
- **Countries**: Egypt


## Location

- **Address (as provided)**: hurghada red sea, Hurghada, 84517, Egypt
- **Coordinates**: 27.2578957, 33.8116067 (WGS84)

## Pricing (catalog; not a quote)

- **Amount shown in catalog**: 25
- **Currency (inferred from symbol)**: GBP
- **Currency symbol (raw)**: $

## Operator / provider

- **Centre / provider name**: Your Trips Guide
- **Owner / contact label**: Mohamed
- **Review aggregate**: _Not available in catalog payload._

## Session details (when present)

- **Duration label**: —
- **Length (days)**: —
- **Length (hours)**: 8
- **Min age**: —
- **Max class size**: 15
- **Min group**: 1
- **Cancellation policy (summary)**: Flexible
- **Booking type (label)**: bokun

## What’s included / kit / extras (plain text excerpts)

### Highlights
Hula Hula Island sits off Hurghada as a sand-and-reef stop reached by day boat, with two guided snorkel sessions on the way and lunch served on board. We collect you from your hotel, and the island pause gives you time on the beach between reef swims. 📋 Key Details Duration: About 8 hours including collection Group size: 1 to 15 Meeting point: Hotel collection in the Hurghada area Format: Day boat with two guided snorkel stops, island beach time and lunch on board 🐠 What to Expect A full Red Sea day from hotel collection through two guided reef snorkels, a beach stop on Hula Hula Island and lunch on deck. The crew brief you on kit at the marina, lead each snorkel from the boat, and pace the day so you are not rushing between reef and sand. Exact reef sites and the order of stops can shift with sea state. The step-by-step shape of the day is in the itinerary below. 📍 Location Hula Hula Island lies off Hurghada in the Red Sea, reached by day boat from the resort marinas rather than a walk from a hotel beach. The outing is built around open water, reef snorkels and a named island sandbar stop. Collection covers the usual Hurghada hotel belt. Pickup windows can run long along the coast road, so be ready at reception with swim kit packed. Guests staying in El Gouna, Safaga, Soma Bay, Makadi or Sahl Hasheesh can often join for an extra transfer fee paid on the day. Share your hotel name when you confirm so the driver finds the right gate. ✅ Prerequisites No previous snorkeling experience is required. You should be happy in open water beside a boat and able to follow a guide over shallow reef. Masks, fins and a briefing are part of the day, and life jackets are available if you want extra flotation. Say if you have never used a snorkel so the crew can spend a minute on breathing at the surface. Younger children often stay on the boat with an adult during a stop, or snorkel in a life jacket beside the guide in calmer water. Mention ages when you confirm your place. ⭐ Why Choose Us Hotel collection, two reef snorkels, island beach time and lunch on board are rolled into one full Red Sea day from Hurghada. The guide stays with the group in the water at each stop, and the boat carries shade and drinks between sessions. Two separate snorkel stops give you more reef time than a single dip before the island. If the sea is rough the crew may switch reef order or hold the departure until conditions improve. Reef fish and coral are the focus; treat any extra marine lif…

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### What’s included
Hotel collection and return in the Hurghada area Full-day boat trip with about two hours on Hula Hula Island Two guided snorkel stops with snorkel equipment Lunch on board with coffee, tea, soda and water

### What’s not included
National park fees of about €10 per person, paid in cash on the day Transfer from El Gouna, Safaga, Soma Bay, Makadi or Sahl Hasheesh if applicable, about €10 per person paid cash on the day Photos, personal expenses and tips

### Kit list
Swimwear, rash vest or t-shirt, towel and dry clothes Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses and a dry bag for phones Hotel name for collection and cash for on-the-day fees if they apply to your hotel

## FAQs

### Is hotel pickup included?

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 window you are given because traffic along the resort strip can slow the van. Build the whole eight-hour shape into your day rather than planning a late dinner immediately afterwards. Arriving late at reception cuts into time at the reef.

### How many snorkel stops are there?

There are two guided snorkel stops on the way to and from Hula Hula Island. Exact reef sites can change with sea state and how the group is going. Follow the guide's order rather than swimming off on your own. Stay where you can see the boat when you surface. Both stops are surface snorkels, not tank dives.

### Do I need snorkel experience?

No previous snorkelling is required. Masks, fins and a briefing are part of the day. Say if you have never used a snorkel so the crew can spend a minute on breathing at the surface. You should be happy in open water beside a boat. Life jackets are available. If you are not a confident swimmer, stay close to the guide and use flotation rather than pushing into deeper coral.

### Is lunch included?

A freshly prepared lunch is served on board between water sessions, with coffee, tea, soda and water. Treat it as a proper sit-down on the boat rather than a snack, and say any dietary needs when you confirm your place. Carry extra water and a small snack for the run out if you eat breakfast early. National park fees are separate and paid in cash on the day.

### What are the on-the-day fees?

National park fees of about €10 per person are paid in cash on the spot. If you are staying outside the main Hurghada belt, a transfer supplement from places such as El Gouna, Safaga, Soma Bay, Makadi or Sahl Hasheesh may also apply at about €10 per person , paid cash on the day. Ask when you confirm whether your hotel sits inside included collection or needs the extra transfer. Bring small notes for those fees.

### Can children join?

The crew look at swimming ability and how settled a child is on a moving boat before they agree a snorkel. Infant seats are available on the transfer. Younger children often stay on the boat with an adult during a stop, or snorkel in a life jacket beside the guide in calmer water. Mention ages when you confirm your place so the crew can plan kit and flotation.

### What should I wear and bring?

Swimwear, a rash vest or t-shirt for the sun, a towel and dry clothes for the ride back are the practical kit. Sunscreen, a hat and a long sleeve for the boat deck matter on an eight-hour day. Bring your own mask only if you prefer the fit; otherwise use the boat kit. A dry bag keeps phones off wet decks. Soft shoes that can get wet help on the swim ladder.

### How long is the island stop?

Plan for about two hours on Hula Hula Island within the wider eight-hour day. That is beach and shallow swim time rather than an overnight stay. Facilities on the sandbar are simple, so do not plan around a restaurant meal ashore. The rest of the day is boat time, snorkels and lunch on deck. Keep the whole morning and afternoon free.

### What if the sea is rough?

The day needs a workable sea. If a reef is too rough, the crew may switch 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.

### Is this the same as Orange Island?

Orange Island is a different sandbar outing with its own listing. This trip is a full-day snorkel-and-island run to Hula Hula with two reef stops and lunch on board. Choose this listing if Hula Hula is the day you want. Use the Orange Island product if that is the shorter speedboat outing you were pointed to.



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