Abu Dabbab Dugong & Turtle Bay Marsa Alam | Snorkeling
Explore the world-famous Abu Dabbab Bay, a protected marine park renowned for being one of the few places in the world where you can swim with the rare Dugong (sea cow) and giant green sea turtles in their natural habitat.
Price
$37
per person
Duration
1 day
full day
Location
Marsa Alam
Egypt
About This Tour
Marsa Alam Abu Dabbab Dugong Turtle Bay is a 1 day adventure in Marsa Alam. Explore the world-famous Abu Dabbab Bay, a protected marine park renowned for being one of the few places in the world where you can swim with the rare Dugong (sea cow) and giant green sea turtles in their natural habitat.
This trip offers a unique eco-adventure. The bay features a shallow sandy bottom covered with seagrass, making it a haven for marine life. Whether you are a professional snorkeler or a beginner, the crystal-clear waters and vibrant fringing reefs provide an unforgettable underwater experience under the supervision of expert marine guides.
Morning: Arrival at the bay and the first snorkeling session to find the giant turtles. Mid-Day: Search for the "Dugong" with professional guides in the deeper seagrass areas. Lunch: A fresh buffet lunch served at the beachfront restaurant.
Afternoon: Free time for relaxation on the sandy beach or a second snorkeling round at the coral reefs. Late Afternoon: Departure and return transfer to the hotel. Marine Encounters: High probability of swimming with giant sea turtles and the rare Dugong.
Pristine Corals: Explore vibrant reefs teeming with colorful fish. Eco-Friendly: A tour focused on sustainable tourism and animal welfare. Sandy Beach: Easy shore access, perfect for families and non-swimmers. It suits travelers looking for active outdoor experiences, varied scenery, and an itinerary that balances excitement with practical logistics.
Transportation: Modern, air-conditioned comfortable vehicle.. Pickup: Between 08:00 AM and 08:30 AM (depending on hotel location).. Included services: Included: Buffet lunch at the bay, mineral water, and soft drinks. Excluded: Fresh juices and alcoholic beverages..
