Orange Island Trip

About this tour

🌴 Orange Bay Island – The Maldives of Egypt in Hurghada

Orange Bay Island in Hurghada is a hidden gem of the Red Sea, often called the “Maldives of Egypt” thanks to its stunning white sandy beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Located near Giftun Island, it’s one of the most famous tourist destinations in Hurghada.

The trip offers you the chance to relax on the beach, swim, snorkel, and enjoy exciting water sports such as banana boat and quatra rides, all while capturing beautiful photos in breathtaking natural surroundings.

Suitable for all ages, the Orange Bay Island trip is one of the best activities to enjoy during your stay in Hurghada.

⏰ Trip Duration

Approximately 7 – 8 hours

📍 Starting Point

New Hurghada Marina

🚤 Transportation

Fully equipped luxury yacht

📅 Trip Schedule

• 08:00 AM – Hotel Pickup
  • Transfer by air-conditioned buses from the hotel to the marina
  • Welcome drinks (water and juices) upon arrival
• 09:00 AM – Sailing to Orange Bay Island
  • Yacht equipped with comfortable rooftop seating and cabin
  • Cold drinks and light snacks
• 10:00 AM – First Snorkeling Stop
  • Swimming at beautiful coral reefs
  • Snorkeling equipment provided (mask, fins, life jacket)
• 11:30 AM – Arrival at Orange Bay
  • Enjoy the white sandy beach
  • Photo sessions on wooden chairs under umbrellas
• 01:00 PM – Lunch on Board
  • Open buffet (fish, chicken, salads, rice, pasta, fruits)
• 02:30 PM – Second Snorkeling Session or Water Activities
  • For about 1.5 hours
• 04:00 PM – Return to Marina
  • Drinks and snacks on the way back
• 05:00 PM – Hotel Drop-off
  • Return with air-conditioned buses

📦 What to Bring

1. Swimwear (bikini, swimsuit, or sea shorts)
2. Large beach towel
3. Sunglasses
4. SPF 50+ sunscreen
5. Hat or cap for sun protection
6. Sea sandals or flip-flops
7. Waterproof camera or GoPro
8. Small waterproof bag for phone or cash
9. Light clothes to change after swimming
10. Motion sickness medication if needed

🚫 Not Allowed

• Pets
• Breakable items (glass, decorations)
• Sharp tools or weapons
• Large amounts of cash or valuable jewelry
• Smoking in non-designated areas
• Loud music or large speakers without crew approval
• Touching or collecting corals and marine life (environmentally prohibited)
• Diving without instructor supervision or outside permitted areas