Dolphin House Hurghada
Dolphin House Hurghada is a Red Sea snorkelling trip whose main attraction is the chance to watch wild dolphins in their natural habitat. The cruise combines searching for dolphins with snorkelling and exploring the Red Sea’s underwater world. However, dolphin encounters cannot be guaranteed, as these are wild animals living freely in the sea.
- Hurghada
- El Gouna
- Soma Bay
- Makadi Bay
- Safaga
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Highlights of Dolphin House Hurghada
- Boat cruise
- Swimming with dolphins in the Red Sea off Hurghada
- Lunch
- 2 snorkelling stops
- Water sports
Dolphin House Hurghada – Key Information
Duration |
Approx. 8 hours |
Departure |
08:00 |
Availability |
Daily |
Dolphin House Cruise Itinerary – Snorkelling and Wild Dolphins
Do you dream of swimming with dolphins in their natural habitat? In Hurghada, you can enjoy this adventure on the Dolphin House Hurghada trip, as it is one of the best-known places in the Red Sea to see wild dolphins.
This trip is a great choice for families, children and all lovers of the sea and snorkelling. In the morning, we pick you up directly from your hotel and take you to the harbour. A comfortable boat and a friendly, experienced English-speaking boat crew are waiting for you. You also receive snorkelling equipment and a short safety briefing.
Next, we sail towards Dolphin House, an area visited by wild dolphins. With a little luck, you will see them during the cruise or in the water.
If conditions are right and the dolphins come close, you can swim and snorkel in their natural habitat. However, dolphins are wild animals, so their presence or direct contact cannot be guaranteed.
During the trip, we also stop at beautiful Red Sea coral reefs. There, you discover a colourful underwater world full of corals, anemones, parrotfish and many other species of tropical fish.
On board, a tasty lunch and cold drinks are served. It is also the perfect moment to relax and enjoy the Red Sea views.
At the end of the day, there is a little more water fun. You can enjoy activities such as the banana boat and water sofa and, depending on conditions, swim again.
In short, Dolphin House Hurghada combines a wildlife encounter, coral reef snorkelling, a relaxing cruise and water activities. That makes it an ideal way to spend an exciting day on the Red Sea. Discover more Hurghada snorkelling tours.
Practical Tips Before Your Dolphin House Hurghada Trip
Above all, bring swimwear, a towel and reef-safe sunscreen. A hat is also useful, as the sun is strong on the open sea. Remember that dolphins must not be touched or fed. This keeps the encounter safe for both people and animals. If you are sensitive to the boat’s motion, take seasickness medication before the cruise. A little cash is also handy for drinks at the bar. The trip is organised by Sharara Tours, so we are happy to help with any questions before you book.
Dolphin House Hurghada Trip Prices
Travellers | Price per person |
|---|---|
| Adults | 45 € pp |
| Children (6–11 years) | 40 € pp |
| Babies and young children (0–5 years) | Free |
More than 8 travellers? No problem!
Get in touch and we will prepare a tailor-made offer for your group!
Included
- Return hotel transfer
- Snorkelling equipment
- Cold drinks (on board)
- Buffet lunch and fruit (on board)
- English-speaking snorkelling instructor
Not Included
- Drinks at the beach bar
- Personal expenses
💳 Payment
Cash payment on pick-up (not available for pick-ups from Safaga port).
Are the Dolphins at Dolphin House Hurghada Wild?
Yes. The dolphins you can see on the Dolphin House trip live freely in the Red Sea. This is not a dolphinarium or an attraction with captive animals. Their presence therefore depends entirely on nature, sea conditions and the routes they swim.
What Is Dolphin House in Hurghada?
Dolphin House is the name of reefs off the coast of Hurghada that are visited by wild dolphins. The best known is Sha’ab El Erg reef, with a lagoon where spinner dolphins often appear. Trips usually combine searching for and watching dolphins with snorkelling on Red Sea reefs. However, because the dolphins are wild, their presence or the chance to swim near them can never be guaranteed.