Sea trips
Abu Dabbab Snorkeling with Sea Turtles
Shore snorkeling in Abu Dabbab bay, where sea turtles are often seen grazing on seagrass.

Southern calm, pristine reefs and sea turtles
About Marsa Alam
A quiet destination on the southern Red Sea coast, ideal for nature lovers, snorkelers and divers who prefer to escape the crowds.
Marsa Alam stretches along a long coast of sandy beaches and near-shore reefs, with a calmer feel than the larger resort cities.
Abu Dabbab bay is known for its seagrass, where sea turtles are often seen feeding while snorkeling. Boat trips also leave from the area to offshore reefs known for visits by wild dolphins.
On land, Wadi El Gemal National Park lies to the south with its desert valleys and mountains.
Available trips
Sea trips
Shore snorkeling in Abu Dabbab bay, where sea turtles are often seen grazing on seagrass.
Adventure & safari
Quad biking in the desert, a camel ride, sunset views and dinner at a Bedouin camp under the stars.
Sea trips
A boat trip to reefs known for visits by wild dolphins, with a chance to swim and snorkel following the operator’s rules.