Sharm El-Sheikh sits at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, where the Red Sea reef begins close to the shore. These snorkeling trips leave from the resort area by boat or minibus and spend time over coral in clear, shallow water. Each page lists the length of the trip, what is included and the departure area, so you can compare a short outing with a full day on the water.
Trips run through the year. The water is coolest in winter, so a thin wetsuit or rash vest can be comfortable; check each trip page for what is provided.
Not always. Many trips suit beginners, but you should be comfortable in the water. Check the requirements on the trip page and tell the crew if you are unsure.
Each trip page lists what is included, such as mask, snorkel and fins. Check it before you book and ask the crew about sizes on the day.
Swimwear, a towel, reef-safe sun cream, a hat, sunglasses and a warm layer for the boat ride back.
Many trips welcome children with an adult, but age limits and requirements differ. The rules are shown on each trip page.
