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Marsa Alam - Boat Diving from Port Ghalib

Our boats are moored at the jetty right beside the Marina Lodge Hotel with complimentary transfers arranged from a number of hotels in the area. Click here for transfer details.

Our Dive Centre is back in Marina Lodge, so you can check in and out, have a beer with the team, store, rinse and dry equipment and enjoy easy diving from your first day!

• Standard boat diving includes 2 boat dives per day with guide, tanks and weights.
• Approximate duration is 0800 to 1600-1730 depending on the sites visited.
• Click here for more information on a typical day's boat diving.
• If you haven't dived for a while, then we recommend you take a scuba review as required by your training organisation.

 

Day Trips (some of the dives included in dive package price, visited on a rotational basis)

• Torfet Ali: Only 10 minutes north of Port Ghalib, the 5 sites of Torfet Ali all have deep, blue water and sections of steep drop-offs.
• Marsa Mubarak: Our nearest and largest bay which provides a huge range of dive sites suitable for all levels of divers and snorkellers.
• Ras el Torfa: Good visibility and excellent corals are a safe bet here with a good chance of seeing turtles, rays and even sharks.
• Halg Salmaan: Two very different dive sites available here and between them a lagoon often visited by Spinner Dolphins.
• Marsa Shouna: A favourite spot for liveaboards and daily boats; one of those areas where you can have 'magical' encounters.

Click here for more dive sites

Special Dive Trips (at an additional cost paid locally; extra to daily boat diving rates)

All trips are weather dependent. Minimum numbers apply. Lunch and drinks are only included on the Hamada Wreck trip and Abu Dabab trip.

Elphinstone Wreck of the Hamada (Shore Diving) Dolphin House Reef Abu Dabab (Shore Diving, half day)

Supplement 35 Euros 30 Euros 45 Euros 15 Euros

Click here for your full price list on day diving, additional dives and equipment.

What you could see beneath the sea:

Turtles, dugong, dolphins, parrotfish, angelfish, butterflyfish, clownfish, barracuda, tuna, Napoleon wrasse, moray eels, stingrays, reef sharks, guitar rays, seahorses, ghost pipefish, frogfish and occasionally, whale sharks and manta rays.