Qulaan Islands, also known as Hamata Islands, are located in the Wadi El Gemal National Park, south of Marsa Alam

There is a reason why the islands are also called the Egyptian Maldives. White, fine sandy beaches and crystal clear water – a paradise for snorkelers, wether beginner or advanced.
Discover the beauties of the sea in a breathtaking environment of nature – almost untouched by tourism.
The excursion starts in the early morning with our team picking you up from the reception. The pick-up time depends on the distance from the hotel. Please don’t forget to bring a copy of your passport with you before you start.

Once you arrive at the port, the boat starts at around 10:00 a.m. and sail about 45 minutes to Syal Island. There you will find a large number of colorful fish and corals, which are rarely seen anywhere else. Enjoy the snorkeling and explore the underwater world for around one hour.
Those who prefer a walk on the white sandy beach and sunbathing are in the right place.

On the second spot, Shawaret Island, you also have the chance to snorkel along the island with your guide. Afterwards, a rich, freshly prepared lunch awaits you on board
Drinks on board are available during the whole day and are included in the price

Also at the last snorkeling spot, Um El Shiekh Island you have plenty of time to admire the fascinating nature before the boat moves back towards the marina
Around 4 p.m. we come back to the port of Hamata where our team is waiting for you and bring you back to your hotel

Transfer from the hotel and back
Mineral water, hot and cold drinks all day long
Snorkeling Guide
Snorkeling equipment
Freshly prepared lunch

National Park admission fees ($7USD per person)
Any additions not mentioned in the program
Tips

What to watch out for

Please bring:Warm clothes in winter | Light clothing in summer | Sunglasses |Towels |suncream|Camera .

Excursion days: Specific days

Easy Cancellation: This excursion can be canceled for a full refund up to 24 hours before the activity starts.

Location: Hamata

Starting point: “Hamata” Port

End point: Hamata

Tour guide languages: All Languages are available