Professionals Scuba Diving 2 Stops Full Day Sea Trip – Hurghada

Hurghada’s Red Sea waters are the real attraction here: you get two guided scuba sessions, each lasting 45 to 60 minutes, from a boat that leaves around 9 a.m. and returns later in the afternoon. The day is built for certified divers who want a straightforward boat trip rather than a resort lesson or a packed sightseeing schedule.

I like the small-group approach based on ability and qualifications, since underwater comfort and pace matter more than a rushed checklist. I also like the practical price: at $56, the package includes equipment, safety gear, lunch, drinks, and hotel transport from many Hurghada properties.

The main caution is simple: the product information contains unrelated Luxor sightseeing text, so you should confirm that you are booking the Hurghada sea trip. This is an underwater day for certified divers, not a visit to Karnak Temple, the Valley of the Kings, or other Luxor sights.

Key points to know before booking

• Two underwater sessions: Each lasts about 45 to 60 minutes, with a professional instructor present.
• Around eight hours on the water: Departure is listed at about 9 a.m., with the meeting time given as 8 a.m.
• Equipment is included: Scuba equipment and safety equipment are part of the package.
• Hotel transport is included in many areas: Extra charges apply from Makadi and Sahl Hasheesh, and from farther resorts such as Safaga, El Gouna, and Soma Bay.
• Lunch and drinks are covered: Expect lunch plus soda, bottled water, or another soft drink.
• National park fees cost extra: Allow $5 per person if the marine park charge applies.

Two Red Sea sessions from a Hurghada boat

This is a full-day sea outing, not a brief shore activity. You board a boat in the morning and spend the day moving between two underwater sites, with time aboard between sessions. The supplied schedule gives a start around 9 a.m. and a return about eight hours later, while the meeting information lists 8 a.m. as the start time.

That difference matters. I would treat 8 a.m. as the time you need to be ready for pickup or meeting arrangements, and I would confirm the exact pickup time with EG Diving before the day. Hotel transport can add time, especially when several properties are being served.

The two sessions are the heart of the trip. Each is planned for 45 to 60 minutes, which gives you meaningful time underwater without making the day one long, exhausting workout. A professional instructor is included, and groups are arranged around qualifications and experience. That is a useful safety measure, particularly if your certification level or recent underwater practice differs from that of other people on the boat.

The schedule does not name the two sites or promise particular animals, reef formations, or water conditions. That is worth keeping in mind. Red Sea conditions can shape the day, and the exact quality of an underwater session depends on weather, visibility, currents, and the site selected by the crew.

What the professional setup means for you

The phrase professional instructor should translate into more than someone handing you a tank. Here, the stated plan is to match people by ability and qualifications, then guide the sessions with safety in mind. You should still tell the operator about your certification, comfort level, and recent experience before leaving the harbor.

I like this better than a one-size-fits-all boat outing. A confident certified diver may want a steady pace and more time observing the reef, while a less experienced certified diver may need closer support and a calmer plan. Group organization cannot remove every risk, but it can reduce the chance that you are pushed into a pace that does not suit you.

The package includes scuba equipment and all safety equipment. That keeps the $56 price useful, since you do not need to arrange the basic kit separately. Still, the supplied information does not specify brands, sizes, camera services, wetsuits, or whether prescription masks are available. If any of those matter to you, ask before booking.

You should also bring anything the operator does not list, such as personal identification, sun protection, a swimsuit, and any medication you normally need. Those suggestions are common-sense preparation, not stated inclusions, so do not assume the boat supplies them.

A full day at sea, with lunch between sessions

The eight-hour format gives the day a relaxed rhythm. You have a first underwater session, time back on the boat, a second session, and the return journey. Lunch and a soda, bottled water, or soft drink are included, so you are not left to arrange a meal while offshore.

Food is a practical part of a boat day. You will want something to eat after the first session, and having lunch included means less to organize. The information does not name the restaurant or describe the menu, so I would not book this for a special food experience. Think of the meal as useful fuel during a long day on the water.

The boat is described as a modern vessel, but no cabin layout, sun deck, toilet facilities, or shade arrangements are specified. If you prefer to remain out of the sun, or if comfort aboard matters as much as the underwater time, ask about those points before you pay.

An eight-hour boat trip also means the day is not especially flexible. You cannot easily leave after one session, and the return depends on the boat schedule. That suits you if you want a complete sea day. It is less suitable if you prefer a short activity between other Hurghada plans.

Hotel pickup and the real cost from resort areas

Hotel pickup and drop-off by air-conditioned vehicle are included for the main service area. That is valuable in Hurghada, since it removes the need to negotiate a taxi early in the morning and gives you a clear transport plan before the boat trip.

The extra charges are specific:

• Makadi and Sahl Hasheesh: $5 per person
• Safaga, El Gouna, and Soma Bay: $10 per person

Those supplements change the value slightly. At the listed $56, the trip is attractive for a Hurghada hotel with included transport. From a farther resort, the total cost is higher, though the transfer may still be worth paying for if you want one arranged vehicle rather than separate taxis.

The listing says the activity can accommodate a maximum of 30 people. That is not the same as a 30-person underwater group, since the service also says groups are organized according to expertise and qualifications. Still, you should not assume a private boat or private instructor. Ask how many people will be in your specific underwater group if personal attention is important to you.

Why the $56 price can be good value

At $56, you are paying for more than access to the sea. The package includes hotel transport, an eight-hour boat trip, two guided scuba sessions, equipment, safety gear, lunch, and drinks. If you already hold the required certification and need a complete day arranged for you, that is a sensible bundle.

The value is strongest when you use most of what is included. A certified diver who wants two substantial underwater sessions may find the price easy to justify. Someone who mainly wants to see the coast from a boat, or who is uncertain about scuba, may get less from the package.

The price does not include the national park admission fee of $5 per person. That is small, but it should be added to your budget. Transfer supplements can also apply, as noted above.

The larger question is what you expect underwater. The package promises guided sessions, not a particular reef, shark encounter, dolphin sighting, or named marine species. I would book it for the structure, equipment, instruction, and time in the water, not for a guaranteed wildlife moment.

Sorting out the Luxor wording before you click

The supplied information mixes two different trips. One section describes temples, the Valley of the Kings, Colossi of Memnon, lunch in Luxor, and bazaars. Those details do not fit an eight-hour Hurghada sea trip.

The actual Hurghada program is clearly about two scuba sessions from a boat. Before booking, check that your confirmation names EG Diving, Hurghada, the sea trip, and the two underwater sessions. This is the most important practical step because the mixed wording could cause confusion.

The language options are listed as English, German, and Italian. The information does not say that every instructor speaks all three languages, so if you need instruction in a particular language, confirm it directly. The product information also does not name the instructor for this specific sea trip.

Several names appear in the supplied customer comments, including Mahmoud, Hassan, Giada, and Rino, but those comments focus on Luxor, airport transfers, and other excursions. I would not assume any of those people will guide your scuba sessions. Ask for the name and qualifications of your instructor if that matters to you.

Who will enjoy this trip most

I would choose this outing if you are:

• A certified diver who wants two guided Red Sea sessions
• Staying in Hurghada or a nearby resort area
• Happy to spend most of a day on a shared boat
• Looking for equipment, transport, lunch, and safety arrangements in one price
• Comfortable with the exact sites being chosen according to conditions and the crew’s plan

I would think twice if you are not certified, since the main description is aimed at certified divers even though the inclusions use the phrase intro scuba stops. That wording is unclear and deserves confirmation before payment.

I would also reconsider if you need a private guide, a guaranteed small boat, a named reef, or a fixed wildlife encounter. None of those are promised. The maximum group size is 30, and the smaller underwater grouping is described only in general terms.

This activity is not a good match for someone seeking a Luxor history day. The temple and ancient-city material belongs to a different type of excursion. Confirm the product details rather than relying on the mixed description.

Booking details and cancellation

Confirmation is sent at the time of booking. The activity is listed as suitable for most people, and service animals are allowed. Because the session involves scuba equipment and professional supervision, you should still disclose relevant experience or concerns before departure.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the local start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not refunded or accepted, so check the weather, pickup area, and participant details early.

Should you book the Hurghada sea trip?

I would book this for a reasonably priced, organized day with two substantial Red Sea scuba sessions. The strongest features are the included kit, safety equipment, lunch, hotel transport, and instructor-led format. The ability-based grouping is especially useful if you want a more controlled experience than a large, mixed-skill outing.

I would not book without clarification if you are uncertain about certification, expect a private group, or are choosing this because of the Luxor wording. Confirm the exact pickup time, your transfer supplement, the national park fee, the instructor language, and the size of your underwater group.

For a certified diver based in Hurghada, the numbers work well: around eight hours, two 45 to 60 minute sessions, and most practical costs covered for $56. Just book it for the Red Sea, not for ancient Thebes.

FAQ

How long does the Hurghada scuba trip last?

The trip lasts about eight hours. Departure is listed around 9 a.m., while the meeting information gives an 8 a.m. start time, so confirm your exact pickup or meeting time before the day.

How many underwater sessions are included?

Two guided scuba sessions are included. Each is planned to last about 45 to 60 minutes.

Is scuba equipment included?

Yes. Scuba equipment and safety equipment are included in the package.

Is hotel pickup included?

Hotel pickup and drop-off by air-conditioned vehicle are included. An extra $5 per person applies from Makadi and Sahl Hasheesh hotels, while pickup from Safaga, El Gouna, and Soma Bay costs an extra $10 per person.

Is lunch included?

Yes. Lunch is included, along with soda, bottled water, or another soft drink.

Is there an additional national park fee?

Yes. A national park admission fee of $5 per person is not included in the listed price.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel up to 24 hours before the local start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded or accepted.