1Ocean Diva
Catamaran trips to the reefs from Abu Tig Marina, morning, afternoon or sunset.
From El Gouna you can be on a reef by boat within the hour, in the desert in minutes, or among the temples of Luxor for a long day. These are the trips worth doing, and the local operators that run them.
Catamaran trips to the reefs from Abu Tig Marina, morning, afternoon or sunset.
An easy hour through the lagoons, past Downtown, the marinas and the villas.
Hire a speedboat with a licensed captain, for a family or a group.
Sailing lessons and charters with El Gouna's IYT sailing school.
Sailing, kayaking and boat hire from a family-friendly beach club.
PADI 5-Star centre in Downtown, with programmes for divers with reduced mobility.
PADI 5-Star centre on Club Paradisio's beach: short trips and full days for divers and snorkellers.
Daily trips from Abu Tig Marina to reefs and wrecks; PADI, SSI and CMAS courses.
At the Sheraton Miramar: half- and full-day snorkelling trips and courses.
At Cook's Club, with lessons in English, German and Arabic and a boat adapted for disabled divers.
Quads, dirt bikes and jeep safaris in the mountains behind El Gouna, and Egypt's only professional motocross track.
Beach and desert rides for every level, and swimming with the horses.
A German-run stable with lessons and rides from age six.
Flights of about 45 minutes over the lagoons, reefs and coast.
Tell us what you'd like to do, your dates and how many you are, and we'll put you in touch with an operator we trust.
Around four hours by road each way, so a day trip is long: most leave before dawn and return late in the evening.
Most leave from Abu Tig Marina; dive centres also run boats from their hotels' jetties.
The water in town is mostly lagoon, so the best snorkelling is on the offshore reefs, by boat: half- and full-day trips run every day.