Eden Island

Eden Island is one of the least visited islets in the Hurghada area, an alternative valued by anyone looking for a calmer atmosphere than Orange Bay or Giftun. Departure is in the morning from the port. The crossing takes about two hours and includes one snorkeling stop on a well-preserved reef, chosen according to the conditions of the day: clear water, parrotfish, clownfish, surgeonfish, groupers and shoals of sergeant-majors. The equipment (mask, snorkel, buoyancy vest) is provided on board and the crew keeps an eye on swimmers when you go in.

On arrival, the island offers a pale sand beach, shaded areas and a bar. The buffet is served on site, with hot dishes, mixed salads and fresh fruit. The free time is enough to combine swimming, a nap on a sun lounger, a walk along the shore or another snorkeling session straight from the beach, where a few coral heads sit in shallow water. The return to Hurghada is in the middle of the afternoon. The setting suits travellers looking for a relaxed day rather than a party atmosphere.

Good to know: the transfer covers Hurghada hotels only, and a surcharge may apply if yours is further out. Full price from age 11, half price for children aged 5 to 11 with a parent or guardian, free under 5. The child rate is applied when we confirm your booking.