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Parasailing

Fifteen minutes of flight above the Red Sea, towed by boat.

NewEgypt15 min of flightEasy

Best time

Oct – Apr

Currency

EGP

Climate

Hot desert

Flight

5h

Language

Arabic

Parasailing takes place off Hurghada, on the open waters of the Red Sea. A boat tows a large sail from which you hang by a harness, and the speed is enough to lift you off. The flight lasts about fifteen minutes, enough to get past the first moment of surprise.

There's no technique to master: the cable pulls taut, the sail fills and you rise smoothly above the wake. Up high, the sound of the engine fades and the sea reads differently, with its crisp gradients of blue and the coastline stretching into the distance. The return is gentle, down to the rear platform. You can fly as a pair, harnessed side by side under the same sail.

Highlights

Fifteen minutes of flight

No technique to master

A gradual ascent

Flying possible as a pair

Sails visible from the beach

What's included

A flight of about fifteen minutes

Harness and life jacket

Support team on board the boat

Itinerary

  1. 1

    Boarding

    The boat sets off for the flight zone, offshore from Hurghada.

  2. 2

    Equipment and instructions

    Life jacket, harness adjustment and a reminder of the moves to know.

  3. 3

    Take-off

    The cable pulls taut, the sail fills and the ascent is smooth.

  4. 4

    The flight

    About fifteen minutes at altitude, the engine distant and the coast stretching far away.

  5. 5

    Descent

    The rope slowly shortens down to a rest on the rear platform.

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 5 days before departure.

Local partner

Globeasy certified. We experienced these excursions ourselves before offering them to you.

Globeasy local partnerHurghada

Runs the excursion on the ground

Red Sea and Nile cruise specialist, with French-speaking guides. Rated 4.8/5 from 96 Google reviews.

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