Dolphin House

Experience the thrill of being in the presence of dolphins in the Red Sea near Hurghada, Egypt. An underwater encounter with our playful friends at Dolphin House Hurghada will be unforgettable.

The Dolphin House trip immerses you in the experience of swimming with dolphins in their natural habitat within the Red Sea. This destination is undoubtedly the most sought-after among all our Red Sea excursions. While there is a high chance of spotting many dolphins, we cannot guarantee success.

About Dolphin House Hurghada Trip

On the day of your trip, you will be picked up from your accommodation and brought to our center. The journey begins at 8:00 am, and we expect to arrive at a location north of Hurghada by 9:30 am. During this time, you can enjoy watching the awakening Red Sea and bask in the morning sun.

North of Hurghada boasts a diverse array of beautiful corals and vibrant marine life but is renowned worldwide primarily for its abundant dolphin population.

Dolphin House Hurghada Trip

At our first stop, you will have two hours dedicated to snorkeling while swimming with dolphins and observing them in their natural environment, happy and free.

Next, we proceed to the second location where you can savor our lunch buffet, freshly prepared on board. After lunch, we will go snorkeling once more.

We will return to our center by 4 pm, after which we will transfer you back to your accommodation.

During your dolphin encounter, it’s important to remember that despite their playful nature, these remarkable creatures are essentially predators living in the wild. They deserve to be treated with respect and awareness.

Although dolphins may seem inviting and ‘cuddly,’ they should never be touched. Enjoy passive interaction while maintaining a respectful distance. Allow the dolphins to decide if they wish to engage. Always honor their comfort zone.

As such, regulations and guidelines must be strictly adhered to during this trip. Here are some recommendations for appropriate behavior when interacting with dolphins. Our friends will appreciate it if you follow these simple instructions:

Glide gently and quietly into the water from a seated position
Always wear a lifejacket, fins, mask, and snorkel
Keep your arms close to your body and only move your fins without making excessive splashes
Do not approach the animal directly; swim parallel and never dive down directly above it
Avoid diving down when the animal is resting
Never touch the animal as diseases can be transmitted both ways
Refrain from making unnecessary noises