Egypt Sunmarine

Egypt Sunmarine - market leaders for marine excursions in Egypt - changed the game and left the rest far behind when we introduced the VIP Cruise. Not just a boat trip on the Red Sea but a day of pampering and luxury, excellent service and delicious food on modern, perfectly maintained and professionally crewed boats that sparkle. Sailing to Ras Mohamed - that most famous of Egypt's National Marine Reserves - or Tiran Island - a beautiful rugged island surrounded by innumerable reefs and wrecks, the VIP Cruise offers you the chance to explore the extraordinary scenery of the Red Sea coast whilst enjoying numerous benefits built in to your day: Later start - you're on holiday! Have a leisurely breakfast, later pick up, miss the early morning rush at the marina. Limited numbers - more space, more relaxation, more sunbeds! Children free! Some (though not all) holiday companies operate the VIP Cruise as an Adults Only day. Please check with your holiday company rep. Free and fast WiFi on board. Waiter service for drinks - soft drinks and tea & coffee available all day long. The cleanest, best maintained and crewed boats - modern and spacious sun deck above, luxurious and well-appointed stateroom below. Superb upgraded BBQ lunch VIP Cruise Chefs practice the highest standards of on-board hygiene, and always use the finest, market fresh ingredients for our menus: soups, salads and sides; BBQ chicken and Egyptian kofta; succulent freshly grilled shrimps and oven-baked fish. All prepared while you have fun - an on board banquet that outshines the rest. Three stops at some of the finest snorkeling sites in the Red Sea, showcase the very best of the stunning coral reefs and marine life teeming just below the surface. Our expert snorkeling guides will accompany you at all times, ensuring both your safety and your maximum enjoyment, as they know where to take you. Life jackets are available for the less-confident and access to the sea is via a low platform at the back of the boat. All abilities will be able to get up close and personal to the corals and their denizens.