Swim with dolphin By Private Speed Boat and Sub wing Game – Hurghada

The main draw here is simple: you cross the Red Sea by private speedboat, reach Dolphin House, and enter the water near dolphins. The ride itself is part of the fun, with spray, open water, islands, mountains, and a wide blue sky passing by as you head offshore.

I like the private boat setup, since your group gets a more personal outing instead of joining a large shared boat. I also like the practical value: hotel pickup, snorkeling gear, fruit, snacks, soft drinks, and water are all included for $50. The main consideration is that swimming with wild dolphins can never be guaranteed on demand, and a five-minute sub-wing session is brief.

Key points at a glance

• Dolphin House by private speedboat: Travel offshore with only your own group aboard.
• Several snorkeling stops: The day includes more than one place to explore the Red Sea.
• A five-minute sub-wing game: Add a short burst of speed and underwater movement to the snorkeling.
• Hotel pickup and drop-off: Air-conditioned transport is included from Hurghada hotels.
• Food and drinks included: Fruit, snacks, soda, and bottled water help cover the basics.
• Straightforward $50 value: The price includes the main transport, equipment, guide, and water activities, though a national park fee costs an extra €5.

Leaving Hurghada at 8:00 am

Your morning begins with pickup from your hotel at 8:00 am. An air-conditioned vehicle takes you to the pier, where the private speedboat is waiting.

That transfer matters more than it may seem. You do not need to arrange a taxi to the harbor or find the correct boat yourself. Pickup is offered from Hurghada hotels, and the return vehicle waits at the pier when the sea portion ends.

The early start gives you a useful block of time on the water during this four-hour outing. The schedule is tight enough to keep the trip focused, but you should still expect the exact length to vary a little with pickup time, boat movements, and conditions at sea.

The private format is a real advantage for couples, families, or small groups who want to choose their own pace within the planned route. Only your group participates, so you are not sharing the boat with a large mixed crowd.

The speedboat ride across the Red Sea

Once you leave the pier, the boat moves quickly toward the offshore snorkeling area. You will feel the spray and the wind as the boat cuts across the water, which gives this outing more energy than a slow sightseeing cruise.

The views are a pleasant part of the journey. Look for the Red Sea, distant islands, mountain outlines, and clear sky. The ride is not just transport between activities. It gives you a fast, open-water view of the coast and makes the day feel more adventurous.

A speedboat also makes sense for a short four-hour trip. You spend less time making a slow crossing and more time at the snorkeling locations. That said, the ride can feel exposed. If you prefer calm, quiet boating, the speed and spray may be less appealing than they are to someone looking for a little excitement.

Keep your phone and other electronics protected from water. The description does not state that dry storage is available, so a waterproof pouch is a sensible precaution. You will also want swimwear, sun protection, and anything you normally need for several hours outdoors, although the supplied information confirms only the listed food, drinks, equipment, and transport.

Swimming near dolphins at Dolphin House

The main stop is Dolphin House, an offshore location where you can snorkel near dolphins at a safe distance. This is the moment most people book the trip for, and it offers a chance to see these animals in their natural sea setting rather than in a performance venue.

The wording matters: you swim near the dolphins, not with an instruction to chase, touch, or corner them. Keep your movements calm, follow the snorkeling guide, and respect the safe distance. Wildlife encounters depend on the animals, weather, and sea conditions, so you should treat the dolphins as a possible encounter rather than a guaranteed show.

The guide is included for the snorkeling portions, along with the mask and other snorkeling equipment. That makes the activity easier if you are not bringing your own gear. You can focus on watching the water instead of worrying about equipment rental at the pier.

This part may be less suitable for anyone who is uneasy in open water. The dolphin location is in the middle of the sea, not beside a beach, and the activity involves entering the water from the boat. The supplied details do not specify a platform, ladder design, water depth, or swimming test, so ask the operator any personal safety questions before departure.

Several snorkeling stops, not just one

The boat stops at several snorkeling spots during the outing. This is one of the better features of the schedule because it gives you more than one chance to see the Red Sea underwater.

Different sites may offer different water conditions and views, though the exact coral, fish, visibility, and stop locations are not specified. I would think of these stops as useful variety rather than a promise of a particular reef or species.

Your snorkeling guide is there to help during the water activities. Listen closely to the instructions before each stop, especially around the dolphins and the sub-wing equipment. The guide can also help you make the most of the short time available in the water.

Several stops can be a plus for a mixed group. Strong swimmers may enjoy spending more time looking below the surface, while less confident swimmers can take each stop one at a time. Still, the four-hour duration means this is an active half-day outing, not a long, leisurely snorkeling charter.

The five-minute sub-wing session

After snorkeling, you will try a sub-wing game for about five minutes. A sub-wing is pulled through the water behind the boat, allowing you to move below the surface and feel a quick burst of speed.

This gives the day a different rhythm. Dolphin watching and snorkeling are about patience and observation, while the sub-wing is the short adrenaline segment. It is a good addition for anyone who wants more than a quiet swim.

The session is brief, so keep your expectations in check. Five minutes is enough to sample the activity, but not enough to make it the main reason to book. The description also refers to a sub-wing game with dolphins, but it does not explain the exact setup or whether dolphins will be present during your turn. Ask the crew for a clear safety briefing before you begin.

If you are nervous about being pulled through the water, say so before your turn. The available information confirms the activity and its approximate duration, but it does not give details about age limits, weight limits, or a required swimming level.

Snacks, drinks, and the real value of $50

At $50 per person, this tour offers a solid package for a short private sea outing. The price includes hotel pickup and drop-off, the private boat, a snorkeling guide, snorkeling equipment, the dolphin stop, the sub-wing session, fruit, snacks, soda, and bottled water.

That combination is important. A lower headline price can become less attractive once you add transport, equipment, and drinks. Here, most of the basic pieces are already covered.

The trip has also been praised for its value and friendly crew. The crew’s attitude matters on a water activity, since you rely on them for boarding, equipment, instructions, and the transition between stops. Still, two published ratings are a small sample, so I would treat the positive feedback as encouraging rather than as a complete record of every departure.

There are two extra charges to plan for. The national park fee is €5 per person, paid in cash on the spot. If you are staying in El Gouna, Safaga, Somabay, Makadi, or Sahl Hasheesh, the transfer costs an additional €10, also paid in cash. For a Hurghada hotel, the listed pickup and drop-off are included.

Who will get the most from this outing

I would recommend this trip to you if you want several Red Sea activities in one compact morning. It works especially well for:

• Couples who want a private boat rather than a large shared excursion
• Families or small groups who like an active schedule
• First-time visitors who need hotel transport and included equipment
• Anyone who wants a possible dolphin encounter plus snorkeling and a short thrill ride
• People comparing prices and looking for food, drinks, gear, and transfers in one package

You should think twice if you want a quiet, slow boat day or a long, dedicated reef snorkeling session. You should also be comfortable entering the sea from a boat and accepting that dolphin sightings and behavior are not fully controllable.

The private format can also make the outing easier for a group with different interests. One person may focus on the dolphins, another on snorkeling, and another on the sub-wing. The available details do not say that the schedule can be customized, so do not assume you can skip a stop or extend one without checking first.

Practical details before you book

Confirmation is provided when you book, and mobile tickets are available. The stated start time is 8:00 am, so have your room pickup details ready and be prepared to leave on time.

Bring cash for the €5 national park fee. If your hotel is outside Hurghada in one of the listed resort areas, bring the separate €10 transfer charge as well.

Service animals are allowed, and most people can participate. That broad guidance does not replace a personal check with the operator if you have mobility, medical, or swimming concerns. Details about boat boarding, water depth, and assistance are not provided.

The cancellation terms are friendly if your plans change early. You can cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not accepted for a refund.

Should you book the Hurghada dolphin speedboat trip?

Book it if you want a private, active half-day with several included extras and a reasonable $50 price. The mix of fast boating, dolphin snorkeling, multiple water stops, and a five-minute sub-wing session gives you plenty to do without committing to a full-day charter.

The best reason to choose it is the private setup paired with simple logistics. You get hotel transport, gear, a guide, snacks, and drinks, and you avoid joining a large shared group. The main caution is the nature of the dolphin encounter: you may swim near them, but you should not expect a guaranteed close encounter or a long session with the animals.

For a Hurghada stay, this is a good pick when you want excitement, open water, and a chance to see dolphins in the Red Sea. Just budget the small cash fees, protect your phone from spray, and book only if you are comfortable with an active boat day.

FAQ

What time does the tour start?

The stated start time is 8:00 am.

How long does the experience last?

The tour lasts approximately four hours.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes. Pickup and drop-off from Hurghada hotels are provided in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Is the boat private?

Yes. This is a private activity, and only your group participates.

Does the price include snorkeling equipment?

Yes. Snorkeling equipment and a snorkeling guide are included.

Will I swim with dolphins?

The tour includes snorkeling near dolphins at Dolphin House, while keeping a safe distance. Dolphin behavior and encounters cannot be guaranteed.

What is the sub-wing activity?

The sub-wing is a water activity included for approximately five minutes. It is described as a short game that adds an adrenaline-filled part to the outing.

Are food and drinks included?

Yes. Fruit, snacks, soda, and bottled water are provided.

Are there extra fees?

Yes. A €5 national park fee is paid in cash on the spot. Transfers from El Gouna, Safaga, Somabay, Makadi, and Sahl Hasheesh cost an additional €10 in cash.