AQUARIUMS · EGYPT
Every trip has one wet afternoon in it. These 4 aquariums are what to do with it, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get out of the rain.
Spend about two hours at Hurghada Grand Aquarium on Safaga Road, moving from Red Sea tanks and a 24-meter underwater tunnel to a rainforest, touch pool, and mini zoo. You can feed turtles, pelicans, monkeys, and tortoises for an extra fee. The ticket includes aquarium and garden entry, but not transfers.
“very happy with the place.loads of sea life to see and experience. My friends and i were so happy.”
Visit Hurghada Grand Aquarium at your own pace with access to 24 galleries, an underwater tunnel, touch tank, rope bridge, shark feedings, and a small zoo. Allow one to two hours, and check the ticket-exchange process before arrival because mobile tickets may need to become paper tickets at the entrance.
“Very nice experience. Loved watching the sharks being fed. Quite a variety of fish and animals to see”
Visit Hurghada Grand Aquarium for about two hours, with hotel pickup, entrance included, and a glass tunnel view of sharks, rays, turtles, and reef fish. You’ll see more than 1,000 marine species in an air-conditioned setting, with conservation displays and optional animal feeding.
“1st of all my driver to the Aquarium was the very best, made me smile, very relaxed, beautiful journey to and back. The Grand Aquarium was a very good trip, I really did enjoy. Great settings all around as you make your way around. For me the steps were a little difficult. The Read more”
Spend 6 to 7 hours on a Red Sea boat from Hurghada, viewing coral through underwater windows, relaxing two hours at Magawish Island, eating lunch, snorkeling, and riding a banana boat. Pickup, soft drinks, equipment, and drop-off are included, with some resort transfers and a national park fee charged extra.
“Trip was ok but just not what we booked as we didn’t want to snorkel so opted for a glass bottomed boat. After querying with Viator I ended up in a WhatsApp argument with the local operator who tried to tell me that pictures of people lookinRead more”
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