Marsa Mubarak er en bred sandet bugt lige nord for Port Ghalib og et af de mest pålidelige steder til dugong-møder i hele Det Røde Hav. Vi kører dig fra dit hotel til speedbådens afgangssted, hvorefter en kort, let sejltur bringer dig til to afslappede dyk over søgræsset.
Marsa Mubarak . Galleri
Marsa Mubarak er en bred, beskyttet bugt lige nord for Port Ghalib, kendt i dykkerverdenen som "Dugong House". Turen er vidunderligt enkel: vi henter dig på dit hotel, kører dig til speedbådens afgangssted, og efter en klar, venlig briefing bringer speedbåden dig til bugten på få minutter. Dyk et er dugong-søgningen over de frodige søgræsenge; efter en overfladepause med drikkevarer og snacks udforsker dyk to skildpaddezonen og det lavvandede rev. Stedlige dugonger græsser her hele året, ledsaget af grønne skildpadder, blåplettede rokker og af og til en ørnerokke. Forholdene er rolige og dybderne lave (5-18 m), så dykkere på alle niveauer føler sig hjemme - din guide forklarer hvert sted, peger dyrene ud og giver dig tid til virkelig at nyde dem. Du er tilbage på dit hotel cirka 4 timer efter afhentning, som regel i god tid til frokost.
Til stede hele året
Ofte set på hvert dyk
Gemt i sandet
Beskyttet bugt, alle niveauer
Vi henter dig på dit hotel og kører dig til speedbådens afgangssted.
En klar briefing om bugten og planen, derefter en kort sejltur til Marsa Mubarak.
Langsom svømmetur over søgræsengene, mens vi leder efter de stedlige dugonger.
Drikkevarer og snacks om bord, mens guiden gør dyk to klar.
Grønne skildpadder, blåplettede rokker og det lavvandede rev.
Tilbage på dit hotel cirka 4 timer efter afhentning - i god tid til frokost.
Vilde dyr - observationer er sandsynlige, ikke garanterede. Vi bruger aldrig lokkemad, jager eller omringer.
Dugong
Grøn havskildpaddeBlåplettet rokkeØrnerokkeTrompetfiskMarsa Mubarak, nord for Port Ghalib
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Aaser Bakkar
okt. 2025
Marsa Mubarak is an amazing spot for snorkeling and diving! The place isn’t crowded at all, and the marine life is just beautiful — you can easily see turtles, colorful corals, and lots of fish. The best thing is that it’s completely free, and you can reach it directly from the beach without paying for an expensive boat trip that usually stops at the same spot. The water is crystal clear and the atmosphere is peaceful — definitely one of the best hidden gems in Marsa Alam
Muhammet Shawky
mar. 2026
An Unforgettable Experience with Gentle Giants! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Diving in Marsa Mubarak was absolutely magical! The highlight was definitely swimming with the dugongs and sea turtles. They move with such grace and elegance. Knowing that the dugong is an endangered species made the moment even more special and precious. It’s a truly unique experience that might not last forever. If you get the chance to dive here, don't hesitate. It’s a memory I will cherish forever.
Jonas Metz
maj 2026
I understand the fascination of seeing turtles and a dudong, but this is very bad. Way too many tourists and guides who do not properly handle them. The coast guard should limit the number of boats that can visit the bay at the same time (by a lot!) and monitor that all tourist groups respect the animals and keep their distance. The same goes for the hotels which need to be much stricter with their guest groups and reduce the number of people per group. Everybody who cares about the animals should consider doing something else entirely, don't be part of this madness.
Ray de Jager
jul. 2025
Very nice to spot the Dugong and big Turtles! While snorkeling! For the rest there is not too much to see. Next to the pier lies a small reef which had some nice fishes but that is all we encountered. Could be on the other side?! We were here walking from Fayrouz around the corner at 6.30 AM. An almost empty bay! THAT is the time recommendable! We see the boats from Port Ghalib going there ALL DAY. NOT RECOMMENDABLE! How do you spot the Dugong? A bit of luck...and closely watch the surface: it's a mammal and while eating the seagrass it will go up every 30-40 seconds. While we were there it was in the shallows as we did not expect (3 meters)
Marta Stashevska
jun. 2025
It’s a great place to spot a dugong Never while diving but snorkelling! It takes sometimes few hours to find it but they come here to eat grass that grows on the shallow sea bottom. There are many turtles here too! Like dozens of them. Sometimes you can spot other fishes as well.
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