Glass Boat Tour in Sharm El Sheikh

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Sharm is located at the edge of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, where the Red Sea's Gulf of Suez and the Gulf of Aqaba converge, giving rise to an incredibly rich marine life.

Glass boat trips are readily available in Sharm El Sheikh, and you can find them at various tour operators, travel agencies, or through your hotel's concierge services. Many of these trips depart from the marinas or beaches in Sharm El Sheikh.

Generally speaking, you are permitted to take pictures or films while on the glass boat ride. It's an amazing chance to capture the beauty of the underwater world because of the superb visibility provided by the clear glass panels or the boat's bottom. It is imperative to adhere to the tour operator's requirements, which may include refraining from utilizing flash photography or upsetting the marine ecosystem.

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A great glass-bottom boat ride in Naama Bay gives you the opportunity to see the beauty of the Sharm El Sheikh coastline. In addition, you can watch the colorful fish and beautiful coral reefs of Sharm El Sheikh's Red Sea through the glass bottom of the boat. The duration of this trip is two hours.