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What we are

A marine operator that owns both ends of the day.

We own the boats, we run the two beach venues guests land on, and we bring guests to the marina in our own buses and vans.

A wide view along the beach at Paradise Island, shades in a line and the jetty running out to the water.
Paradise Island
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    One operator, end to end

    We run the whole chain: the boats that cross to the island, the beach venues guests land on, and the transport that brings them to the marina. A partner deals with one company, not with a boat operator, a beach concession and a transfer firm.

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    Two venues on one island

    Paradise Island and Hula Hula Beach Island are our two venues on Big Giftun, in Giftun Islands National Park. They are sold as different days out, and a ticket for one does not admit to the other.

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    Boats built for the crossing

    Our fleet includes a semi-submarine that takes guests below the waterline to the reef, and glass-hulled boats for anyone who would rather not swim. The crossing is part of the day, not the way of getting there.

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    Direct and through the trade

    We supply our own booking sites and the travel marketplaces from one operation and one marina. Allocation, timings and transfer areas are handled in one place.

At a glance

venues
2venuesParadise Island and Hula Hula Beach Island
island
1islandBig Giftun, in Giftun Islands National Park
guests
160guestsOn board Paradise Class
first crossing
09:30first crossingThe yachts leave Hurghada twice each morning

See the boats.

Our fleet