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Red Sea · Egypt 🇪🇬
Sail to Sataya Reef and share the water with playful spinner dolphins in one of the most magical lagoons on Earth.
An exceptional
Sataya is a vast horseshoe-shaped reef in the southern Red Sea, home to a resident pod of spinner dolphins. With over 20 years of experience, our cruises blend safety, comfort and respect for marine life — guided by veteran Egyptian skippers who know these waters by heart. Our signature dolphin cruise runs as a full week onboard, sailing the Red Sea and swimming with wild pods every day.
Each day, a new adventure
Ethical encounters with free spinner dolphins in their natural lagoon.
Snorkel vibrant coral gardens teeming with tropical marine life.
Comfortable cabins, sun decks and onboard chefs serving fresh meals.
Egypt's mild Red Sea climate means perfect cruising every season.
Sail the southern Red Sea
Sail the southern Red Sea
Our cruises
A full week at sea
Guest reviews
“The best sea trip you can do in Hurghada. The captain and crew were professional, and the dolphins came so close to us.”
“Stunning reefs, friendly dolphins, and a cruise that felt like luxury without losing the soul of the Red Sea. Highly recommend!”
“From sunrise yoga on the deck to snorkeling among coral gardens — every moment felt special. Will definitely come back.”
“Absolutely magical! Swimming with the spinner dolphins at Sataya was a dream. The crew was warm, professional, and the yacht was gorgeous.”
“The best trip of my life. Crystal clear water, incredible reefs, and authentic Egyptian hospitality from the first minute to the last.”
“Everything was perfectly organized. The food on board was delicious and seeing dolphins swim around us was unforgettable.”
The pearl of the Red Sea
Hurghada is Egypt's iconic Red Sea gateway — a vibrant coastal city where ancient heritage meets turquoise waters. From here we set sail south toward Sataya Reef, blending authentic Egyptian hospitality with world-class marine adventures.
Hurghada · Red Sea · Egypt 🇪🇬
Reserve your spot today — small groups, big memories on Egypt's Red Sea.
