VIP Private Boat Charter
Charter the entire boat for your group, family, or friends. Choose your sites, your pace, and your menu — diving, snorkeling, sunbathing, or all three.
- Duration
- 8 hours
- Dives
- 2
- Group max
- 12
- Pickup
- Included
- Lunch
- On board
Most of our private charters are family groups (8-12 people, mix of divers and snorkelers), small wedding parties, or corporate days. €650 covers the whole boat — that's about €55 per person at full capacity, less than a guided day trip but with all the privacy in the world.
Itinerary
- 1 Flexible
Build your day
Tell us what you want: a shipwreck, a turtle hotspot, a sunset cruise, a birthday cake on board. We'll plan around it.
What's included
What's included
- Entire 14 m boat for your group
- Up to 2 dives per certified diver (more on request)
- Snorkeling for non-divers
- Full crew + private dive guide
- Hot lunch and drinks
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Not included
- Tips for crew
- Photo package
- Additional dives over 2 (€20/each)
What to bring
- Certification cards (for divers)
- Swimwear
- Towels
- Sunscreen
- Speaker if you want music
From the boat
FAQ
Can we add more dives?
Yes. The standard charter includes 2 dives per diver. Each additional dive is €20 per diver.
Can we bring our own food / cake / DJ?
Yes to all of the above. We're very flexible — let us know what you have in mind.
Is pickup included?
Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off from Hurghada, Makadi Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, and El Gouna are included in the €650 charter price.
Can non-divers come along?
Yes — the boat comfortably mixes divers and snorkelers. Non-divers join at no extra per-person charge because you're chartering the whole vessel. Child-sized snorkel gear is on board.
What's the cancellation policy?
50% deposit is refundable up to 7 days before the charter. Inside 7 days the deposit is non-refundable unless we cancel for weather, in which case we rebook or refund in full.
Dive sites you may visit
Site choice depends on the day's wind, swell, and your group's level.
Abu Hashish
A sprawling reef system south of Hurghada with multiple dive profiles in one location — wall, sandy slope, lagoon, and seagrass beds where turtles graze and dugongs occasionally appear.
El Mina Wreck
A 70 m Egyptian minesweeper sunk during the 1967 war, lying on her port side at 32 m. The most dramatic and accessible wreck in the Hurghada area — and a highlight of any Advanced Open Water course.
Erg Abu Ramada
An iconic offshore pinnacle rising from 30 m to within 4 m of the surface. Three towers connected by saddles, festooned in soft coral and patrolled by big fish.
Gota Abu Ramada
Nicknamed 'The Aquarium' for good reason — the densest, most riotous fish life of any easy reef in the Hurghada area. The first dive every visiting photographer asks for.