3 days diving 6 dives

Sharm el Sheikh is built for slow, easy underwater days. This 3-day package strings together small-group scouting (max 6) with classic Red Sea highlights, including the Straits of Tiran coral-wall drifts and a National Park day at Ras Mohammed. I like that the rhythm is laid-back enough to enjoy the sea and the boat time, not just checkboxes.

Two things I really like: the schedule balances mellow coral-wall drifts with calmer coastal reefs, and it keeps the experience personal through a capped headcount and a professional leader. One thing to watch is that Ras Mohammed National Park entrance fees are not included, so you’ll want to plan for that extra cost on Day 2.

Key Points at a Glance

• Six underwater sessions in three days with a total day length of about 6 hours each
• Straits of Tiran coral-wall drifts picked for color and relaxed pacing
• Ras Mohammed National Park site mix with 8 underwater locations and one noted among the top sites worldwide
• Max 6 people means tighter control in the water and a more personal briefing
• Hotel pickup and an air-conditioned minivan help you avoid the hassle factor
• On-boat comfort time so you can catch sun on the boat’s deck between sessions

Sharm el Sheikh’s Best Underwater Formula for a Short Trip

If you’ve only got a few days in Sharm el Sheikh, this is the kind of setup that works. The package focuses on the area’s most famous underwater zones—Straits of Tiran, Ras Mohammed National Park, and a selection of coastal sites near Sharm—without turning your schedule into a full-time job.

I also appreciate the pacing. The experience is described as “leisurely drifts” and “zen coastal reef sites,” which usually translates to: calmer profiles, more time watching marine life, and less of that rushed feeling. Your group size helps too. A cap of six on the water usually means easier buoyancy control, more attentive surface support, and better time for leader check-ins.

One more practical plus: this is a hotel-transfer style day. You’re not arranging taxis and meeting boats with a dozen other independent plans.

Price and Value: What $185.83 Covers (and What It Doesn’t)

At $185.83 per person for a 3-day package with 6 underwater sessions, you’re paying for more than just the water time. You’re also covering:

• local guidance
• hotel pickup and drop-off
• transport by air-conditioned minivan
• the benefit of being capped at six divers (easier management, more attention)

If you break the price down, it’s roughly the cost of about six paid sessions—meaning you’re not stuck paying separately for transfers and guidance each day. That’s where packages like this can feel like a deal versus booking everything one-by-one.

What’s not included is important:

• Food and drinks (you’ll need to budget for this or handle snacks yourself)
• DVD (optional purchase)
• Ras Mohammed National Park entrance fees (explicitly not included)

So yes, the base price is attractive. Just don’t assume Day 2 is also “all-inclusive.”

The Morning Setup: 8:00 Start Time and Hotel Transfers

Days start at 8:00 am, and the trip includes hotel pickup and drop-off plus transport in an air-conditioned minivan. For Sharm, that matters. Distances can feel long on a tight schedule, and it’s one less thing to coordinate after a morning sleep-in.

The experience notes that pickups are arranged and that you’ll receive confirmation within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability. You’ll also want your paperwork ready: a current valid passport is required on the day of travel, and booking requires passport name, number, expiry, and country.

If you’re thinking, That’s a lot of paperwork—yes. But it’s pretty standard for cross-checks in the region, and it’s easier to handle before you arrive than after.

Day 1 in the Straits of Tiran: Coral-Wall Color and Slow Drifts

Day 1 focuses on the Straits of Tiran and the Tiran Island area. The plan calls out five underwater sites in this region, chosen for slow drifts along a coral wall with standout color.

This is the kind of day that’s great if you like:

• calmer pacing
• good visibility opportunities (when conditions cooperate)
• watching marine life move along the reef rather than racing through it

You’ll likely feel the “best colors your eyes can see” angle more than you’d expect. The Straits of Tiran is known for reef structure and strong marine traffic, and the package is intentionally aiming for that mellow drift style.

Admission-wise, the stop lists admission ticket free, so you shouldn’t have to pay extra for park-style entry here. The big “what to bring” item is the usual: your gear plan, sun protection, and a basic daypack mindset since it’s a full morning-style outing.

Day 2 at Ras Mohammed National Park: Classic Sites, Extra Entry Fee

Ras Mohammed National Park is the marquee name on this itinerary. The package states there are 8 underwater sites inside the park, and one of them is considered among the top 10 underwater sites worldwide.

Two things to know before you go:

• The park entry fee is not included, so you’ll need to budget for that on Day 2.
• The schedule still runs about 6 hours, so you’ll want to eat well before pickup and plan for a long day.

What you’ll get from the park day is variety. Coastal reefs near Sharm can be great, but Ras Mohammed tends to deliver that “this is why people fly here” feeling: more dramatic underwater features, and typically a higher chance of the standout marine encounters people chase in the Red Sea.

The key detail: your leader should guide you to the “best sites” within the park that day, rather than doing a random stamp-and-go route.

Day 3 Along Sharm’s Coast: 16 Site Options and a Relaxed Finish

For the final day, the plan shifts to the coastline around Sharm el Sheikh. It lists 16 different sites and says the team will pick the nicest and easiest options, with time built in for sun time and relaxing on the boat’s deck.

This kind of “easier finish” matters after two full days. It’s a smart way to keep your trip enjoyable even if you’re feeling a little tired. It also helps if you’re coming from a vacation mode—less pressure to wring every last minute out of each hour underwater.

Admission for this stop is marked as free, so Day 3 should be simpler from a cost perspective than Day 2.

Small Group, Big Difference: Safety, Attention, and Punctual Pickup

Across the reviews, a repeated theme is safety and organization—people specifically call out that the company takes safety seriously and that pickup times are on point. That lines up with the itinerary design too: maximum 6 travelers.

In practical terms, small groups tend to mean:

• shorter waiting around before leaving the dock
• easier leader-to-participant communication
• less crowding during entry and exit
• more individualized help if something feels off

There’s also a certification requirement. The experience states that you must provide evidence of scuba certification to participate. That’s not a minor detail. It affects who you’re sharing the boat with and how the day is managed.

And from the reviews, the crew includes guides such as Moody, Ashraf, and Mohammed. People highlight being well taken care of on the boats and at the shop, and mention that the equipment was in good condition. That’s the kind of service detail that actually affects your day more than shiny marketing language.

What You’ll Actually See: Sharks, Turtles, Sting Rays, and Reef Life

The highlights promise you’ll be looking for sharks, turtles, sting rays, and more. No responsible operator can guarantee sightings, but the route is designed to put you in the right places for those possibilities.

This matters because Sharm isn’t just about coral. It’s about the chance to see bigger “stillness in motion” animals—turtles gliding over structure, rays cruising along sandy edges, and the occasional shark sighting depending on conditions.

The itinerary’s emphasis on mellow drifts and reef sites also supports that style of viewing. When you’re not burning energy on constant action, you can watch longer and notice behavior—how animals use current, how they react to bubbles, and where they pause.

Gear, Food, and Day-Planning Tips That Save Your Energy

Your package includes a local guide and transport, but food and drinks are not included. That’s a real-life detail that can make or break how you feel after two mornings.

My advice:

• Plan to eat before the pickup and carry snacks if you know you get hungry between hotel and boat.
• Bring sun protection for boat time since you’ll be on deck between sessions.
• If you wear a prescription or have specific equipment needs, sort those before the day starts. The tour requires certification evidence, so the plan assumes everyone knows their gear routine.

Also: a vegetarian option is available if you advise during booking. That suggests meals can be handled, but since food isn’t included in the listing, you’ll still want to clarify what’s possible for your exact departure day.

The Best Match: Who This Package Suits

This experience fits best if you:

• are scuba certified and can show proof
• prefer a more relaxed rhythm: drift-style sessions and calm reef viewing
• want a capped group with focused leader attention
• like a mix of “famous” sites (Ras Mohammed) and classic Sharm coastline reefs

It also makes sense for couples or small groups who want to keep the day organized without juggling logistics. The tour notes you’ll have moderate physical fitness needed. If you’re comfortable with standard scuba day movement—stairs, short walks to the boat, and getting in and out with guidance—you’re probably in the right zone.

Should You Book This 3-Day, 6-Session Package?

I’d book it if you want a straightforward Red Sea plan that’s built for short-time value. The strongest reasons are the ones that show up again and again: safety-first organization, small-group attention, and a route that hits the big Sharm highlights without cramming your schedule.

The main reasons to pause are also clear:

• You’ll likely pay extra for Ras Mohammed National Park entrance fees.
• You’ll need to handle food and drinks yourself.
• You must bring passport paperwork and have certification proof ready.

If those are no problem, this is a smart way to spend three days in the water around Sharm with a crew that seems to care about how the day runs, not just the check-in photo.

FAQ

What area in Egypt is this scuba package based in?

It’s in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, with sites planned around the Straits of Tiran, Ras Mohammed National Park, and coastal areas near Sharm.

How many underwater sessions do I get in 3 days?

The package is described as 6 dives / 6 underwater sessions across 3 days.

Is pickup and drop-off included?

Yes. The experience includes hotel pickup and drop-off, plus transport in an air-conditioned minivan.

Do I need to show scuba certification?

Yes. The experience requires evidence of scuba certification for all participants.

Is food included?

No. Food and drinks are not included.

Do I need to pay entrance fees for Ras Mohammed?

Yes. Entrance fees are required only when diving at Ras Mohammed, and those fees are not included in the package price.

What time does the experience start?

The start time is 8:00 am.

Is there a vegetarian option?

Yes. A vegetarian option is available if you advise at the time of booking.

What’s the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount paid is not refunded.