Water Sports & Yachting

Dozens of kiting stations, crystal blue lagoons, and fantastic wind attract water sport enthusiasts from all over the world. Excellent water accessibility and shallow waters provide the ideal conditions for learning water sports and feeling confident to try tricks and moves.

Kitesurfing

Al-Gouna has some of the best kitesurfing conditions in Egypt due the high winds, flat water, shallow standing areas for beginners, and choppier waters beyond for advanced kiters. Kite stations and schools are well-equipped for every level of surfer and usually provide lounging areas and restaurants for a full day of sport and rest.


Wakeboarding

Al-Gouna is home to one of the world’s largest wake parks, fully equipped for water enthusiasts of all levels, from beginners to experts. There is a swimming pool, beach volleyball area, and comfortable spectator area for enjoying the skills and tricks of the sport.


Diving

Calm waters and heated pools make this town the perfect place to learn the sport. You’ll have access to a full range of diving education in Al-Gouna at several dive centers inside and outside hotels, with courses meeting the needs of all, from beginners to experts. Tailored programs for kids make the fun a family affair. Experienced divers and snorkelers can go on boat trips beyond Al-Gouna’s shores to explore spectacular diving spots within reach.


Yachting & Sailing

Private yacht trips and catamaran sailing are available in Al-Gouna, making stops at stunning reef and diving spots. Fishing excursions are also popular for those who want to cast a line and claim a catch of the day. Rent a boat to go island hopping, give water-skiing a try, and try to spot the dolphin pods that swim by to say hello!

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An epic diving session exploring the wildlife at the Abu Nahas Wrecks

In the Straits of Gubal, a day trip from Al Gouna. Explore four shipwrecks from different time periods in shallow waters—perfect for both experienced divers and those learning.


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