🐬Swimming with dolphins in Sharm El Sheikh | Swim, Play & Hug Dolphins
Dolphins Swimming in Sharm El Sheikh is one of the most unforgettable experiences you can have!, Meet these beautiful, intelligent, and friendly dolphins up close — swim, dance, and play with them in a large pool under the guidance of professional trainers. You’ll get to kiss, hug, and interact with the dolphins for 15 or 30 minutes in total safety and joy.
⏰ Itinerary – Dolphins Swimming Experience
Pick-up Time
Two pick-up times available: Morning at 10:00 AM or Afternoon at 15:45 PM.
You’ll be picked up from your hotel by air-conditioned bus and driven about 30 minutes to the Dolphin Park.
Upon arrival, the instructor will give safety instructions and information about the dolphins.
Life jackets are available for everyone who needs one, included in the trip.
🏊♂️ Swimming with Dolphins
Enjoy 15 or 30 minutes swimming and playing with the dolphins.
You’ll dance, swim, and interact directly with these amazing creatures while the trainers assist you.
There are 4 dolphins in the pool, divided into two groups — each group has 2 dolphins and 2 instructors for maximum safety.
The staff records professional videos and photos during the session; after swimming, you can watch your video and choose to buy it as a memory of this magical experience.
🚐 Back to Hotel
After swimming, return to your hotel with unforgettable memories.
🎒 What to Bring
Camera 📸
Passport or copy 🪪
💰 Prices
15 minutes: €65
30 minutes: €90
Adult and child the same prices
🐬 Top 10 Amazing Facts About Dolphins
Dolphins live all over the world – They can be found in warm and cold seas, and even in some rivers.
There are freshwater dolphins – Species like the Amazon River dolphin live in rivers, not the ocean!
Underwater noise pollution is a real threat – Loud sounds from ships and sonar can disturb dolphins’ communication.
They’re incredibly fast swimmers – Dolphins can reach speeds of up to 37 km/h (23 mph).
Fishing gear is dangerous for dolphins – Many get trapped accidentally in fishing nets every year.
They love blowing bubbles – Dolphins blow bubble rings underwater for fun or to communicate.
Dolphins are very talkative – They use clicks, whistles, and body movements to “chat” with each other.
They’re highly intelligent – Dolphins can recognize themselves in mirrors and learn complex tasks.
They sleep with half their brain – One half stays awake so they can keep breathing while resting.
They live in strong social groups – Dolphins travel in pods and care deeply for one another.
