Hamata Islands Boat Trip (Qulaan Mangroves)
A full-day cruise through the protected Hamata archipelago — mangrove lagoons, white sandbars and untouched reefs.
Hamata, Southern Red Sea
The Hamata Islands feel like the Red Sea before tourism — mangrove-fringed sandbars, water in a dozen shades of turquoise, and reefs so healthy they hum with life. It is a longer journey south, and worth every kilometre.
The Hamata (Qulaan) Islands sit within a protected marine park about 120 km south of Marsa Alam. Ringed by mangroves and shallow turquoise flats, the islands are a nursery for fish, birds and coral. The remoteness keeps crowds away and the reefs spectacularly intact.
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