This excursion is for non-divers who want to see first-hand the wonders that the Red Sea has to offer. This visit goes a step further than that of the glass boat. Board the famous semi-submarine and enjoy for about 90 minutes at a maximum depth of 20 meters the wonderful schools of multicolored fish and the fabulous coral reefs.

Semi-submarines depart daily from Sharm El Sheikh's old port and can carry up to 60 people normally sailing through the rich coral area surrounding Ras Um Sid.

Dahab is a small Egyptian town on the southeast coast of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, approximately 80 km (50 mi) northeast of Sharm el-Sheikh. Formerly a Bedouin fishing village, Dahab is considered one of Egypt’s most treasured diving destinations.

Saint Catherine's Monastery, established between 548 and 565 by the Eastern Roman Emperor Justinian I on the spot where Moses is said to have seen the burning bush, is regarded as one of the most renowned active monasteries in the world. Islam, Christianity, and Judaism all hold the monastery in high regard This is due to the history of the Ten Commandments given to the Prophet Moses by his Lord. Furthermore, it was one of the most valuable Egypt religious tours, with pilgrims traveling from all over the world.

St. Catherine's Monastery is located on the Sinai Peninsula, in a valley at the foot of Mount Sinai. Many people are familiar with St. Catherine's Monastery, but few are aware of its full name, "Monastery of the God Truden, Holy Mount Sinai".