Kite safari around the Red Sea islands of Egypt

There's no dry-law on board, but we're against "drinking yourself into oblivion" — and we say so honestly upfront. That's exactly why the atmosphere on board stays the way it is: calm, grown-up, and friendly. And it's that atmosphere our guests come back for, year after year.

Yes. A kite safari offers ideal conditions for learning kiteboarding — out at sea, the wind blows more often and more steadily, the water is knee- to waist-deep, and it's smooth with no waves. On every safari, there are always students starting from scratch — sometimes more of them than experienced kiters. The atmosphere helps a lot: you're surrounded by people who are passionate about kiting. In that kind of company, progress comes faster.

If a no-wind day comes up, the yacht sails over to a coral island: diving, snorkeling, wakeboarding, SUP.

There's no rocking at anchor — the island shelters us from waves. Some motion is possible during crossings between islands: 2–3 times a week, 1–3 hours each. In all our years of running safaris since 2012, we've only had noticeable rocking during a crossing three times.

You can see the shore from the deck. It's 2–3 hours away.

Better than at most hotels — everything is fresh and varied. Seafood, meat, fish, vegetables, fruit, juices, pastries, oatmeal in the mornings. Three meals a day, buffet style. Throughout the day, tea, coffee, cookies, pastries, juices, and fruit are available freely, with no limits.

A shared passion brings people together and makes it easy to find common ground — there's always something to talk about, interesting stories to hear, impressions to share. And if you feel like being on your own — to think, or just look at the stars — there's plenty of space. On a four-deck, 45-meter yacht, you never feel cramped.

It's not a dry boat, but our safaris run on a moderate-drinking policy. Evenings are calm: a guitar on deck, going through the day's photos, board games, conversations. In the morning, you wake up fresh and ready to ride — not nursing a hangover. Our focus is on the sport and on rebooting.

On board: snorkeling, diving, wakeboarding, SUP, fishing, stretching, and a beach 100 meters away. Looking at past safaris, even people who came along just for the company loved the experience.

For lessons — we provide everything. From your side: SPF 50+ sunscreen, shorts, a long-sleeve rash guard, and a cap or bandana. Experienced riders bring their own gear or rent on the spot.

07:00 — morning ride. 09:00 — breakfast. 10:00 — midday ride. 14:00 — lunch. 15:00 — evening ride. After that — stretching, dinner, going through the day's photos and videos, games, parties.