Snorkeling in Safaga in the Red Sea

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For example, you must have in your possession a passport valid for at least 6 months after the date of departure from Egypt or a national identity card plus 2 passport photos also valid for more than 6 months after your return date.

1. Basic kit, called "PMT": it consists of a pair of full-foot fins, a mask and a snorkel.

1. Personal kit: Fins, mask and snorkel (if you already have your own and wish to bring them)
2. Beginner option: Full face mask (ideal for those who don't like having their nose compressed).
3. Buoyancy aid (children): Floats or flotation vest.
4. Lycra clothing (UV protection): Highly recommended to avoid sunburn while preserving coral reefs (ecological alternative to sunscreen).
5. Thin wetsuit: For those who are more sensitive to the cold, in order to prolong observation time in the water.

For swimming and boating:

1. Swimsuit
2. Sun protection: hat, cap or sarong
3. Windbreaker or light clothing: to cover up between dives if the wind is blowing

For evenings (cool and windy):

1. Lightweight long trousers
2. Sweatshirt or light sweater: useful as soon as the temperature drops at the end of the day

For outings (respecting local customs):

1. Cover-up clothing (men and women)
2. Long trousers
3. T-shirt covering the shoulders

Local option: You can also buy a gallabiah (Egyptian djellaba) locally for maximum comfort.