Schnorcheln in Ägypten, Makadi Bay
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- Makadi Bay ist ein wichtiger Ferienort, der etwa 40 Kilometer südlich von Hurghada liegt. Er ist bekannt für sein kristallklares und geschütztes Wasser und verfügt über 15 Hotels direkt am Meer, die alle Zugang zu flachen Riffen bieten. Am Nordufer der Makadibucht kann man gut schnorcheln, sowohl über den kleinen Riffen gegenüber dem Fort Arabesque Beach als auch entlang des nördlichen Steilufers. In diesen Bereichen finden Sie eine Vielzahl von bunten Fischen und wirbellosen Tieren, die in einer schillernden Unterwasserlandschaft leben.
Makadi Bay is an important resort town located some 40 kilometers south of Hurghada. Known for its crystal-clear and sheltered waters, it has 15 seafront hotels, all of them giving access to shallow reefs. The northern shores of Makadi Bay feature good snorkeling, both above the small reefs facing Fort Arabesque Beach or along the northern drop-off area. In these areas, you will come across a myriad of colorful fish and invertebrates living in a shimmering underwater landscape.
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Wow beautiful underwater pictures
thanks 😉
Gelungenes Video sehr schön. Gruss Jürgen 🤠
dankeschön!
Beautiful 🤩
thank u! 🙂
@@GuidoEbner you’re welcome ☺️
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Hello great video😊.
Is it the house reef directly at Fort or did you walk down to the end of the bay Makadi pier?
Thank you very much! Most of the clips are shot at the beach at Fort Arabesque, some at Stella di Mare Beach and Grand Waterworld Beach 🙂
Thank you for your answer 😊 It is stunning what you've captured!
We stayed at Fort probably 8 years ago but we didn't explore the close by resorts beaches . Are they ain't funny about when people from different hotels/wristbands venture in to their beach 🤔 ?
Thanks a lot, I am glad u like it! 😊
The area at Fort Arabesque is certainly one of the most pleasant areas for snorkelling, no question about it. If you don't mind the short hike to the other beaches, it's certainly a great way to explore other reefs, as these are different from Fort Arabesque (steeper, sometimes different fish). So I would definitely recommend it 🙂
All based on my experience from the beginning of April!
Thank you for the advise. We wasn't sure if we can enter other hotels beaches as life guards , security been all around the shore 🤔 But good to know if they are not bothered by guests with different wristband entering from other resorts into their designated beach area. 😉 Have you had any issues entering the sea /pier by the mentioned hotels ? Sorry for the silly question😅
No, there are actually no problems 🙂 However, you should actually pay attention to certain signs, as there is a jetty, for example, which may only be used by the respective hotel guests (otherwise you apparently have to pay 30 dollars 💰). I think the hotel was called "TUI Blue Makadi Gardens". I just went in about 200 metres further and right next to the beach... So your question is quite justified 😉