Orange Bay

We took a trip from Hurghada to Orange Bay in March 2024, booked through a tourism agency, and spent about 2 hours on the island. The setting is picturesque, with stunning sea colors and plenty of opportunities for sunbathing. However, the low water level makes swimming impossible, which might be disappointing for some visitors. The beach has a few bars and coffee shops for refreshments, but overall, the experience may not live up to the hype for everyone. It's a standard beach with limited activities and no swimming opportunities. While enjoyable, we found it to be overrated.

Enchanting Beauty: Orange Bay on Giftun Island - The Tropical Paradise Situated amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Hurghada, Orange Bay beckons travelers to dive into a realm of natural beauty and excitement. Beyond its golden shores lies a distinctive feature: the sea swing, an idyllic spot perfect for capturing unforgettable memories. Whether you're relaxing on the immaculate beaches or striking a pose on the sea swing, Orange Bay offers a captivating retreat where every moment becomes a treasured memory. Orange Bay in Hurghada is a tropical sanctuary where crystal-clear waters meet pristine sands, providing travelers with a serene escape from the mundane. Each moment at Orange Bay is a blend of relaxation and adventure. Whether you're lounging on the beach or discovering the vibrant marine life, a day at Orange Bay is a day well spent in paradise. I cherished the brief time spent in this paradise.

Wow, what an amazing beach to visit. The staff are excellent, the place is very clean, and there are shaded areas available. Note that you can't bring your own food or drinks onto the island. Some refreshments can be quite pricey, for example, a pineapple filled with fresh juice costs £20, and a bottle of water is £2. I highly recommend Falcon Adventure Excursions for this trip.

Orange Bay is a perfect island for movie-making. No filters are needed for photos because it's stunningly beautiful. While it's not ideal for snorkeling, you can take a yacht to the reefs instead. This is a place to unwind and soak in the scenery. The water may feel cold initially, but it gets warmer as you go deeper. Taking photos on the swings in the Red Sea is definitely a bucket-list-worthy activity.

Fascinating location with stunning water, but unfortunately, there are no sunbeds available. Instead, you're provided with colored bags to sit on, which isn't quite what you'd anticipate. The island offers limited activities. On a positive note, the cocktails we ordered were excellent.