Boat trip to Bayada Island with snorkeling experience in Jeddah
- Discover Bayada Island, often called the “Saudi Maldives,” known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and soft white sands
- Enjoy a relaxing boat trip across the Red Sea with scenic views, light snacks, and refreshing sea breeze
- Dive into the underwater paradise filled with vibrant coral reefs and fascinating marine creatures
- Be guided and assisted by professional crew members ensuring a safe, fun, and memorable experience throughout your journey
What to expect
The “Saudi Maldives” is what locals call Bayada Island because of its white sands and turquoise waves. Go on a boat trip with professional trainers to Bayada Island, the latest discovered wonder. Enjoy your marine trip with the Red Sea exquisite views, and delicious snacks and beverages. Don’t miss the opportunity to snorkel into the sea creature and coral world. Build your confidence and courage, and we will prepare the scuba set, including a mask, fins and snorkel for you!
Reviews
Magnificent excursion to the Albayada lagoon in Jeddah 🌊. A heavenly place with crystal clear water. A big thank you to Ahmed and Abdelhafid, professional, attentive, and passionate guides, who made this experience even more enjoyable. I highly recommend it!
It was one of the most beautiful diving trips I’ve ever experienced
Beautiful day and well organized. The staff provides you with all the necessary equipment and support. On board they offer fried sandwiches and drinks. Friendly staff that also speaks Italian 😊
The sea is beautiful, with coral reefs and glass-like waters. It can indeed be called the Maldives of Saudi Arabia! Thumbs up!
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