Yacht charter El Gouna places you in Egypt’s most elegant Red Sea resort town – a purpose-built lagoon community threaded with canals, Venetian-style footbridges, and bougainvillea-draped villas, all just 25 kilometres north of Hurghada International Airport for effortless arrival. The local fleet draws from Egypt’s approximately 15 charter yachts: 68′–98′ motor yachts, superyachts over 100′, and 55′+ catamarans with generous swim platforms – all within easy reach of the Giftun Islands’ marine park, where hawksbill turtles glide over pristine coral gardens and Napoleon wrasse patrol the colourful drop-offs below. October through May is ideal, with crystal-clear visibility often exceeding 30 metres, water temperatures between 22°C and 28°C, and a gentle prevailing northerly breeze that keeps conditions comfortable on deck even in the warmer months. Summer months are hotter but considerably quieter, suiting experienced divers happy to trade a few degrees of heat for empty reefs and more negotiable rates. Daily rates start from around $3,000/day plus 14% Egyptian VAT and 30–35% APA for fuel, provisions, and marine-park entry fees. El Gouna’s particular charm lies in village-like intimacy: step off the yacht at Abu Tig Marina and you’re seconds from fine dining at Chef’s House, open-air jazz at Marina Lodge, boutique shopping along the waterfront promenade, and the warmth of a genuine Red Sea community where returning guests are greeted by name.
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Above you’ll find approximately 15 yachts available for El Gouna charters, from 68′ motor yachts to 100′+ superyachts and 55′+ catamarans. Weekly rates start from roughly $21,000. Use the filters to sort by type, guest capacity, length, or rate, then connect with Boatcrowd’s charter specialists for personalised itinerary design, expert dive-site recommendations, seamless provisioning, and Abu Tig Marina berth coordination.
For the peak winter months of November through February, aim to book five to seven months ahead when the best vessels are in highest demand. The spring and autumn shoulders (March–May and September–October) often have broader availability and can typically be arranged with two to three months’ notice at slightly softer rates.
Certainly – and it’s one of the best ways to experience the Red Sea’s full range of diving and cruising. A common routing heads south from El Gouna to the Brothers Islands and Marsa Alam, or north towards Ras Mohammed and the Strait of Gubal, where the legendary SS Thistlegorm wreck awaits. Multi-stop itineraries of seven to ten days make the most of the region’s extraordinary variety.
El Gouna is one of the Red Sea’s most family-friendly charter bases. The sheltered lagoons provide calm, warm water for swimming and paddleboarding, the town’s car-free streets are pedestrian-friendly with playgrounds, gelato shops, and a relaxed pace, and on-board crews are experienced at tailoring menus, activities, and daily schedules to suit younger travellers, keeping the whole family happily engaged and comfortable throughout the voyage.
The Advance Provisioning Allowance is typically 30–35% of the base charter fee, covering fuel, food, beverages, marina fees, and national-park entry for the Giftun Islands marine reserve and other protected sites. Egyptian VAT at 14% applies separately to the base charter rate. Any unspent APA is refunded in full at the end of the voyage.
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