Marsa Nakari Village

Guests appreciate the exceptional cleanliness and well-equipped dive center. The staff is friendly and attentive. The peaceful rural location provides easy beach access.

The camp: Small, cozy, clean and a familiar atmosphere. Very relaxed and so friendly and helpful staff. Accommodation: We stayed in a newly built superior tent just in front of the water. It was really beautiful and comfortable with our own bathroom. Waking up to the sunrise and sleeping to the sound of the ocean. I really recommend this accommodation if you like to stay in tent but appreciate your own bathroom. If you go in wintertime bring some warm clothes as it was a little bit cold during the nights. Diving area/shade: You get your own storage, don’t forget to bring a code locker with you. You get your hanger for wetsuits as well. Very convenient with the rental shop at the same place. Big areas for washing your gear and they change water often so it is always fresh. Clean and tidy. Here you also find changing rooms and showers, but not hot water. Restaurant: Love the chefs, always good food, fresh and tasty. It is a small buffet and you always find something to eat. Everything is well cooked. Would love some more selection of fresh fruits though, but otherwise everything was perfect. The cafeteria: A place to hang in between all the dives, cozy and comfortable. The only place where WiFi works so it is a natural meeting point. Transportation: We got picked up at the airport and got our Visa and then met up the driver who took us from Hurgharda to Marsa Nakari. Long transfer about 4 our as we don’t have flights to Marsa Alam. Diving: We rented our equipment and it was of high quality and if we had any problem it was no problem to change. We had a 5-days house reef package and started our first day with 2 guided dives and help with weighting. The reef was beautiful, however it was not as colourful and vibrant as in their other camp Marsa Shagra that we stayed at in July. Anyway we found a big turtle, octopus, baby reef sharks, anemones, guitarfishes, a lot of blue spotted stingrays, giant trigger fishes, a napoleon wrasse and much more. We liked the south side best. We did a few excursions that were well organized with great guides and great diving. We did 17 dives and had done more if it was another season, was quite cold in the late afternoon. For you guys that can’t decide between Marsa Nakari and Marsa Shagra here is some help :) Nakari is more cozy and a much smaller camp. It feels more tranquil. They have superior tents that are really lovely. It is silent and space for everyone. You get to know other guests and it was really relaxing. Shagra is much bigger, but still has the familiar vibe. More amenities such as pizza, ice cream, souvernirshop and a beduincafe. Diving was in my opinion much better and also close to Elphinstone.

Holy moly, it was such a good experience, first of all the people working here were very nice and helpful. The diving experience was amazing and the equipment just as good. The food was so great, I have not eaten that much food in a long time. Over all a really fun and joyful experience.