The standard package is bed and breakfast. Oonas Hotel has a large terrace restaurant and bar which is open daily from 7:30am until late. Breakfast is served buffet style with variety of breads and pastries, fruit, yoghurt and cereal or your choice of eggs freshly cooked to your liking.

The daily menu is varied and includes options such as tasty Egyptian snacks, salads, sandwiches, and meat and pasta dishes. A wide range of pizzas are also available along with a tempting selection of delicious ice cream. The outside terrace area is the perfect spot to enjoy a refreshing drink. The bar serves soft drinks and juices, beers and wines and a full selection of spirits and mixers.

Naama Bay is famous for its nightlife, there is an excellent selection of bars and restaurants so visitors can take their pick with choices ranging from famous night clubs to laidback beach bars

This destination has a wonderful mix of daily boat diving, shore diving and liveaboard options. There really is something for all divers with its intriguing wrecks, impressive walls, and pristine reefs. With around 30 dive sites to explore by day boat alone there is more than enough to keep divers busy, and in addition Ras Mohamed National Park offers some exciting drift dives. Add to this the world-famous SS Thistlegorm and the Straits of Tiran and this destination surely earns a place on every diver’s bucket list.

Oonas Dive Club offers daily boat diving from their large day cruisers, the boats have spacious sun decks, saloon area, galley, toilets, and purpose designed dive decks. The daily itinerary alternates between a wide variety of sites in the Ras Mohammed National Park, the Straits of Tiran, and other local sites up and down the South Sinai coast. They keep groups on their boat small which creates a more intimate and friendly environment between guides, divers, and the crew. Dive guides make every attempt to avoid large numbers of boats and divers to ensure their guests enjoy a more relaxed dive with a better chance of an encounter with larger marine life.

A typical boat diving day starts between 8am and 9 am. The first dive is made in the morning, a buffet lunch is then served followed by a further dive in the afternoon. The boat generally returns at around 4pm for a spot of ‘après dive’ back at the Dive Centre. Snorkelers and non-divers are always made welcome onboard, there is plenty of space to relax, sunbathe and watch the amazing scenery of the South Sinai pass by. The dive guides are happy to make suggestions for the best snorkelling experience on the wonderful coral gardens and shallow reef plates which surround most of the dive sites. Snorkelling equipment can be rented from the dive centre if required.

There is the opportunity for additional dives, visits to the wreck of the Dunraven and SS Thistlegorm, and night dives either on the house reef or from a boat. These can be arranged and paid for locally. The lovely house reef is great for a relaxing shore dive with a wide variety of marine life and different habitats.