Blue Vision Diving Hotel

Amazing calm place in Marsa alam town and the owner is very friendly. He knows Marsa alam very well and always willing to help. Staff are very nice and ready to help. I enjoyed my stay there and would definitely love to go there again! Thanks for everything

A very nice place. Do not expect luxury the you wrong here, it is decent, clean and down to earth. The staff and the manager are lovely, friendly and very helpfull. Food is good. If you do not need glamour and blink blink, this is the place to go. Pricewise very decent and diving with the base you get a discount on the rooms. Highly recommended.

Very lovely hotel with its own dive shop. We went to Marsa Alam for 3 days and chose this hotel to stay at. The rooms were nice and clean and the owner is very welcoming ! If you want to dive as well the owner will give you very good discounts for the dive shop!

I liked the overall experience here because the staff was really kind, the diving centre is in the hotel and I booked all my trips with them, the hotel is located near a beach ( more dedicated to locals ) and is also located near ''city-center''. It allowed me to observe the life of locals while feeling safe. The lady taking care of the hotel made everything to have a pleasant stay. Despite guests coming and going, the hotel is really quiet, giving the feeling of privacy. The staff from the diving centre were kind and funny. My instructor Bibo knew how to help me during my daily diving sessions.

Perfect place for getting the Open water cerferticate! 🤩 Dive in small groups, relax at the pool, find new friends, have dinner in the restaurant or try authentic egyptian food in the city. Very familiar athmosphere! Super cozy and clean rooms! Disconnect and find pure serenity 😊

It's almost a cliché that Foreign Tourists will be fleeced by Locals. It was with this cynical attitude that I approached Blue Vision after first weeding-out others which unfortunately lived-up to the initial impression. It didn't take long after first sitting down with former Commercial Diver and Owner of the establishment, Mohamed Salama, for me to realise that I had made the right choice. Although I was staying at another property, I did want to use my brief time in Marsa Alam to finally "take the plunge" and learn the basics about SCUBA diving. The aforementioned competitors promised me the world including food, entertainment, frolicking with dolphins and, quite surprisingly, immediate offshore diving. Not so with Mohamed; his offering was an almost overwhelming focus on preparation and safety. After an extensive indoctrination at the hotel, we headed down the coast to a beach where the real diving was to take place. I was a bit disappointed because I had hoped for something more "exotic". But, I reminded myself that this was just my first foray into the world of diving and as long as I got my feet wet and put my head under the water for a little while, my goals would have been met. This wasn't to be the case. Once we went through additional safety reminders, we finally went below the surface. I was immediately happy to see a couple of fish! I accepted this as a pleasant bonus to the experience. But oh no, there was more to come. As a kid, I had small aquarium with a few of colourful fish. I was enthralled. Little did I know that in the future I'd eventually see something like this from the inside. Later, when I became an adult, I had the opportunity to visit large tourist aquariums where patrons would "walk below the surface" through transparent tunnels while outside an almost impossible concentration of sea life swam and existed. It was almost cartoonish as it was something which surely wasn't representative of the real world. How wrong I was. Just a few metres offshore from this unassuming little beach on the Red Sea, I was introduced to a new and exciting realm; I was inside the world's biggest, brightest and most impressive aquarium ever! Thousands of fish, tons of coral and an almost unending expanse of promise... The initial training dive with Mohamed always by my side was well worth the reasonable fee. No. In fact, it was worth more! To this end, I look forward to returning and booking a full PADI course when the opportunity arises.