Notice

Please find below Schedule for Lagoon Trips as conveyed by the  El Gouna Information Center.

As you may know, a TNR (Trap Neuter and Return) project has been ongoing and successfully run by volunteers with the support of the El Gouna Management to limit the population of stray animals and keep them on the outskirts of the town not allowing new desert packs from entering. Feeding stations are located away from residential areas and on the borders of El Gouna, where dedicated feeders feed the dogs on daily basis.Dogs have two major needs - food as well as the need to procreate. The TNR approach removes their need to procreate by spaying and neutering. This way, the dogs become calmer and only have one need – food. Dedicated feeders take care of that need on daily basis at designated feeding stations. We kindly ask you  NOT  to feed any stray animals especially in residential areas. Dogs become protective of the area and person that feeds them and can become territorial and turn into nuisance to others and eventually to you. Please also make sure to place your