Images from the inside the Sindbad -Onderzeer reveals how it might have been on board the doomed vessel before the disaster struck.
It comes like oneAt least six people are feared after the sub – who had worn 44 passengers – dropped off the coast of Egypt during one of his travels.
Another nine were injured, four critical, in the disaster that took place this morning a kilometer from Hurghada's holiday resort of Hurghada.
Flashy images of earlier Sindbad -passengers are strongly contrasted with the frightening tragedy that has folded off today.
One video shows how young families often start the tours, 80 ft traveling under the ocean looking for a sensation.
Children can be seen steering at marine life through circular windows while pointing to the colorful schools of fish that shoot at their parents.
Divers offer more entertainment by waving to passengers and feeding the marine animals.
In another clip, a family presses their hands against the window and smile like a diver from outside.
Images from the inside the Sindbad -Onderzoeër reveals how it might have been on board the doomed vessel before the disaster struck
It comes after at least six people were feared after the submarine
Featful images of earlier Sindbad -passengers serve as a stark contrast with the recent frightening tragedy that unfolded today. One video shows how young families often start the tours, 80 ft under the ocean travel in search of a sensation
Children can be seen staring at the maritime life through circular windows while pointing to the colorful schools of fish that shoot at their parents
More images show that passengers are brought to the submarine on a boat, where they receive a briefing before they climb down and on board the ship.
Once on board they are firmly on the floor and listen to a guide who talks to them through a speaker.
Previous excursions on Sindbad have received glowing reviews – with a family who calls it a 'great experience' and another said that the journey was 'so cool'.
But this morning Red Sea Security Directorate received a report from the sinking of the tourist submarine, which took place close to the port for the marina of a 'famous hotel' that has not yet been mentioned in local media.
Sources have confirmed to the newspaper that the Red Sea Directorate and the Egyptian ambulance authority have been placed a maximum of alert after the incident.
About 21 ambulances were sent to the scene of the accident and have transported the wounded to local hospitals, including Al-Kawthar, because of the seriousness of their disorders.
The 44 passengers of different nationalities' had been on a seagoing vessel to see the coral reefs of Egypt and tropical fish in front of the ship, which is said to dive to depths of up to 72 ft.
The submarine has had tourist journeys in Hurghada for several years.
According to the operator, Sharm Hurghada Excursions, the underwater tour is three hours long and costs £ 68 per ticket for adults and £ 35 for children.
The company has its excursions with which visitors can admire the underwater life and the extensive coral reef of Hurghada, enjoy a diving experience while you stay dry and see life under water at a depth of 72 ft.
Divers offer more entertainment by waving to passengers and feeding the marine animals
Displayed: a captain who controls the Sindbad -Onderzee
Children can be seen to starve to marine life through circular windows that point to the colorful schools of fish that shoot at their parents
It also claims that it has two of the only '14 real recreational submarines' in the world.
The website for Sindbad – submarines continues: “It offers 44 passenger seats – two pilot chairs and a considerable round viewing window for every passenger.”
The cause and circumstance of sinking have not yet been confirmed or reported.
Hurghada is a popular tourist destination for British and Germans and various nautical trips from the coast.
This is not the first time that an incident with tourist boats has taken place in the waters off the coastal city.
In November last year, a tourist boat called Sea Story dropped for the Red Sea Coast of Egypt.
The boat dropped near Shaab Satayah, a coral reef popular for diving trips, from the tourist resort of Marsa Alam in the early hours of November 25.
Those who escaped the ship said that a 'High Sea Wave' had touched and made sure it was in 'about five or seven minutes', said the Red Sea greur Amr Hanafi at the time.
The incident took place during raw weather conditions, in which the Egyptian Red Sea Ports Authority wave heights of 10 to 13 feet and wind speeds of 34 knots in the area reported, which led to the closure of maritime traffic.
The boat left for a diving trip from the port of Ghalib in Marsa Alam on November 24 and was planned to arrive in Hurghada Marina on November 29.
Some survivors were reportedly flown back to the coast by a helicopter to receive medical care, while others were transported by another boat.
UK researchers said there had been 16 incidents last month with 'LiveaBoard' ships in the area in the past five years, with a number of resulting in deaths.
