Cairo’s Weekend Beach Getaway Al-Ain al-Sukhna is the perfect weekend beach getaway from Cairo. Regardless of where you are in the capital city, Sukhna, as it’s known to Egyptians, is easily accessible by car or bus. If you’re staying on the east side of Cairo, it can take less than an hour door to door, […]
Unwind on pristine white sandy beach, explore ancient mangrove forests, and make friends with dolphins and Abu Dabbab (the dugong) The Red Sea town of Marsa Alam is a true paradise for nature lovers, where remarkable mangrove forests nestle in shallow translucent pools of turquoise water. The proximity of the Marsa Alam International Airport makes […]
Relax, heal, & unwind on the quiet shores of this ancient marine port Located 53 km south of the bustling hub of Hurghada, the quiet seaside town of Safaga is known for its undisturbed beachfront and excellent dive sites. It’s an excellent place to unplug and bury your feet—or your entire body—in the white quartz […]
A wellness hub on the Red Sea Situated south of Hurghada, the resort town of Soma Bay occupies a peninsula surrounded by tranquil waters and panoramic views of the mountains. White sandy beaches, five-star hotels, world-class spas, golf courses, and an array of water sports make this an ideal travel choice for romantic getaways and […]
The Red Sea’s small town with a big personality Al-Gouna is a popular and luxurious resort town 25 km north of Hurghada on the Red Sea, and it’s known for its world-class marinas packed with gorgeous yachts. With a growing multi-cultural residential community, it’s become the vacation home destination of choice for Egyptians, particularly in […]
The small fishing village that became a global tourist destination What started as a fishing village on the Red Sea is now one of the top tourist destinations in Egypt. Luxury beach resorts, year-long sunshine, stunning coral reefs, and pristine coastline make Hurghada a popular spot for beach lovers from around the world. Grab your […]
Egypt’s internationally recognized windsurfing and kitesurfing hotspot Ideally situated on the Red Sea’s Gulf of Suez with a spectacular coastline stretching 95 km, Ras Sudr is known as a windsurfing and kitesurfing hotspot thanks to its ideal year-round wind patterns. Just a two-and-a-half-hour drive away from Cairo, Ras Sudr is perfect if you’re in the […]
Immerse yourself in the serenity of the mountains of Taba Located on the Red Sea’s picturesque Gulf of Aqaba, Taba is a magical spot for travelers who are looking for a low-key destination to relax and take in the serenity and natural beauty of the mountains and sea in South Sinai. The Gulf of Aqaba […]
Go back to basics at this magical nature retreat Located north of Dahab, Nuweiba’s stretch of coastline is dotted with camps and small hotels of varying sophistication. Rustic, straw-covered Bedouin-style huts, situated beneath a rust-colored mountain range, are a few steps away from shimmering turquoise waters, inviting you to wade in and disconnect from the […]
Egypt’s laid-back, nature lovers’ paradise 90 km north of Sharm al-Sheikh’s bustling coastline lies a laid-back beach town that attracts tourists and residents from all over the world. Formerly a Bedouin fishing village, Dahab is now one of Egypt’s top diving and windsurfing hotspots, with unparalleled pristine coral reef waiting to be explored. Even though […]
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