Hurghada

Hurghada, a renowned beach resort town on Egypt's southeast coast, is famous for its beautiful beaches and rich marine life. With year-round sunshine and warm, crystal-clear waters, it’s a prime spot for diving in the Red Sea. Spanning about 22 miles along the coastline, Hurghada boasts a bustling town center, beachfront resorts, a variety of restaurants, and essential amenities. The marina serves as a central hub for boat trips and diving excursions, making it a go-to destination for sea adventures.

El Gouna

El Gouna, located just over a 30-minute drive from Hurghada airport, is a relatively new spot - construction began in 1989 in this wonderful resort town. However, it is a real town with real locals living here. Nestled along the stunning shores of Egypt’s Red Sea it is a hidden gem that offers the perfect blend of luxury, adventure, and relaxation. It’s known for its pristine beaches, vibrant marine life, and world-class amenities. The marinas are all lined with stunning yachts and the breathtaking architecture of its villas.

The beaches of El Gouna feature lots of lagoons and some of the most beautiful beaches in Egypt. It’s also a cultural hub - the town hosts the annual El Gouna Film Festival, which attracts filmmakers and celebrities from around the world. Additionally, there are art galleries, music festivals, and cultural events throughout the year.

El Quseir

El Quseir, one of Egypt’s oldest cities with nearly 5,000 years of history, remains a quiet, picturesque resort town largely untouched by mass tourism. Its charm lies in its blend of colorful, rigid coral-block architecture dating back to the Ottoman era. Historically, it was a major port, facilitating the transport of spices and pilgrims bound for Mecca. Today, El Quseir continues to exude its old-world charm, with remnants of its rich past scattered throughout the city. However, the town has broadened its appeal, becoming a popular destination for diving and snorkeling, with excellent reefs accessible right from the shore.

Makadi Bay

Makadi Bay, a premier destination on Egypt’s Red Sea Riviera, is known for its pristine white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. Originally designed to offer a more upscale and exclusive experience compared to other nearby resorts, it has since gained a reputation for its unspoiled coastline, luxurious resorts, and outstanding scuba diving and snorkeling opportunities. The area also offers various cultural attractions, and visitors can enjoy activities like horseback riding, quad biking, golfing, and shopping, making it a well-rounded destination for travelers.

Safaga

The village of Safaga is known for its stunning beaches, sparkling waters, and excellent diving and snorkeling spots. Offering a quieter alternative to the busy nearby resorts, Safaga is renowned for its tranquil beaches and unique black sand dunes. It has become a popular therapeutic destination, attracting visitors seeking natural treatments for skin conditions and rheumatic ailments. Its clear, calm waters and abundant marine life make it ideal for water activities like windsurfing and snorkeling. With vibrant coral reefs and nearby shipwrecks, Safaga is a favorite among diving enthusiasts, providing a peaceful retreat with a perfect mix of relaxation, wellness, and underwater adventure.

Sahl Hasheesh

The gated resort town of Sahl Hasheesh spans approximately 8 miles along Egypt’s Red Sea coast, known for its luxurious accommodations, ranging from opulent villas to all-inclusive resorts. It boasts a variety of dive sites, including vibrant coral reefs and historic shipwrecks, offering a thriving underwater world for divers and snorkelers alike. Whether you're an experienced diver or new to snorkeling, Sahl Hasheesh provides endless opportunities to discover its aquatic wonders. Don’t miss the chance to explore Old Town Road, a scenic stretch along the coastline perfect for shopping at local boutiques or unwinding at cafes with breathtaking views of the Red Sea.