MARSA ALAM
DISCOVER
Marsa Alam is a laid-back beach destination, offering a quieter alternative to the bustling resorts of Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh. Known for its world-class diving and snorkeling, it’s quickly gaining popularity as a hidden gem on Egypt’s Red Sea coast. Here are just a few reasons why Marsa Alam is becoming a must-visit spot:
Untouched Underwater World: The crystal-clear waters around Marsa Alam are teeming with vibrant marine life, making it a diver’s and snorkeler’s paradise. Expect colorful coral reefs, abundant fish species, and unique underwater landscapes.
Gorgeous Beaches: With miles of white sand, Marsa Alam’s beaches are perfect for sunbathing and swimming. The low crowds make it ideal for families and anyone looking for a peaceful beach getaway.
Top-Notch Service: Visitors enjoy European-style service with friendly, attentive staff. There’s no pressure, and the prices are conveniently listed in euros, offering a seamless experience for international travelers.
Luxurious Accommodations: Marsa Alam offers a range of upscale hotels and resorts located right on the beach. Many of these properties feature lush gardens and offer pampering treatments, ensuring a luxurious stay.
Growing Amenities: As the destination grows in popularity, more shops, restaurants, and bars are opening up, making everything you need easily accessible. Don’t miss a visit to Port Ghalib, a nearby town with additional dining and entertainment options.
Wind: 18km/h N
Humidity: 32%
Pressure: 1013.21mbar
UV index: 4
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Great Weather Year-Round: Marsa Alam boasts warm, sunny weather year-round, especially in winter, making it a comfortable escape at any time of the year. Many of the hotels are sheltered from strong winds, providing a calm, relaxing atmosphere.
Plenty to Do: Whether you want to relax on the beach, take an ATV ride in the desert, or explore the nearby national parks, there’s something for everyone. Visit Wadi El Gemal National Park to discover ancient ruins and unique wildlife, or be awestruck by the pristine white sand dunes of Sahara el Beyda.
