Hightlight
- Beach / Diving
Egypt’s Red Sea coast is an underwater paradise where vibrant coral reefs and crystal-clear turquoise waters meet the stark golden dunes of the Sinai Desert. Beneath the surface, the sea is an explosion of life, home to over a thousand species of fish and hundreds of types of hard and soft corals. World-famous diving spots like Ras Mohammed National Park offer visibility that can stretch for fifty meters, revealing a kaleidoscope of sea turtles, dolphins, and colorful reef fish. For those who prefer to stay above water, the luxurious resorts of Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada provide a perfect place to soak in the sun. It is a destination of incredible contrast, where the silence of the desert meets the bustling, colorful energy of the ocean’s depth.
- Where it is: Eastern coast of Egypt.
- What you can expect to see: Ras Mohammed National Park, shipwrecks, and vibrant coral gardens.
- How much it is to get in: ~$5 – $10 USD for marine park access.
- What people say: Divers describe it as an ‘underwater aquarium’ with unparalleled visibility.
- Interesting fact: The Red Sea is one of the saltiest bodies of water, making it easier to float.
