Marsa Alam is popular resort and resort located on the eastern coast of Egypt, on the Red Sea, approximately 270 kilometers (170 miles) south of Hurghada.
known for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and exceptional diving and snorkeling opportunities.
Offers divers and snorkelers a chance to explore a wide variety of underwater ecosystems, including vibrant coral gardens, fish species, and the possibility of encountering larger marine creatures like dolphins, turtles, and even dugongs.
Marsa Alam area is home to several marine reserves and protected areas, including Wadi El Gemal National Park and the Hamata Islands, as well as the famous diving and snorkeling sites like Reef Sataya where is the Dolphin house, and Marsa Mubarak.
Also From Marsa Alam you can visit nearby famous cities like Luxor or even Cairo.
Marsa Alam has a desert climate similar to that of Hurghada, with hot and dry summers and mild winter. This climate makes it a year-round destination for visitors who can enjoy their stay in different resorts and hotels.
You can fly directly to Marsa Alam international Airport, or you can also fly to Hurghada, then move to Marsa Alam by bus, all depends on the location of your hotel, is it located on the north of Marsa Alam, or on the south of it.
