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The Red Sea in Egypt is one of the world’s best and most famous locations for both snorkeling and diving activities due to its wealth of rich corals and diverse sea life. The waters are calm and clean and very safe for all ages. There is a wide selection of locations around the Red Sea, the main ones being Hurghada in the Red Sea Governorate along with Makadi Bay, Marsa Alam, El Gouna, Soma Bay, Sahl Hasheesh and Safaga.On the opposite side of the Red Sea is Sharm El Sheikh Resort which also has Sharks Bay and Dahab close by.
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Snorkeling Adventures:
Snorkelling is great fun and much cheaper than diving with children’s activities from beginners to more experienced. Snorkeling equipment can be hired at most of the Red Sea Dive Centres. However, if you are planning to spend a lot of your holiday time snorkeling, then it is cheaper to bring your own equipment from home.
An Important Note * Coral reefs and spiny urchins can be very harmful to unprotected feet. Therefore, in all trips and excursions, you must adhere to the guidelines and instructions as to only walk under the water in designated "corridors" to protect the corals and your feet IF the water is too shallow to allow you to float above them. However cool the water may feel, the sun's rays can still burn exposed flesh, so always wear a T-shirt and use waterproof sunscreen.
Sharm El Sheikh is a sunny seaside town of long sandy beaches and excellent water sports facilities. Memphis Tours will tell you what to do in Sharm El Sheikh!
Hurghada is Egypt's most famous and oldest resort. Because of the clean clear blue water of the Red Sea and an abundance of marine life as Hurghada is renowned as one of Egypt's primary capitals of snorkeling and scuba diving.
Ras Muhammad National Park is located on the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt and is one of the most famous national parks in Egypt as over 220 species of coral exist in Ras Mohammed National Park.
The most stunning locations within the Sinai Region of Egypt are undoubtedly Mount Sinai and Saint Catherine’s Monastery. Discover more about these two majestical locations within this diverse location with our article.
El Gouna on Egypt's Red Sea is one of the irresistible resorts in Egypt and it is noted for its lagoons and is situated along the coast and on tiny islands.
Marsa Alam became a well-known vacation spot. Marsa Alam is one of the greatest places for diving and snorkeling with a view of the Red Sea with its crystal water.
The Resort of Soma Bay is situated on the beautiful shores of the Red Sea in Egypt. Soma Bay is known for having the most magnificent sandy beaches on the Red Sea, as well as panoramic views of the desert mountains and blue sky all year.
Dahab is a small town, located 100 km to the north of Sharm El Sheikh. It is popular with backpackers because of its affordable prices, amazing diving venues & fascinating beaches, read on to discover more.
The Taba region came to worldwide attention in the 1970s when it became a magnet for backpackers looking to enjoy the simple hippy lifestyle.
Makadi Bay is an Egyptian tourist town. On the Red Sea, roughly 30 kilometers south of Hurghada. With the turquoise waters and beautiful desert landscape of Makadi Bay.
Safaga is well-known for its clean air, black sand dunes, and mineral springs
Port Ghalib, a stunning port with its own folklore that is today a booming marina and tourist resort, is close to Marsa Alam International Airport and thus extremely simple to get directly off the aircraft.
The breathtaking scenery of the Coloured Canyon is located about two to three hours from Sharm El Sheikh and about two hours from Dahab.
The Sinbad Submarines are located in the heart of Hurghada, Egypt's most well-known resort. The Sindbad Beach Resort in the New Hurghada neighborhood is where the submarines are stationed. and, based on reservations, sail the majority of the week.
In the Sinai Peninsula, at Saint Catherine's Monastery, the Burning Bush is close to Moses Mountain, which according to monastic tradition houses the remains of the original Burning Bush.
Due to its abundance of vibrant corals and diverse marine life, Egypt's Red Sea is one of the greatest and most well-known places in the world for snorkelling and diving.
The Red Sea is one of the world's most breathtaking dive destinations, and the resorts along its western coast provide a wide variety of scenery and experiences.
Discover the highly-needed information about the Red sea and Sinai before you travel to enjoy your trip there.
