What to see in Red Sea
Sharm El Sheikh: a luxury destination between the Sinai Desert and the coral reefs of the Red Sea
Discover the modern and cosmopolitan side of Egypt in this former fishing village that has been transformed into a paradise of contemporary holiday resorts and vibrant coral reefs.
Hurghada, the capital of the Red Sea that offers resorts, diving, and so much more
The proximity to Luxor of this holiday paradise presents the perfect opportunity to combine a visit to the famous temples with a few days relaxing on the beach or diving at the fabulous coral reefs.
Dahab, the Red Sea’s most bohemian holiday destination
A refuge for hippies in the 1960s and 70s, this idyllic destination between the Sinai Desert and the Red Sea is perfect for those looking to go diving, getting to know Bedouin culture and enjoying adventures in biblical mountains steeped in spirituality.
Diving in the Red Sea: an underwater paradise filled with coral and historical shipwrecks
In contrast to its desert coastline, the warm, salty waters of this sea, offer an explosion of rich and colourful biodiversity that attracts divers from all over the world.
Red Sea beaches, a paradise for sea lovers
The beaches on the Red Sea are a magical place because of the coral reefs full of colourful fish and the incredible coastline.
Mount Sinai: the sacred echoes where the desert meets the sky
Watching the sunrise from the peak and visiting Saint Catherine's Monastery are the main attractions of the biblical mountain where, according to tradition, God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses.
Marsa Alam, an unspoilt natural paradise in Egypt's remote south
This secluded Red Sea destination, away from crowded resorts, is home to the Elphinstone coral reef, one of the world’s best spots for shark sightings, and serves as the gateway to the rugged beauty of Wadi el Gemal National Park.
SS Thistlegorm: the sleeping giant in the depths of the Red Sea
Diving around this sunken British cargo ship, which was bombed by the German military in 1941, is like swimming around an underwater time capsule.
El Gouna: the Egyptian oasis where luxury and sustainability go hand in hand
The ‘Venice’ of the Red Sea was born from the visionary dream of an Egyptian multimillionaire who, in the middle of the desert, has built a luxury town, that has won awards for its environmental focus.
St Catherine's Monastery or the place where God appeared to Moses
St Catherine's Monastery was built where Moses encountered the burning bush that spoke to him. It’s the oldest inhabited Christian convent in the world.
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