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Bir Shalatin is small village in the Red Sea governorate. It locates on the Sudanese border and is inhabited by several Egyptian and Sudanese nomad tribes. The Camel market in Shalatin is one of the most attractive places to be visited in this area that is renown for its very hot weather.S

El Gouna is one of the prominent resorts overlooking the Red Sea Coast. It covers about 10 km of beach with nearly 10,000 residents spread across the numerous islands and lagoons. It can be reached by air since it is only 22km away from Hurgada International Airport.It is highly admired

Marsa Alam is one of the prominent cities in the Red Sea governorate, about 132km away from El Quseir. The importance of the village has increased at full speed after the construction of Marsa Alam International Airport in 2001. Nowadays the city is visited by multitudes of visitors for

Ras Ghareb is one of the major cities in The Red Sea governorate that is famous for its national and international petroleum companies. It locates on the western shore of the Gulf of Suez about 150m away from Hurghada. This city is called after a famous mountain of 1759m height at its west

Mausoleum of Sheikh Hassan El-Shazly Sheikh Hassan EI-Shazly wan Moroccan in origin. During his lifetime, EI-Shazly visited numerous countries such as Tunisia, Palestine and Egypt, playing a great role in the public life, especially in the Mansurah War against the Crudsaders. He died in

Ain El Sukhna or the Hot Springs is a city and a resort on the Coast of the Gulf of Suez, on the Red Sea. It locates about 55km to the south of Suez City on the Red Sea Coast. It is recommended to reach any of the close airports to El Ein El Sokhna and then take a bus or a car to the cit

El Quseir is a coastal city in the Red Sea governorate, 205 kilometers south of Hurghada, 103 km north of Marsa Alam . It dates back to the Pharaonic period and in the Roman Era it was called Leucus Limen or the white Harbour. In the Arab rule it was regarded as one of the largest ports on

Unspoiled, wild, fascinating, and remote are words used to describe the city and the tourist resort of Hurghada. Hurgada is one of the cities overlooking the Red Sea coast that locates 550 km away from Cairo and few meters southward Suiz. It is one of the most visited resorts in Egypt due